Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Greenville, Pennsylvania

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My name is Peanut! My owner unfortunately had to surrender me due to the new living situation. I`d love a second chance at finding a home! I`m a super talkative girl. I also am a diva and will let you know when I want attention and when I don`t. I can be a bit grumpy, and would be best in a home with no other pets. Small children in the home would probably not be ideal, because I could be a big meanie to them.

Lara is absolutely beautiful. Her pictures really don't do her any justice. She is about 3 years old, and has longer hair. Her coloring is black and white except for on her back there is a tint of brown mixed in. Very unusual and cool. A Good Samaritan noticed Lara living outdoors back in March. Most of male cats in the neighborhood are not neutered so no surprise she brought this person 5 beautiful kittens. All Kittens have gone to rescue, and now it is Lara’s time to find a safe and loving, forever home. With all the unneutered males I wasn't shocked that Lara has tested positive for FIV, and negative for leukemia.. FIV is a cat specific virus. It is spread from one cat to another via a deep bite wound. You cannot catch FIV. Cats can and do live full lifespans with FIV. LARA is a sweetheart and so deserving of a loving indoor home where she will be safe and loved. . She is also dog friendly, spayed and vaccinated. Lara is a bit shy but totally nonconfrontational. To meet Lara, call me Kathy Deptola Animal Rescue 440 862 0610, kdanimalrescue@gmail.com Her adoption fee is $100 and you will receive copies of all her vet records.

This handsome older boy came to me last Fall. He had obviously been outdoors on his own for awhile. It is amazing what love and good nutrition and warmth can do to help an animal. Clyde also had a dental done and had quite a few teeth pulled. He is feeling much better now. Clyde has been neutered, vaccinated and tested negative for leukemia/FIV. Clyde is co-existing with my other cats and is a sweetheart and not the least bit shy. He is stunning, and his coat is filling in nicely. I adore him, and only the best home will do for him. Clyde is only listed as special needs because he is a senior cat! To meet Clyde, please contact Kathy Deptola Animal Rescue 440 862 0610 kdanimalrescue@gmail.com

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Hi! We’re Gabby (short hair female) and Indy (long hair male). We’re not related, but we’ve become very close to each other and now bonded. We’re always hanging out near each other - if you see one of us you can bet that the other one is just a few feet away! Here’s some more information from our foster mom.    Gabby and Indy both love attention and being near you. Indy warms up to new people almost right away and will flop over asking for belly rubs! Gabby absolutely loves kittens and always acts like their mother, but she grew particularly close with Indy when he came in as a kitten. Gabby can take a few days to warm up to you, but after she does she will follow you around and rub on you. When I work from home, Indy will often be curled up on my lap and Gabby will be on a chair right next to me. Or if the two are in another room curled up together, they will come running over as soon as they hear me get up from my desk! And the two play together so well! They will wrestle each other and run around together having fun.    Gabby is a 1 year old female. She was previously adopted into a home with energetic dogs and it was too much for her. She has been in a foster home with calmer dogs and did okay with them. Currently she’s in a foster home with just Indy and one other cat and is really confident and social in that setting. She would do best in a quiet home. That way you can see how  affectionate she is!    Indy is a 6 month old male. His long fur is super fluffy and soft. He likes to be combed, which makes it easy to keep his fur from getting tangled or matted. He loves being right next to you and is always ready to come snuggle during TV time.    Watch this video to see how adorable they are! https://youtu.be/4IMX1oskcz4?feature=shared (https://youtu.be/4IMX1oskcz4?feature=shared)   Their adoption fee is $115.00   This includes: Test for Feline Leukemia (FELV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)  Spay/Neuter FVRCP Vaccine   Feline Leukemia Vaccine  Rabies Vaccine  Routine de-worming  Topical flea protection  Nails trimmed  Contract with health record  Microchip identification    If interested, you can easily fill out an adoption application by clicking here:   adoption application  For anyone viewing this on Petfinder, if you are interested in adopting this animal you will need to go to our website   www.rosesrescue.net   to fill out the online adoption application. You can usually find more pictures of the animals there too. Click on our name "Roses Rescue" in blue above to be taken directly to our website. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.     April 26, 2024, 2:55 pm