Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Bowie, Maryland

Sarlac is friendly through and through, always ready to climb into a lap for pets and snuggles between rounds of chasing toys with her siblings (and, of course, her naps). She's a purring machine, rumbling away during mealtime and again the moment she's getting love from her humans. She's got energy to burn and plays until she tuckers herself out completely, often falling asleep wherever she lands mid-play. Favorite Toy: TurboChaser and stalking feathers on a string like she's hunting real birds Favorite Napping Spot: Snuggling with her littermates Sarlac is a typical female cat who looks out for her pride, and she's every bit the diva, always making sure she's show ready. Her eyes are what really seal the deal, though: one look up at you and shell have you handing over all the cuddles she can hold. She's good with kids, adults, other pets, and especially her littermates, who she loves cuddling and roughhousing with. How I Came to PGSPCA In a galaxy not so far away (okay, just next door), a small colony of cats had been living wild for years, multiplying in the shadows with no one looking out for them. Kittens would come and go, and no one really knew what became of them once they wandered off. Then a family of rebels intervened. Determined to give these younglings a real shot at life, they smuggled the newest litter out of the colony and into a secret base (also known as the spare bathroom). It wasn't glamorous, but it was safe, and that was enough to change everything. The kittens arrived scrappy and small, fighting off infections that clouded their eyes. But with steady care and the Force of a good vet team behind them, they healed. Now, fully recovered, vaccinated, and ready for their next mission, they're searching the galaxy for the one thing every good story needs: a furever home. Dream Home Like her siblings, Sarlac needs to be adopted alongside a mate. Shed pair especially well with a calmer, more laid-back companion — Mudhorn, Purrgil, or Wampa — to balance out her playful energy. She's excellent in the litter box, even covering up after her littermates. She loves being brushed and would welcome it as part of a regular routine, and due to her long hair coat, she does need the occasional cleanup assist to stay tidy back there. She'd do best in a home ready to keep up with her playful side and give her plenty of active engagement. My Profile Age: 16 weeks Good with kids: Yes Good with dogs: unsure Good with other cats: Yes Suitable for townhouse and/or apartment: Yes Activity level: Energetic and playful Meet Me If you are interested in Sarlac, consider letting us know by filling out a (no-obligation) adoption application. Please consult our Adoption FAQ before contacting us. Please check the adoption-show-attendees page to see if Sarlac will be attending the next adoption show. NOTE: We are an all volunteer group and do not operate a shelter. All of our animals are in foster homes. If you are not local to the DMV area, but are interested in one of our adoptable pets, that's okay. If you're approved to adopt, we can work out the geography!

Sarlac is friendly through and through, always ready to climb into a lap for pets and snuggles between rounds of chasing toys with her siblings (and, of course, her naps). She's a purring machine, rumbling away during mealtime and again the moment she's getting love from her humans. She's got energy to burn and plays until she tuckers herself out completely, often falling asleep wherever she lands mid-play. Favorite Toy: TurboChaser and stalking feathers on a string like she's hunting real birds Favorite Napping Spot: Snuggling with her littermates Sarlac is a typical female cat who looks out for her pride, and she's every bit the diva, always making sure she's show ready. Her eyes are what really seal the deal, though: one look up at you and shell have you handing over all the cuddles she can hold. She's good with kids, adults, other pets, and especially her littermates, who she loves cuddling and roughhousing with. How I Came to PGSPCA In a galaxy not so far away (okay, just next door), a small colony of cats had been living wild for years, multiplying in the shadows with no one looking out for them. Kittens would come and go, and no one really knew what became of them once they wandered off. Then a family of rebels intervened. Determined to give these younglings a real shot at life, they smuggled the newest litter out of the colony and into a secret base (also known as the spare bathroom). It wasn't glamorous, but it was safe, and that was enough to change everything. The kittens arrived scrappy and small, fighting off infections that clouded their eyes. But with steady care and the Force of a good vet team behind them, they healed. Now, fully recovered, vaccinated, and ready for their next mission, they're searching the galaxy for the one thing every good story needs: a furever home. Dream Home Like her siblings, Sarlac needs to be adopted alongside a mate. Shed pair especially well with a calmer, more laid-back companion — Mudhorn, Purrgil, or Wampa — to balance out her playful energy. She's excellent in the litter box, even covering up after her littermates. She loves being brushed and would welcome it as part of a regular routine, and due to her long hair coat, she does need the occasional cleanup assist to stay tidy back there. She'd do best in a home ready to keep up with her playful side and give her plenty of active engagement. My Profile Age: 16 weeks Good with kids: Yes Good with dogs: unsure Good with other cats: Yes Suitable for townhouse and/or apartment: Yes Activity level: Energetic and playful Meet Me If you are interested in Sarlac, consider letting us know by filling out a (no-obligation) adoption application. Please consult our Adoption FAQ before contacting us. Please check the adoption-show-attendees page to see if Sarlac will be attending the next adoption show. NOTE: We are an all volunteer group and do not operate a shelter. All of our animals are in foster homes. If you are not local to the DMV area, but are interested in one of our adoptable pets, that's okay. If you're approved to adopt, we can work out the geography!

