Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Macon, Missouri

Biscuit is one of the 6 babies and mother I have bought home from a house where they were living in the garage. The mother took them out a broken garage window and into a plant that has thorns. I bought them all home and spent 2 hours getting out the thorns. Biscuit is very active and likes to sit on my lap. I have been feeding them Fancy Feast Dry and wet food. They are still nursing but not as much. I believe he will grow into a beautiful cat, for I have one just like him, Probably related, who is just beautiful!

Violet was one of the babies I bought home that I was feeding the mom at an abandoned house. They were born in the garage and the mother was bringing them out of a broken window. She landed in a plant that had thorns. I bought them all home and spent 2 hours getting them out. She is a sweet little girl and very playful. I have been feeding them all Fancy Feast dry and wet food. The mother is still nursing but not as often. She was born on September 18. I have several cats now and just can't keep her or her siblings.

Biscuit is one of the 6 babies and mother I have bought home from a house where they were living in the garage. The mother took them out a broken garage window and into a plant that has thorns. I bought them all home and spent 2 hours getting out the thorns. Biscuit is very active and likes to sit on my lap. I have been feeding them Fancy Feast Dry and wet food. They are still nursing but not as much. I believe he will grow into a beautiful cat, for I have one just like him, Probably related, who is just beautiful!

Violet was one of the babies I bought home that I was feeding the mom at an abandoned house. They were born in the garage and the mother was bringing them out of a broken window. She landed in a plant that had thorns. I bought them all home and spent 2 hours getting them out. She is a sweet little girl and very playful. I have been feeding them all Fancy Feast dry and wet food. The mother is still nursing but not as often. She was born on September 18. I have several cats now and just can't keep her or her siblings.

Ideally Peanut and Walter should go together as they are a very tight pair. Bonded - maybe? But not sure. Right now we live in a 3k sq ft house with 5 other cats and 3 dogs. I am moving and downsizing and there have been some fights in our current space. I think a smaller house would just incur more fighting and would love to see them adopted together, preferably into a home without any other cats. They were adopted from a hoarder situation in 2019 from a local rescue. Estimated to be around 1-2 y/o when we got them. I will get their shots up to date and would like a $50 rehoming fee just to make sure they are going to a good home. Walter is posted separately, but he is pictured with Peanut. He is the other grey/brown with bigger stripes. The black one picture is not posted.

Parker was rescued from an intersection when she was a kitten. Currently there are 5 cats and 3 dogs in residence. At the time she was rescued, we tried to find a home for her with no luck just posting on local Facebook groups and my personal page. I'm moving and downsizing and there have been some fights in our current space. I think a smaller house would just incur more fighting and would love to see her go to a good home. I will get her shots up to date and would like a $50 rehoming fee just to make sure she is going to a good home.

Ideally Peanut and Walter should go together as they are a very tight pair. Bonded - maybe? But not sure. Right now we live in a 3k sq ft house with 5 other cats and 3 dogs. I am moving and downsizing and there have been some fights in our current space. I think a smaller house would just incur more fighting and would love to see them adopted together, preferably into a home without any other cats. They were adopted from a hoarder situation in 2019 from a local rescue. Estimated to be around 1-2 y/o when we got them. I will get their shots up to date and would like a $50 rehoming fee just to make sure they are going to a good home. Peanut is posted separately, but he is pictured with Walter.

Hawthorne made his way to one of our volunteers house so she went ahead and agreed to foster him. Hes sweet and playful and has done well with young kids, a small dog, adult cats and a busy household- he would make a great addition to nearly any family!All of our cats are in foster homes learning how to be well behaved house cats! All age appropriate vaccinations have been given along with dewormer and flea/tick/ear mite treatment as needed. Cats and kittens are nearly always spayed or neutered before adoption, in the event they are not there will be a $25 refund issued upon receipt of proof of spay or neuter within 6 months.We do allow out of state adoptions for an extra fee but we do not ship our pets. They must be picked up from us. Because we are all volunteer and foster based we do not have standard hours or a facility to visit, rather everything is done online through our webpage, from applying to adopting. Please visit our website www.fodrescue.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.