Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Mason, Ohio

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Meet Meg My name is Meg! I am one of 4 kittens that were found abandoned by the home of one of the HART volunteers. My foster mom says I am about 4 months old. I look different than the rest of my siblings... they are tuxedo kitties, and I am mostly white with a few black spots. My foster mom says I am the ‘mom’ of my siblings. I like to clean them and snuggle with them and make sure we are all close together. When I can’t find one of them, I might get a little vocal and meow for them. Because I love them all so much, I really hope that I can be adopted with at least one of them. I love to lay and watch my siblings play, and sometimes I jump in to wrestle a little bit too. I would do great in a home with a family or an individual since I am very laid back. I like to eat... a lot. I love wet food but will also not turn away dry food. Sometimes I eat more than my siblings, so my foster mom has to keep an eye on me and make sure I’m saving some food for everyone else. I am spayed and up to date on all my shots. I have loved my time with my foster family, but I am very excited to find my very own people to love me. HART recommends kittens 6 months of age and younger be adopted in pairs. All HART kittens and cats are vet checked, combo tested, spayed or neutered, up to date on all vaccines, microchipped, and on flea and tick preventative. If you are interested in any of our kitties, you must complete an online cat adoption application available at www.rescueahart.org/adopt/cat-application. The application will put you in touch with a HART volunteer. Thanks!

Hi My name is Ashley. I am a domestic medium-haired gray with white paws and white chest kitty. I am a very petite kitty. I am just 2 years old and have already had a litter of three babies. However, that’s not my story. My story started out a little bit more rough. When my foster mom moved into her property in 2021 she noticed me and tried to trap me over and over and over again and I kept deceiving her. One day after 2 years of trying to trap me she saw me up on her lake house deck where there were two male cats trying to pursue me. She knew at that point that she needed to get me trapped so she tried again. She caught two other cats besides me, but I was lucky number three. She immediately took me in to be combo tested where I was negative. She had me cleaned up from the wounds that I had endured on my body from being outside. That’s when they realized I was with kittens. I’ve been living in a home with my foster mom since early April and I have had three beautiful babies. However, it is my turn to make a debut in this world. I didn’t get a fair shot the first time, but my foster mom promises me. I will definitely get a fair shot the second. She tells me I am one of the sweetest kitties she has ever met (especially being on my own for 2 years outside). I love pets and the attention of my humans; I love following my humans and when they sit down, I enjoy a lap pet and making biscuits. (However, I do not like having my neck petted as when my foster mom found me, I had a lot of wounds around my neck so I’m sensitive to that area). I have not met an animal that I don’t like. My foster mom has two big Saint Bernards, a Multi- Poo and a Pomsky and I get along with all of them. I even include them in my cuddle time as I will go up to them and purr and rub on their faces. Cats as long as they’re friendly, I have not had a problem with (although honestly, I would probably prefer a house with respectful dogs) and I love the attention of children as long as they know how to be nice. I am looking for a home that can give me all of the things that I deserve. A loving family, maybe kids to play with another kitty, possibly a doggie and plenty of attention. If you think that you can give me the second chance I deserve, please fill out an application. All HART kittens and cats are vet checked, combo tested, spayed or neutered, up to date on all vaccines, microchipped, and on flea and tick preventative. If you are interested in any of our kitties, you must complete an online cat adoption application available at www.rescueahart.org/adopt/cat-application. The application will put you in touch with a HART volunteer.

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