Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Crafton, Pennsylvania

Meet Willow! This large and in charge lady is looking for love! Could it be with you? Willow lived in a multi-pet household, living comfortably in the past with other cats and feline-savvy dogs. She is friendly and accustomed to the companionship of other felines and people.  She would make the perfect companion for a "homebody" who enjoys snuggling on the couch with a delightful feline pal!     Willow has marble tabby markings and the longest curly whiskers.   She was born in 2014.  Willow is spayed, tested negative for FIV/Felv and up-to-date on vaccinations as well as flea/deworming treatments. She recently received a vet check and, while she is generally healthy for her age, Willow is on a daily maintenance medication to help control symptoms of the feline version of rheumatoid arthritis.  She is responding well to this treatment and a home comfortable with this daily regimen is a must. Willow comfortably navigates her foster's home, including steps and on to tables and (like it or not) counter tops, without any issues.  Willow would benefit from continued encouragement of playtime and frequent activity, less treats and portion control on her regular meals (she's gotta get "swimsuit" ready for the summer!).  A member of the adoption team welcomes the opportunity to discuss Willow's care needs with approved applicants.    To meet Willow visit www.animaladvocates.net and complete an adoption application (located under the "Adopt" menu).   Our team is happy to discuss with approved applicants the possibility of a long-term foster placement for Willow as she is also eligible for our SENIOR TO SENIOR PROGRAM.  In the program senior animals are connected with senior citizens in the community who are interested in caring for a pet. As a foster for Animal Advocates, all vetting costs, supplies and other support are provided by the rescue.  Thank you for considering a rescue cat from Animal Advocates!  October 15, 2025, 3:04 pm

Its hard to believe but Pepper arrived at our rescue FIVE YEARS AGO! She is the longest resident at Animal Advocates and all of the volunteers at the rescue would be overjoyed to see Pepper thriving in the loving home she deserves.  Pepper had been taken care of, along with a number of other cats, by a local rescuer until the time a house fire caused her to evacuate. Most of the cats in the group were brought to the rescue where they were eventually adopted. Pepper presented as the most challenging of the group as she was extremely wary of people at first. However, with patience and lots of positive reinforcement, Pepper has come a long way! The way to Pepper's spicy heart is through treats and playtime.  She will come out to play with wand toys and accepts treats and pets from her favorite volunteers. Pepper requires a home with experienced cat people who will show her love, consistency and accept her for the cat that she is. She has received yearly vet exams, is up-to-date on vaccinations, tested negative for FIV/Felv, spayed and microchipped. During her time at our rescue, Pepper has seen and interacted with many cats and seems to get along fine with all.  Our team is happy to discuss with approved applicants the possibility of a long-term foster placement for Pepper.  In a long-term foster placement the goal is to connect special animals with individuals in the community who are interest in caring for a pet.  The rescue will provide supply and vetting support as needed.  If you are interested in meeting a cat at Animal Advocates, the first step is to complete an online application located at animaladvocates.net (under the “Adopt” menu).  In hopes of bringing awareness to the many deserving cats searching for homes, volunteers at Animal Advocates have sponsored Pepper and covered her adoption fees.  Thank you for considering a rescue cat from Animal Advocates and supporting animal rescue in Pittsburgh! December 22, 2025, 1:49 pm

Jacqueline is a sweet, independent 6 month old kitten! She enjoys human interaction. She is good with kids, cats, and dogs. She must be adopted to a home that currently has a cat or adopted with another kitten. We have quite a few. She is litter box trained. She is spayed, vaccinated, ear mite treated, dewormed, flea treated, negative for FELV/FIV/HW, and microchipped. Documentation of vetting will be provided along with rabies tag. A vet reference is needed (if this is your first pet we can discuss). There is an adoption fee and a short adoption contract. Please message with any questions! Thank you!

Scott is a sweet and playful 4 month old black kitten. He is a shy guy, but really loveable once he has warmed up. He must be adopted by a home with a cat/kitten or with one of his siblings. He is good with kids, cats, and dogs. He is litter box trained. He is neutered, vaccinated, ear mite treated, dewormed, flea treated, negative for FELV/FIV, and microchipped. Documentation of vetting will be provided. A vet reference is needed (if this is your first pet we can discuss). There is an adoption fee and a short adoption contract. Please message with any questions! Thank you!

Happie Blackie is a very sweet 1 year old kitty. He enjoys attention and being pet but is not demanding and can be independent. He is good with kids, cats, and dogs. He is litter box trained. He is neutered, vaccinated, ear mite treated, dewormed, flea treated, negative for FELV/FIV, and microchipped. Documentation of vetting will be provided along with rabies tag. A vet reference is needed (if this is your first pet we can discuss). There is an adoption fee and a short adoption contract. Please message with any questions! Thank you!

Finley is a very sweet 10 year old kitty. (She may be a little younger.) She is very loving and is happiest being a lap/couch cat. She loves human attention. She is good with kids, cats, and dogs. She is litter box trained. She is neutered, vaccinated, ear mite treated, dewormed, flea treated, negative for FELV/FIV, and microchipped. She is in good health. We addressed all of her issues when she came to our rescue. Her teeth have been removed. She eats both wet and dry food. One of her eyes was removed and the other had eyelid surgery. She is now doing so well and would be a wonderful companion! Documentation of vetting will be provided along with rabies tag. A vet reference is needed (if this is your first pet we can discuss). There is an adoption fee and a short adoption contract. Please message with any questions! Thank you!