Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Allouez, Wisconsin

Pancake is a very sweet boy who enjoys tummy rubs and snuggles. He is very good with our dog but seeks dominance over our other cat. He urinates frequently outside the litter box on the couch, bed, and area rugs, but he knows how to use the litter box for pooping and peeing in general. We believe he would be best suited to a one cat home. He is very relaxed, and aside from peeing outside the litter box on occasion, is a very good cat who would make a lovely addition to any home with people who have a little patience and a lot of love.

Marty is 1 of 6 siblings that were trapped this past January and supposed to be TNR’d; however, the date that we did that it was below zero and did not want to put them back outside so they came to my foster area and that’s when we realize how very friendly these kitties were. I’ve been able to rehome 3 of them, but these three remain and ideally would like them to go together. Marty and his two sisters Camille and Jasmine they have perfect litter box etiquette. I have a lot of toys in my foster area, but since they spent the first approximately 8 months of their life outside, they’re really not too certain about toys, but they do like balls that roll on the floor and chase those. Marty is very attached to Camille so ideally I’d for sure like those two to be adopted together but they are siblings so if somebody has it in their heart to take all 3 and give them the perfect life they deserve indoors I’d be forever grateful 😻

Jasmine is one of six siblings that was trapped for TNR back in January; however, it was below zero at that time so I didn’t wanna put them back outside so they came to my foster area and then realized how friendly these kitties were. I’ve since been able to rehome three of the six so these three ideally need a home together. Jasmine‘s siblings Marty and Camille are very bonded and on occasion I’ll see Jasmine snuggling with them as well so it would be ideal for them to go together. They are absolutely loving Kitties they purr nonstop. They love, attention and affection and have perfect litter box etiquette. Jasmine is the smallest and was the most shy in the beginning, but she’s come a long way and now begs for attention. She likes her belly rubbed and likes the back of her head scratched. She’s an absolute love.😻

Camille is1 of 6 siblings that were trapped back in January to be TNR’d; however, it was below zero back then so we didn’t wanna put them back outside so they came to my foster area and that’s when we realized how friendly they all were. I’ve since been able to rehome 3of the siblings, but these 3 remain…Camille, her sister Jasmine, and her brother Marty. She’s very attached to Marty, but they are siblings so ideally, I would love to see all three of them go together. If adopted together, I would reduce the adoption fee as a package deal.😻 this little girl does like to sit next to me on the couch. She likes her belly rubbed, and she purrs nonstop. She has perfect litter box etiquette, and does like to play with balls and fake mice. 😸

Meet Spook, a strikingly handsome feline with captivating seafoam green eyes, eagerly awaiting a home where he can reign as king of the castle. Spook prefers to be the center of attention and has previously shown a preference for being the only cat. However, he is starting to do well with the female cat in his foster home, suggesting that with slow introductions, he may accept a feline companion. In his current foster environment, Spook is calm and affectionate, particularly toward adult women. While he can be startled by new voices, he seeks comfort in familiar company. He loves to curl up close, whether on the arm of a chair or the back of the sofa, and he delights in lap time, chest snuggles, and slow, gentle petting—especially in the mornings when he enjoys forehead massages and kisses. Spook is a true companion cat, often found stretched out on his foster mom, purring contentedly and even offering affectionate face licks. Though he enjoys his independence, he can be carried for short periods and has a playful side, zooming around the house and occasionally batting at catnip toys. He also enjoys perching on his cat tree, gazing out the window at the falling leaves, drifting snowflakes, or passing birds. With his sleek, panther-like coat, Spook takes pride in his appearance, keeping up with scratching posts and tolerating nail trims—especially when treats are involved. He rarely vocalizes unless necessary and has a unique charm, often responding when called and coming to investigate the sound of a treat bag. His cleverness extends to opening drawers and cabinets, where he sometimes creates cozy napping spots. Spook thrives in a quiet, laid-back home, ideally with female companions and without young children or energetic pets, as he’s still wary of loud noises and sudden movements. However, with patience and trust, he blossoms into a loving and social companion. His progress with his feline foster sibling hints that, given slow introductions, he may accept a friendly, calm cat in his future home. Are you the one to give Spook the peaceful, loving home he’s been waiting for?

Peanut is a shy and independent spirit who takes her time warming up to new people. She’s especially cautious around strangers and prefers to keep her distance, often running to the other side of the room when someone approaches. Though she rarely interacts with her foster mom’s 4-year-old granddaughter and tends to run away when approached, Peanut is never aggressive—she doesn’t hiss or swat; she simply chooses to retreat to her safe space. Peanut gets along well with other cats and enjoys sharing a bed or snuggling up with her feline friends. She’s had limited exposure to dogs but shows mild curiosity rather than fear. Her ideal home would be a calm, quiet environment with adults or older children who understand her need for patience and space. Peanut is making slow but steady progress in gaining confidence. She’s starting to realize she doesn’t always need to run away. Sometimes, she’ll stay perched on her cat climber, watching her foster mom curiously instead of immediately darting off. On occasion, she’s even leaned in to sniff a hand and has allowed a gentle pet or two, but these moments are rare and delicate. Peanut needs an adopter who understands that building trust with her will take time, patience, and celebrating the small victories along the way. Peanut is a quiet kitty who loves lounging on comfy beds or climbers. She occasionally enjoys playing with toys, especially her favorite—DaBird feather wand toy. She also looks forward to her daily helping of wet food and patiently waits for her dish to be placed in front of her. If you’re someone who can offer Peanut the patience, understanding, and quiet environment she needs, she’ll reward you by gradually learning to trust and feel safe in her forever home.