Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Shawano, Wisconsin

Piper is a happy and loving cat.  She enjoys playing and hanging out with her people!  She gets along with dogs and other cats as well. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines and microchipped.  Her adoption fee is $150 plus $12.99 for lifetime microchip registration.  You can apply by going to https://critterscompanion.org/adoptable-pets/ and clicking on the Adopt button on her profile. ##1528874##

Creamsicle is a loving and playful boy.  He was found as a stray but is very people friendly and gets along with dogs and other cats.  He loves investigating, knocking things down, playing with toys, and sleeping in boxes.   He was born in August 2021. He has been vaccinated,ice chipped, and neutered.  His adoption fee is $170 plus $12.99 microchip registration.   ##1309702##

From the owner: She's the sweetest cat ever, and I'm sad to have to give her up. Rescued her as a kitten and she was bottle-raised, so she is super bonded to people. Phoebe is super loving and is pretty mellow most of the time. She's a little over 2.5 years old, and gets along well with kids and other cats. Never been around dogs, so not sure how she would react. A little shy with new people, but once she knows you, she'll be your best friend. While Phoebe herself is great with other cats, she tends to be more submissive, which makes her the target of bullying from the other cats in our house. I'm sure she would love to be someone's only pet, but would also do good with another chill cat who wouldn't push her around too much. She's gentle and cuddly, but is young enough that she's also still playful (without being overly crazy.) I think she'd do well with kids who are a little on the older side who can respect her space (maybe 7-8+). I think with really young kids, she might be a little nervous and prefer to hide. She's just a really sweet, loving companion, and deserves a home where she doesn't have to be afraid of another animal bullying her.

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.

Meet Royel! Royel is a sweet and affectionate cat who adores people and loves to cuddle. She’s super affectionate and not easily scared. She’s raised her kittens beautifully and even kept them in line with her adorable chatty trills! She’s definitely a talker, so you’ll always know where she is. Royel enjoys playtime with wands, balls, and even small stuffed pillow toys she can kick. She’s also comfortable being picked up, loves attention, but isn’t overly needy, she’s a great balance of affectionate and independent. She’s met children before and did well with them. She likely would do well with other cats and dogs, too. Royel is FIV positive, which simply means she has a virus that affects her immune system, but it’s easily managed with normal vet care, and a loving home. FIV-positive cats can live long, healthy lives and can safely live with other friendly cats who are spayed or neutered. If you’re looking for a loving, playful, and talkative kitty who’s ready to bring joy to your home, Royel is your girl!

Mystic is a quiet, reserved girl who just needs time, patience, and the right family to help her blossom. She’s been around kids (but prefers to keep her distance), has coexisted peacefully with a calm dog, and does well with other cats especially confident ones who might help her feel more at ease. Right now, Mystic isn’t a fan of human touch she shies away from pets, but in a quiet and patient home, we believe she’ll warm up with time. And while she may be shy around people, she’s a total goofball when she thinks no one is watching! String toys, ball toys, scratching posts she’s all about the playtime! Food is the key to her heart she’s a little food-motivated (okay, maybe very food-motivated) Mystic would do best in a calm, moderately active home with a patient adopter who understands that love and trust take time. We truly believe that with the right environment, this sweet girl will come out of her shell and become a wonderful companion. Could you be the one to help her shine?