Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Stallings, North Carolina

I got Jango from Rehome last year from a couple who described him as the chillest cat they’ve ever had and that has been my experience as well. He is a gigantic love, will snuggle and cuddle for hours. He is not reactive like most cats, you can pet his belly and play with his paws and he is totally chill with it. I’ve literally never had him get close to smacking and biting me. They had him in a house with other dogs and cats and said he got along great with them. He's not picky about food and loves to play but isn’t hyperactive. He is super shy so my recommendation is to let him warm up to you and don’t force it. He will come out of his shell in a couple days and you will be blessed with the best cat ever!!!

Emi is about 4 years old. She is sweet and loves to cuddle. I adopted her about 2 weeks ago. But with my work schedule being more than 40 hours a week I feel that I don’t get enough time with her. Hoping she finds a home where her person is home more than me. I have a self cleaning litter box, cat tower and all her toys and her bed. She settled nicely in a short amount of time and is smart and curious.

Mama is two years old. Her name is April. She has been living a life by herself outside but there are people who take care of me when I go to ask for food. I am used to being around people, will rub into legs, meow for food all the while. Had several litters and some are around in homes I visited. Looking for a home if someone wants a cat who is independent and is willing to adapt to my new family. I need an inside. I have my vaccine rabies and distemper. I am still recovering from my spay surgery as well as vaccinations so I am groggy in my pictures.

Rare male tortie looking for a home in the Charlotte NC area . Home Needed for Ichabod (“Ickis”) Through absolutely no fault of his own, Ichabod—affectionately known as Ickis— is looking for a new home. Ickis is an approximately 9-year-old neutered male tortie (yes, really — a rare tortie boy!). He’s a sweet guy who deserves a calm, loving home where he can settle in and be someone’s companion. He has lived with dogs, and he was the pack leader.. At nine years old he’s well past the chaotic kitten stage and ready to be a laid-back buddy who just wants a comfortable place to nap, some affection, and a person to call his own. Despite his spooky name, he’s a very good boy who deserves a safe place to land. If you’re looking for a unique, rare tortie gentleman with lots of love to give, Ickis might be your guy. 🧡🖤 He has tested leukemia positive. The quantitative real PCR test was not done to determine viral load and progressive or regressive positive. However they adopted him as a kitten and he has tested off and on positive on the in house vet test over the years. So we suspect he is a regressive positive kitty. Meaning his body is adjusting well to the virus, and hopefully we'll live a normal lifespan. His family has become homeless and he needs to find a new family to love him for the rest of his years. traveljunkie345@yahoo.com We can arrange transport to many airports without cost for the right home. So don't let distance be an issue.

Hi! My name is Harold, and if you’re looking for a cat who believes there is no such thing as too much affection, I might just be your perfect match. I’m a handsome 4-5 year old black gentleman with striking yellow-green eyes and one adorable little fang that peeks out when I smile. Before I found my foster family, I was living outside. One day I decided I’d had enough and started calling for help as loudly as I could. Thankfully, someone heard me. Now that I’ve discovered indoor life, I’ve realized my favorite thing in the whole world is people. I love to be petted—honestly, I would happily accept pets all day long if you’ll let me. I’ll make biscuits, purr like a tiny motor, rub against your legs, and follow you from room to room just to be close to you. Sometimes I’ll even “meow” without making a sound at all, which my foster family says is one of my cutest quirks. I’m living with another cat and two dogs right now and do just fine as long as everyone respects my personal space. I haven’t met any children, so a quieter adult home would probably be my best fit. I’m neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and I use my litter box like a pro. I am FIV positive and have feline herpes, which means I need to stay indoors and may occasionally need treatment for eye flare-ups. I’ve been incredibly patient with my eye drops, and my foster family says I’m one of the sweetest, most cooperative cats they’ve ever met. More than anything, I’m looking for someone who wants a true companion. I’m not the kind of cat who only wants attention on my own terms—I genuinely love being with my people and just want someone to love as much as they’ll love me. If you have room in your heart (and on your lap), I’d love to spend the rest of my life making biscuits, purring, and reminding you every day how grateful I am to have found my forever home.l I

We are helping a Good Samaritan try and find a home for Sadie. This is how she describes Sadie. Sadie (formerly Peg) is a 3 1/2 legged kitty. I was told that she is 3 years old but I think she's younger. She loves to be a kitten and chase toys and lasers. I was also told that she was born without her leg but I am not so sure as she "uses" it like she used to have it. Her lack of her leg doesn't stop her at all. She is up a flight of stairs before my other cats! She is litter box trained and eats very well. She is not overly fond of being picked up and will hiss if she doesn't want to be picked up. But she loves to roll over on her back and be scratched--it is just more on her terms. She would love to be the queen of her castle, and not share her human with other animals