Maine Coon kittens & cats in Newark, Delaware

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.   **This is a courtesty posting, we are networking Tota and Amba so they can find a great home and avoid entering a shelter.**  Tota & Amba Maine Coon mix Brothers Seeking a Home Together Tota and Amba are bonded male longhair cats born in June 2023. They are being rehomed together due to the resident cat not liking them. This decision is unrelated to their behavior, as both cats are friendly, affectionate, and well-adjusted companions. Having been together their entire lives, Tota and Amba share a strong bond and should remain together in their new home. They are social cats who enjoy being around people and are comfortable in both quiet and active household environments. Personality Tota is the more curious and playful of the pair. He enjoys exploring, interactive play, and being involved in whatever his humans are doing. He is affectionate and enjoys being held. Amba is laid-back, affectionate, and eager for cuddles. He enjoys relaxing near his family, receiving attention, and spending quality time with his people. Both cats are: Friendly with people and other cats Litterbox trained with consistent bathroom habits Gentle and affectionate Intelligent and highly treat-motivated Fans of window watching, sunbathing, and interactive play  Their favorite toys include laser pointers, small fuzzy balls, and toys with tails.  Nutrition  Tota and Amba are currently fed approximately 4 oz daily of wet food, including: Royal Canin Indoor Adult Instinct Adult Purina Pro Plan Chicken & Rice Purina Pro Plan Turkey & Rice Purina Pro Plan White Meat Chicken & Vegetables  Water is mixed into their wet food, as both cats tend to prefer moisture from their meals. They prefer still water but will also drink from a fountain.  They are free-fed Royal Canin Appetite Control dry food. Tota self-regulates his intake well, while Amba benefits from occasional monitoring around food.  Litterbox Habits  Both cats have excellent litterbox habits and are comfortable using either pellet or traditional litter.  They have successfully used: Purina Tidy Cats Arm & Hammer Dust Free Litter Grooming As longhaired cats, both benefit from routine brushing. Tota's coat mats easily, particularly around his underarms and hind legs, and requires frequent brushing and occasional trimming for comfort. Amba's coat is lower maintenance and typically remains tangle-free with regular brushing. Their nails are trimmed routinely, and they enjoy having scratching posts available for normal scratching and grooming behaviors. Lifestyle Tota and Amba are strictly indoor cats but have experience with supervised outdoor time while wearing a leash and harness. They enjoy spending time outdoors safely, though they are equally content watching birds, people, and wildlife from a sunny window. Neither cat displays aggressive behavior and they do not bite, scratch, or hiss except in situations where they may be frightened or distressed. Special Note About Amba Amba has a harmless self-soothing behavior in which he mimics kitten nursing. He seeks out a trusted person, settles into a comfortable spot nearby, and relaxes while engaging in this behavior. It is simply a comforting habit and part of his unique personality. Ideal Home Tota and Amba are looking for a family that can provide companionship, enrichment, and continued opportunities to stay together. They are affectionate, social cats who enjoy being part of everyday life and will make wonderful companions for the right home. Bonded pair - must be adopted together. If you are interested in adopting, please fill out a 'Cat Adoption Application'   at   www.DelawarePetRescue.org/forms     Can’t adopt? Consider donating! We are in need of cat food, litter, and enrichment items for the kitties in our care!    Links to our Amazon and Chewy wishlists: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/QFBUQI1CQBCZhttps://chewygivesback.prf.hn/click/camref:1100lkBUr/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fwww.chewy.com%2Fg%2Fdelaware-pet-rescue_b88829590 If you are interested in adopting this cat, please submit a 'Cat Adoption Application'   at   www.DelawarePetRescue.org/forms        Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 22, 2026, 9:17 pm

Dionne Pawick is a teen mom of two who is ready to retire from life on the streets! Her babies are ready to go off to forever homes and she doesn’t want to to get left behind! She is cat and dog friendly too! She would prefer a household with no more than four pets but she surely wouldn't mind being your one and only either! She's a little shadow kitty and will follow you around the house making sure she never misses a beat!Her foster mom wrote:Her personality is even more darling than her sweet cheeks. As soon as you sit down she gazes at you with permission to come aboard your lap. I can barely feel her dainty paws on me. I just want to give endless cuddles So she knows she’s safe. Her favorite toy is just about anything that wiggles. Such a good Mama too. Always letting the kittens take a turn with the feather wand toy. We would love to see her get adopted with her daughter Scuttles though it is not required. They make a cute pair and complement one another so nicely! Oh and did I mention they both love water?!

Leia is a gentle, 13-year-old ready for her peaceful retirement home. She is a calm, affectionate, and low-maintenance companion with wise green eyes who loves string toys, sunny nap spots, and quiet company.Leia is:• Gentle and calm• Low-maintenance• Adaptable to new environments• Spayed, microchipped, and litter box trained• Friendly with kids, dogs, and catsLiving with two younger, high-energy cats who crowd her out, Leia thrives best in a calm home where she can get 1:1 attention. She is the ideal match for someone home often during the day who wants a sweet, soul-soothing cat to share quiet moments with.💰 Rehoming fee: $35Includes: Starting food, favorite string toy, bed

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We love Sophie! She is extremely smart and showed up at our window! We started feeding her because of her affectionate nature and realization that she was not feral. We posted her on Next Door Neighbors with no response. As much as we'd love to keep her, it's a war zone in our house with the other two cats!!! One in particular is out for blood and I'm afraid they will hurt each other. My other cat is so terrorized that she pee'd and defacated in our bedroom. She'd never done that before! We hope Sophie can get into a loving home!