*** Courtesy Posting *** Please contact hswann11@yahoo.com for inquiries and adoptions Meet Anakin aka Fang aka King of the cat tree. This black panther started life outside but soon realized he prefers the good life, where he doesn’t have to scarf down his food or growl at those eating around him. Anakin has an overbite but that doesn’t slow him down. He can be a little bit irritating like a younger brother. He loves to jump scare the other cats (hiding and leaping out when they least expect it). He also enjoys wrestling with them or with your arm if you let him. Curious to a fault, he likes exploring new places, is the first to try new things, and will snuggle in your armpit for a snooze. He is neutered and up to date on his shots (1yr distemper and 3y rabies). He has no issues with the litter box and tries hard when it comes to covering. He is extremely food motivated and loves toys. Would do best with an experienced cat owner who is fine with him being a butthole sometimes. He doesn’t like small dogs. ##2806835##

Our Whisker Patrol Program offers a lifesaving opportunity for cats who may not thrive in a traditional home but still have so much to offer. These independent cats are perfectly suited for outdoor environments like barns, stables, and warehouses, where they naturally help control rodent populations. By adopting a barn cat, you’re not only giving a cat a safe place to live, but you’re also gaining an eco-friendly, low-maintenance pest control partner. The program supports both the cats and adopters with guidance on proper acclimation, shelter, and care to ensure a successful transition. For more information email adoptpgcpets@co.pg.md.us.

Our Whisker Patrol Program offers a lifesaving opportunity for cats who may not thrive in a traditional home but still have so much to offer. These independent cats are perfectly suited for outdoor environments like barns, stables, and warehouses, where they naturally help control rodent populations. By adopting a barn cat, you’re not only giving a cat a safe place to live, but you’re also gaining an eco-friendly, low-maintenance pest control partner. The program supports both the cats and adopters with guidance on proper acclimation, shelter, and care to ensure a successful transition. For more information email adoptpgcpets@co.pg.md.us.

My Uncle has been feeding outside cats for years, and 4 feral cats have been living in his yard. "Venus" started coming to a neighbor's house to eat and then to my uncle's house. If she saw me from the neighbor's yard, she would beeline over to me with her tail raised straight up. She got to where she would chase the yard cats away if I was outside. One of the yard cats injured its rear leg, so I wanted to live trap it and get it to a vet to see if anything could be done for him. Venus made that impossible due to her chasing, so I got Venus into the house and into a 4 foot long, 31" tall and 29" wide large animal crate that I bought for a spayed cat to recover in and also to foster a kitten I trapped that got adopted. I took Venus to a vet and turns out she has Feline Leukemia(FeLV). My uncle already has a house cat, so I can't have them mixing together as the FeLV is contagious to other cats. Venus is too nice a cat to live outside or in a crate for the rest of her life.

Hello, this is Milo. He is a feral cat. He’s one of our many feral cats that we took care of. He was recently adopted maybe a year ago, but his owners gave give him back this year because they cannot take care of him anymore and they’re moving we tried to put him back outside and it was uncomfortable for him being outside being that he was an inside cat for almost a year. He is very sweet and lovely. He’s full of love. Just want him to find a home.