Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Portsmouth, Ohio

They are brothers rescued from a large litter. They are 2 years old. Their names are Bubba J (the gray one) and Peanut (the gray and white one and also the runt). They are very active and love to romp and play with each other. I have sold my house and cannot take them with me. They are a little skittish around new people until they get used to them. They run and hide. They are a bonded pair and must stay together

Meg is a short haired, black and white tuxedo female born July 1, 2025.  She may be small, but she has a big personality and an even bigger heart. Meg is wonderfully social and truly the life of the party. She’s gentle, sweet, and always ready for attention. This little lap kitty adores snuggles and will happily curl up with you any chance she gets. Meg loves toys and playtime.  Meg has an adoption fee and has been spayed, combo tested, vaccinated, dewormed, treated with flea meds and microchipped. Thank you for viewing our adoptable cats and kittens! If you have questions, please feel free to email us: catsmeowff@hotmail.com Our adoption fee includes spay or neuter, vaccinations, FEL FIV testing, flea treatment, dewormer, and microchip. The first step in the adoption process is to submit an Adoption Application. There is a place on the form to indicate the cat or kitten you are interested in. https://form.jotform.com/50943302036143Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 30, 2025, 7:08 pm

Trouble is the kind of “trouble” everyone wants in their life, endlessly affectionate, people-obsessed, and always underfoot in the sweetest way. She loves rubbing against your legs, following you from room to room, and soaking up every bit of attention she can get. Trouble has lived with other cats but prefers her personal space, focusing most of her love on her humans. She’s playful, silly, and even chases her own tail when she’s feeling extra goofy. With her big heart and charming antics, Trouble is guaranteed to keep you smiling.

Melonie is a sweet, affectionate girl who just needs a little time to feel safe before her gentle personality shines through. She’s been struggling with the busy shelter environment, but in quieter moments she happily seeks out pets, soft words, and a cozy spot to curl up. Melonie does well with other cats and loves a comfy hidey hole or a sunny window seat where she can relax and watch the world go by. With patience and a calm home, she’ll blossom into a loving, loyal companion.

Meet Nelson, Netty, and Nancy — the Wobble Squad, the Tip-Toe Trio, the “Gravity? Never Heard of Her” litter. These babies have CH (Cerebellar Hypoplasia), which basically means their bodies said, “Coordination? Optional.” They wobble. They wiggle. They occasionally face-plant with zero shame. Graceful? Absolutely not. Adorable? 1000%. They’re healthy, happy, and overflowing with love. Look at them? They purr. Touch them? They melt. Try to walk away? They follow like drunk little penguins on a mission. What they lack in balance, they make up for in personality, sweetness, and pure comedic timing. Daily entertainment included at no extra charge. Little Info about CH Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH) is a non-contagious neurological condition that makes cats a little… wobbly. Because their cerebellum didn’t fully develop (often due to mom having panleukopenia, poor nutrition, or trauma during pregnancy), CH cats may walk like tiny drunk toddlers, wobble, tremor, or take the scenic route to standing upright. The good news? It doesn’t get worse, it doesn’t cause pain, and these cats can live long, happy lives with a few simple home tweaks—like rugs for traction, ramps, raised bowls, supportive litter boxes, keeping nails trimmed, and some bumpers on the corners of the house. *They do not have to be adopted together*

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