Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Media, Pennsylvania

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https://www.adoptapet.com/renaissance-cats-rescue-group/adoption-application/ Oreo was left behind, outside in the cold, when her owners moved out of their apartment. Luckily a kind neighbor contacted us. Oreo is now enjoying thevwarmth of an indoor home and has now been fully vetted. She is affectionate and sweet. A little shy at first, likes being petted on a lap, but prefers not to be picked up. Loves to sit on a lap, and is chatty. Oreo has a curly, fluffy black and white tail, and a very silky coat and comes with free vet care to a foster through our "Foster to Adopt" program, within 50miles of our clinic. Contact us for a visit with Oreo today! Our adoption donation is $100 for adult cats. All of our cats are fully vetted and vaccinated before the adoption and we cover vet care for the first year.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Hi friends, my name is Pink, like the rockstar, and I just rolled into town on tour to find my furever home and hope you will stop by the Cat Nook Café, sit with me for a few minutes and let me gently purr a song for you.  I’m ready to wow you with my beautiful soft and fluffy fur coat. Surely you can’t resist petting me or better yet, let me sit in your lap while you tickle under my chin and give me hugs and kisses.  My foster mom would give me lots of love and squeezes.  She says I’m very squishy.  You won’t need to waste a lot of money on expensive toys, I’m really not interested.  Just a cat tower or windowsill will keep me busy watching the world go by.  I do like my cardboard scratcher and a soft blanket or bed to get my beauty sleep.  Like all famous rockstars, I’m a bit of a diva.  I don’t like to share the spotlight.  That’s right, I want your full attention and to be your one and only.  Apply to adopt me so you can “Raise Your Glass” and we can “Get the party started!”   An adopter  with experience caring for long haired cats and a history of documented yearly veterinary care is required. Pink is up to date on vaccines, spayed, microchipped, dewormed and tested negative for FELV/FIV/HW.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 17, 2025, 11:31 pm

My name is Cosette and I am 3 years old. I am very friendly and very chatty. I'm not much of a lap cat but I love being petted and held, and I will follow you around asking for attention and am very happy cuddling up next to you. I would prefer to be an only pet, as I do not like dogs and other cats. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Please complete the Adoption Application on our website www.catniprescue.org to get the process started. Please do NOT use any adoption application by Adopt-a-Pet, as this will NOT provide us with the required information and will delay the adoption process. All known information about the cat is provided in the cat's description. We can help match you up with a cat appropriate for your household. Some of the cats featured here are on display in the Adoption Center inside Petsmart at 641 Baltimore Pike, Springfield PA 19064. Volunteers are present twice a day to care for the cats, but may not be able to let you in to meet a cat. All Adoption Applications are processed immediately, usually in 1-3 days. If your application is approved, arrangements will be made for you to meet the cat(s) before finalizing the adoption. Be sure to check your VOICE MAILS and EMAILS for messages from us regarding your application. Please complete ONLY ONE Adoption Application, either on the yellow paper form found at Petsmart OR on our website www.catniprescue.org Multiple applications from the same applicant will delay the process.

Boo-Gentle, Fluffy, and Bonded with Finch Boo is a one-year-old long-haired gray sweetheart who loves quiet play, cozy blankets, wand toys, and sun-filled windows. She's calm, affectionate, and a little shy at first, but blossoms in a peaceful home. Boo must be adopted with her brother, Finch, they have been inseparable since they were born. Loud homes with kids or dogs stress her out, which has caused some litter box anxiety near the box (not around the house). In a calm environment, she will relax and return to her confident, cuddly self. Boo is spayed, declawed, and ready for a loving home with Finch, where she can enjoy sunshine, snuggles, and gentle companionship.

We prefer adopters to be within 1 hour driving distance from Delaware 19703 and to have a vet reference. Holly started her life on the streets of Chester PA. Holly is a timid, sweet and beautiful girl, possibly some Maine Coon genes. Holly’s story: Holly and her brother had a feeder. At the age of 4 months the feeder knew something had to be done. So we received the call and the plan was to get them/ trap them and go from there. They turned out not to be feral, but scared. The feeder wanted the female (Holly) back after spayed and vetted, and she planned to keep her inside. The male stayed in foster care after being neutered and vetted, he was adopted. A year later we received a call that Holly needed to be picked up, they could no longer care for her. We were told Holly wasn’t too social and had gotten outside a few times. We picked up Holly and Holly isn’t a happy girl:( We set Holly up in a large crate in hopes that in a few days she would be somewhat adjusted. We wanted to take her to the vet to get checked out and combo tested again. That took about a month or so and the little bit of progress that was made with Holly, vanished and she was very upset at foster mom and again not trusting her. Her fecal was checked a couple of times because it wasn’t a healthy looking fecal, results came back negative. Then a few weeks ago Holly looked like she didn’t feel well and she didn’t eat her food from the night before. Foster mom had to use a towel to get her out of her crate and Holly wasn’t happy about this one bit. Holly went into foster moms bedroom and her needs were set up in there. She was eating and drinking a little bit and was hiding from foster mom. We made a vet appointment and it was 3 days away. She was eating and drinking and pottying so it really wasn’t an emergency. By the day the vet appointment came, Holly and foster mom were friends. Holly really was doing so much better and even had normal looking stools. We still went to the vet and her diagnosis was stress. We were glad it wasn’t more, but this broke our hearts. The vet was loving on her. Foster mom told the vet Holly started coming out of her armored shell in just the last couple of days while confined to the bedroom. Our vet said she is a very timid girl and full of uncertainty. He suggests a quiet home and Holly be the only fur kid in the home, and we can’t agree more. Holly has been so content being in the bedroom. Once adopted she may need to start out in a small space again. Holly is a precious kitty that will give you the hardest head-boop, foster mom calls these Holly’s head-bangs. Her fur is so soft. She will allow you to brush her once she is comfortable. We have been trying to get her to engage in playing with toys, but she can still be startled by things. We have tried unsuccessfully to get her to go near a scratch pad, so it sits there so she can realize it’s not going to hurt her. Her favorite past time is kneading a soft blanket. If you are looking for a fuzzy butt friend, Holly might just be the one! She had her vaccines updated and combo tested negative, and is also spayed and microchipped. Email us to request an application AOLanimalrescue@gmail.com if you are interested in meeting Holly and offer her a loving home.