Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Okmulgee, Oklahoma

THERE ARE 20-25 CATS AND KITTENS THAT WOULD LIKE THERE OWN HOMES BOTH FRIENDLY BARN CATS AVAILABLE MANY SIZES AGES COLORS MOST SPAY/NEUTERED ADOPTION FEE $10/EACH

She is very sweet and friendly, but other cats seem to make her nervous.  She prefers Purina EN dry food and likes creamy seafood wet food.  Adopted 8/2021 and returned 9/2022 due to peeing outside of litter box but she wasn’t on medicine consistently.  Owner loved her but decided to return her.  She uses a “regular” litter box that has clay litter in it, but she occasionally will pee on a puppy pad.  She is on Fluoxetine to reduce stress and hopefully keep her from peeing in places other than the litter box.  Fluoxetine is a gel that goes on the hairless area of an ear flap – switch ear flaps daily.  This medication is in a transdermal gel applicator and is easy to give.  The cost of this medicine is $75.34 for three pens on an auto ship for every 12 weeks.  This medicine does have to be set up by her vet and Feline Specialties does this for her now.  She would love to have a home of her own as the only pet in the home. All cats have tested negative for FeLeuk/FIV and are current on rabies and FVRCP vaccinations.  All kitties have Home Again microchips implanted and are registered at no charge to the owner.  Adoption fee - $75; If 65 years or older Adoption fee - $65; If adopting two cats - $135; If 65 years or older adopting two cats - $125.   StreetCats is located at 3105 S. Winston Ave., one block west of 31st & Yale.  We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.  Our website is www.streetcatstulsa.org and Facebook is www.facebook.com/streetcatsinc.  All people wanting to adopt must come into StreetCats and have all members who live with them come in also.  We do not adopt out of the state of Oklahoma and prefer to adopt in the greater Tulsa area. All people wanting to adopt must come into StreetCats and have all members who live with them come in also.  We do not adopt out of the state of Oklahoma and prefer to adopt in the greater Tulsa area.November 10, 2025, 9:38 am

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Rossi came to us as a stray from a local trailer park in town. He's used to living outside, but prefers to be inside now. He's adjusted well to using a litter box, being fed on a consistent basis, and getting all of the love/pets/head scratches he wants. Rossi is an extremely food motivated guy who acts like he's starving, even though he jumps in front of the others to eat every morning. Rossi was previously TNRd (trapped, neutered, released) before we got him. We got him updated on his shots. Since he was an outside cat before coming to us, he tested positive for FIV. In infected cats, FIV attacks the immune system, leaving the cat vulnerable to many other infections. Although cats infected with FIV may appear normal for years, they eventually suffer from immune deficiency. Rossi needs to be the only cat in the house, or housed with other FIV+ cats. He's great with other cats and kids. He currently free roams the cat room with the other FIV+ cats that we have.

The two females (2 years old) have been together since they were about 2 months old. So, I preferably would like to see them go together. I would keep them myself, but in 2 years, they have already been moved 3 times, and I am looking to go back to CA. I can take them, but where I am moving, they already have cats and dogs, and it's an older couple, so don't want to rock the boat. I did not personally get these cats, but the person who did, threatened to throw them outside to fend for themselves. I would have no part of that since I am the primary caretaker of the cats she got. I just don't want to make them keep having to make moves on account of my life being so unstable right now. But I will not just abandon them, I will fight first. They are good companions, once they get to know the routine, but I have been their only owner, so I can't say how they will be with others.