Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Vienna, West Virginia

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Mojave is a beautiful 2-year old female kitty who arrived at HSOV on October 16, 2025 when she had been placed in a carrier and left in a location close to our shelter. Unfortunately whoever placed her there did not provide any information about Mojave, so we don't know if she was an owner surrender or what her background story was. This little beauty queen has a long-haired brown tabby coat with a large patch of white on her chest/belly, white paws, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with gorgeous green eyes, a white spot of her nose, a white muzzle, and extra-long white whiskers. Mojave was understandably a frightened young lady when she first entered our shelter. Thanks to our compassionate HSOV Kennel Techs, Mojave is acclimating to her new surroundings and is feeling more at ease these days. Mojave can be a bit of a ‘diva’ but enjoys attention/petting these days from our HSOV kennel techs. Mojave was taken to a veterinarian clinic on November 3rd 2025 where it was determined that she had already been spayed. She was given rabies vaccine that day. Mojave weighs approximately 8 lbs so her long-haired coat gives her the appearance of a much larger cat. Mojave would dearly love to find a home with a special someone who would have the time/patience to let her acclimate in her new home and give her a chance to show you the sweet side of her personality.

Mojave is a beautiful 2-year old female kitty who arrived at HSOV on October 16, 2025 when she had been placed in a carrier and left in a location close to our shelter. Unfortunately whoever placed her there did not provide any information about Mojave, so we don't know if she was an owner surrender or what her background story was. This little beauty queen has a long-haired brown tabby coat with a large patch of white on her chest/belly, white paws, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with gorgeous green eyes, a white spot of her nose, a white muzzle, and extra-long white whiskers. Mojave was understandably a frightened young lady when she first entered our shelter. Thanks to our compassionate HSOV Kennel Techs, Mojave is acclimating to her new surroundings and is feeling more at ease these days. Mojave can be a bit of a ‘diva’ but enjoys attention/petting these days from our HSOV kennel techs. Mojave was taken to a veterinarian clinic on November 3rd 2025 where it was determined that she had already been spayed. She was given rabies vaccine that day. Mojave weighs approximately 8 lbs so her long-haired coat gives her the appearance of a much larger cat. Mojave would dearly love to find a home with a special someone who would have the time/patience to let her acclimate in her new home and give her a chance to show you the sweet side of her personality.

Daisy Mae is a beautiful 2-year old female kitty who was brought to the HSOV on April 12, 2025 along with her two companions (Angel and Shadow) for a very sad reason because their beloved mistress had passed away, and they suddenly became homeless. Daisy Mae has a brown tabby longhaired coat, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with golden eyes, nice 'ear furnishings', a brown velvet nose, a splash of white on her muzzle/chin, and extra-long white whiskers. This little sweetheart has a lovable, rather demure, personality. Her mistress' grandson (who brought them to our shelter) reported that they were ok with children and also with other cats. Daisy Mae was given vaccinations, wormer, and flea treatment on April 24, 2025. She weighed 8 lbs that day. Daisy Mae's longhaired coat gives her the appearance of being larger than she really is. Daisy Mae and her best friend/sibling (Angel) are currently sharing a large tower in the lobby of our shelter, and they dearly love each other. We have listed Daisy Mae and Angel as a bonded pair since they depend upon each other for comfort/security, and we feel that it is in their best interest to find a home together. Daisy Mae has already been spayed, and Angel has been neutered .. So they could leave our shelter immediately with an approved HSOV adoption application. Daisy Mae and Angel are also available for rescue. Rescue groups may contact our HSOV Feline Rescue Coordinator via email (sharonpaul2@suddenlink.net). We can usually help with transportation.

Honey and Marmalade were brought in with several other cats from a home that is over run where they don't spay and neuter the cats. Both were caught in the same live trap and Honey went into labor from the stress. The people waited all lday to bring them over so her babies had a very tramatic birth. Marmalade is sharing nursing the kittens as we are unsure if any of the 5 kittens belongs to her. Honey's kittens have sine grown up. She was spayed and is currently up to date. Honey can be very shy but if given the chance and time she will arm right up. Adoption fee is $50

These beautiful kitties were brought in after their mom and dad were having some medical issues. They were not able to properly take care of the cats and scoop the boxes so that created a health risk for them as one of the owners is going through cancer treatment now. They are such sweet girls and would do great in a home with other animals. They are now spayed and up to date. Adoption fee is $50