Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Sharonville, Ohio

This awesome cat is new at OAR! They are ready for a home, but their bio isn't finished yet, so why not say hello in person? If you are interested in adopting from OAR, just fill out a questionnaire at www.ohioalleycat.org/adoption (don't worry, it's quick and easy). Thank you!..Interested in adopting? Questions about this cat? Please submit an Adoption Questionnaire at www.ohioalleycat.org/adopt. You are also welcome to visit OAR's Adoption Center during Open Adoption Hours, which are listed on the questionnaire (no appointment needed).The adoption fee for this cat is $65, which helps pay for their medical and daily care expenses. If you adopt a second cat of any age within 90 days, there is no additional adoption fee.Ohio Alleycat Resource & Spay/Neuter Clinic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of cats and communities in Greater Cincinnati. We promote humane, non-lethal methods of reducing the feral cat population. This includes advising people about Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and loaning humane traps. Our clinic offers low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter services for ferals, strays, and pets. We also run a no-kill rescue that finds loving homes for cats and kittens.

“A total lap cat.” That’s how Wolfie’s foster mom describes this big fluffy fella. “He is so, so sweet and loves being with people.” How’s that for a glowing resume? Other skills from Wolfie’s resume include hanging out on the couch on movie night, sitting near windows to take inventory of how many squirrels are outside (he can make a full daily report if that interests you), and perching on cat trees to snooze or observe. Wolfie is good with smaller cat-friendly dogs, cats, and older kids. Wolfie is about 3 years old, neutered, FIV/Felv negative, UTD on vaccinations, treated for parasites, microchipped (with lifetime free registration), and fostered/ socialized in a loving family home. The works! Please call Wendi at (859) 394-4910 or Brittney at (513) 265-7293 if interested. Wolfie’s adoption fee is $125. We also offer two cats for $200. Learn more about the lifesaving work of Crazy Cats Animal Rescue here: https://crazycatsanimalrescue.com/ And look at our adoption application here: https://crazycatsanimalrescue.com/applications/adoption-application Crazy Cats Animal Rescue offers cats and kittens for adoption at the Florence, KY PetSmart and the Loveland/Symmes OH Petco.

Xenia had a home, but sadly her owner broke her hip and can no longer care for her.  She is back in foster care now and doing great.... Here is what her foster has to say about her - Xenia is a petite girl but looks much bigger due to her fur.  I have several cats in my house and she transitioned to them all pretty quickly. She pretty much leaves them alone and the others leave her alone but I do feel like she enjoys the company of having another cat in the house. She LOVES human attention, knows her name and once she settles she will come when called. She is a little quirky in that she likes to be chased. If I approach her sometimes she will full speed run away from me then stop and look to see if I'm following her....she makes a game out of it. Xenia has become quite the lap cat and like to lay on your chest while being petted.  Xenia is fiv positive, but that is really no big deal and we can give you info on this.  She was born summer of 2014 and is spayed, microchipped and vaccinated and negative for felv. Adoption fee $60. Here is a link to the application http://purrfectfriendscatrescue.org/adoptform.htmlMay 9, 2024, 11:09 pm

THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Purrfect Friends Cat Rescue and its volunteers have not evaluated this animal in any way and can not be held liable for the current condition or future care of the animal. Please work with the specific contact in the posting to confirm if the animal is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, tested, etc. and for a complete description of the animal's personality and behavior traits. Boy was my dad's favorite cat caring for him initially as an  outdoor cat, even neutering him and taking him to the vet, as needed,  when he hurt himself outside.  After many years, Dad coaxed Boy to " retire" inside.  Boy established himself as the dominant cat in the  home - not at all mean or hurtful to the other cats, simply a gentle  dictator.  Boy loves to lap sit.  His teeth are not in great shape, but  he eats well. He seems sensitive to a lot of petting. Dad thought his  sensitivity was due to the rough time he experienced as an outside cat.   Boy would be best loved and cared for by another retired gentleman who  would love to have one faithful lap cat. His owner passed away unexpectedly and he and his feline siblings are looking for new homes. Contact Ginger for more information  catmom4766@gmail.com or  937-693-3910 May 9, 2024, 11:09 pm

THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Purrfect Friends Cat Rescue and its volunteers have not evaluated this animal in any way and can not be held liable for the current condition or future care of the animal. Please work with the specific contact in the posting to confirm if the animal is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, tested, etc. and for a complete description of the animal's personality and behavior traits. Precious was an outdoor cat and mother of 4 when we found her in the West End next to our building. She has been through a lot in the last 4 weeks (spayed, shots, locked in a cage, brought to several locations and now in a more open area) yet transitioning from being in a cage to an open area and learning to actually play for the first time in her life. Precious will need a patient and loving foster   parent/Forever home who will continue her socialization and her ability to fully understand love and affection unconditionally. She is learning trust and likes to hang out and observe people before approaching. She is partial to Women as they have a softer voice which she is attracted to and feels most comfortable. Currently Precious is making progress on her own terms yet really wants a forever home. Contact Kimberly  kimothyhruse@gmail.com or 513-673-2795May 9, 2024, 11:09 pm

THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Purrfect Friends Cat Rescue and its volunteers have not evaluated this animal in any way and can not be held liable for the current condition or future care of the animal. Please work with the specific contact in the posting to confirm if the animal is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, tested, etc. and for a complete description of the animal's personality and behavior traits. Do you believe in second chances? Awesome Possum (the cat) is hoping so, because he would love to find a new home! Possum was spotted by a teacher drinking out of a frozen fountain at Walnut Hills high school in January. He looked scraggly and thin (and kind of like a possum!) so a plan was set to trap him and help him. He was unaltered, so he was brought to OAR for neuter and vaccines. Under his medium length coat, he only weighed about 8lbs (an average male cat weighs 11lbs). OAR determined he had a chipped canine tooth, so he was then brought to another vet to have that removed. He is estimated to be be 5-7 years old. Upon holding him for a recovery period, Possum began to show that he was a good kitty! He began meowing, seeking out pets, playing with toys, being picked up and held and even getting a bubble bath...all within about a week! So Possum probably had an owner at one point, but was discarded and abandoned and left to fend for himself outside. Currently he loves food (a lot!), getting brushed and petted, catnip toys, ball track toys, making biscuits, and sitting in a cat condo looking out the window.  Possum would love to find a forever home. I am happy to offer (and encourage) a trial period so you can be sure he is right for you before committing to adopting.  Possum would probably do best in a quiet home with older children and/or adults. He would also need to be the only pet in the home.   Possum is FIV+ which basically means he has a weaker immune system, but will still lead a long and normal life. FIV cannot be transmitted to other pets through the sharing of food/litter/playing/grooming etc. However, this is not significant since I am looking for him to be the only pet in the home anyway.   Please reach out to me at 513-520-4124 if you are interesting in adopting Possum! I'm glad to tell you more about him over the phone, and then set up a meet and greet if you like! He may be a little shy at first, but will come out of his shell quickly.May 9, 2024, 11:09 pm