Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Beaver, Pennsylvania

Hi there, I`m Monica! I am a gentle, affectionate kitty with a heart full of love and a story to tell.I first arrived at the shelter about five years ago as a stray, but my life changed when a kind person adopted me. I loved my new home and adored my owner, but sometimes life takes unexpected turns. When she had to move to an apartment where I couldn`t come along, her mom took me in. Unfortunately, one of the other cats in the home and I didn’t see eye to eye, and it was clear I needed a different place to truly thrive. So, here I am again hoping this time I’ll find my true forever home.I’m a sweet, affectionate girl who absolutely loves attention. Whether it’s cuddling on the couch, greeting guests at the door, or simply being near my people, I love being part of the action. I’m often called a couch potato, but I prefer the term “professional companion.”Here’s a little more about me:•I’ve done great with children ages 10 and up.•I lived with a dog before — we mostly did our own thing but got along just fine.•I’m said to do better with male cats, but honestly, I’d probably shine brightest as your one and only feline friend.I’ve been through a lot of changes, but I’ve never lost my loving spirit. If you`re looking for a loyal, snuggly, and sweet companion to fill your home with warmth and affection, I just might be your girl.Come meet me and you will see that I can be the best friend you have always wanted!With love,MonicaThe Adoption Fee Includes:- initial feline distemper combination vaccination- first deworming or stool check- rabies vaccination (for animals over 3 months of age)- 24 Petwatch microchipping- flea treatment/preventative- spaying or neuteringAdoption Cost: $75.00FELV/FIV Testing provided for an additional fee of $35.00. Encouraged for multi cat household.

Meet Odessa! This shy 3-year-old girl came to us as a stray. She is very nervous and will need a calm and quiet home. Interested in this independent kitty? Fill out an application -> thinkingoutsidethecage.org All of our animals are altered, microchipped and up to date on vaccines before being made available for adoption.

FELV- / FIV-January 21, 2026, 2:41 pm

Meet Charlie! Charlie is gorgeous like a super meowdel. Also like a super meowdel, she would prefer that you admire her beauty from afar. Though Charlie has come a long way during her time in foster, she is still unsure of humans. She does not prefer to be touched but will tolerate short pets if you manage to slowly approach her when she is relaxed in a cat cubby. She can be sassy and hisses - but she has never displayed any actual aggression. Charlie loves wet food, her foster friends, and relaxing. She even recently started showing interest in playing with a wand toy with her foster mom! When her foster mom isn't around, she enjoys playing chase with the other cats. Charlie is FeLV+, but she would do best being adopted into a home where there is another welcoming but confident cat around. (Perhaps you have a FeLV+ kitty looking for a friend?) Due to Charlie still learning to trust humans, she would need to go to a home that is quiet with no children. She will also need an extremely patient adopter who would be willing to start her in a small room with minimal hiding spaces who has time to spend with her each day to continue to reinforce to her that humans are okay. Her perfect adopter can bond with her over wet food and continue to play with her with the wand toy (once she's ready!). Charlie is estimated to be about 3.5 years old. She has been spayed, dewormed, microchipped, vaccinated, and has tested FIV- and FeLV+ (progressive). This chronic illness doesn't currently affect Charlie's daily life much; however, the FeLV virus may eventually affect her health and lifespan, as FeLV impairs the cat's immune system. Becoming established with a vet supportive of treating an FeLV+ cat, controlling secondary infections, and treating other illnesses as they arise is essential to maintaining an FeLV+ kitty. Do you think you have what it takes to love from afar, and are you willing to love a "project cat"? Apply to adopt gorgeous girl Charlie today!

Love Sour Patch Kids? Meet the ultimate “first they’re sour, then they’re sweet” kitty! Stewie was found on a rainy night, soaked but friendly enough that his rescuer thought he must belong to someone. But nope - no chip, not fixed, no collar. He was originally sent to a local shelter to be adopted, but that environment was too stressful for him, so he’s been decompressing in a loving foster home and showing off his *very big* personality. Now, about that personality… those who know Stewie and have been accepted into his inner circle say he’s the sweetest boy ever... but he definitely has main character energy (and some major trust issues at first). It takes Stewie some time to warm up to new people - he can get very overstimulated easily at first and will need an adopter who understands cat body language and how to give him space when he needs it. He would do best in a calm, low-chaos home with adults only. Once Stewie has accepted you, he’s all in: he runs to you when you walk in the door, he loves gentle play, bird watching, and has nonstop curiosity - cupboards, shelves, countertops, watching the toilet flush, you name it. He’s smart, affectionate, and a total goofball. Because of his suspicious-at-first nature, you can also think of him as your personal security guard (who secretly just wants cuddles). Stewie does well with and enjoys other cats- we believe having a feline friend for him would help his confidence and that another young cat would be a good match for his energetic, playful energy. He could also go home as a solo kitty. Stewie is estimated to be about a year old. He is neutered, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, vaccinated, and has tested negative for FIV/FeLV. If you’re patient, cat-savvy, and willing to help a conflicted cat through the initial adjustment period, consider Stewie! He’ll “help” with chores, follow you around, and bop around the house just doing his silly Stewie thing.

Rocky came into rescue looking like he was losing the fight against the harsh realities of street life. Bloodied paws, broken teeth, and a swollen eye, it was hard to imagine how many rounds this guy had left in him had he been left to live outside. With a team of supporters, this fella has lived to come out on top, claiming victory over his fear of indoor life and accepting the riches that it offers. A seasoned street cat, this fella had his routes and routines, which included a trusted human who would feed him on her porch. A trap was set and after many many previous attempts, the hero of our story finally stepped inside, ready to tap out of the ring of harsh outdoor living and into a life of receiving the love and care he needs and deserves to thrive. Rocky is a big cat, and has just as big a heart. He spends his days snoozing, awaiting his next meal, and doting on the kittens in foster with him. Once the initial “getting to know you” has passed, Rocky will roll over and greet you with the tiniest meows that ever came out of such a large cat. He loves accepting head smooches and belly rubs. Rocky handles life with calm confidence, though he’ll offer a bit of justified grumbling when things get overwhelming to him. He would do fine in a home with older, cat savvy kiddos and other respectful cats but small children may be a little overwhelming to him. His reaction to dogs is unknown. Due to his blockbuster history, starting this champion in a small room to slowly acclimate him to his surroundings will ensure success. Rocky is estimated to be about 7 years old. He is neutered, flea treated, dewormed, microchipped, vaccinated, and has tested FIV+ and FeLV negative. If you're looking for a lover, not a fighter, with a little bit of patience until trust is built, this guy will be in your corner for life.