Manx kittens & cats in Murrieta, California

Exciting News: This adorable pup can be at an adoption event NEAR YOU! First check our website to make sure the pup is still available for adoption: https://AmazingDogsRescue.org/dogs/ Check this page for information how to meet the pup: https://amazingdogsrescue.org/meet_adopt_rescue_dog/ Or call or text 888.508.8943 (Monday to Sunday, 8 AM to 8 PM). Our medical team does everything they can to ensure the health of our dogs before they are placed up for adoption, which includes (but is not limited to): - Vaccinations against Parvovirus, Distemper, Adenovirus and Parainfluenza (all dogs have at least 2 of these vaccines (value $60+), puppies at least 3 (value $90+)) - Vaccination against Bordetella and Leptospirosis (value $40+) - Vaccination against Rabies (dogs 5+ months; value $20+) - Test (Idexx Snap 4Dx) for Heartworm, Lyme's disease, Anaplasmosis and Ehrlichiosis (for adult dogs; value $60+) - Recent full panel blood test (value $150+) for all adult dogs - Micro-chip with life long free registration (value $50+) - Deworming (roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms; value $20+) - Treatment with Bravecto against fleas and ticks (value $50+) Of course, ALL our dogs are spayed or neutered before going to their new home. These surgeries cost anywhere from $150 to $500+). We even cut their nails for you ... Check this page for information how to meet the pup: https://amazingdogsrescue.org/meet_adopt_rescue_dog/ We organize adoption events throughout the states of CA, NV and AZ. Check our website for more information: https://AmazingDogsRescue.org/events/ Here you can check if the pup is still looking for a home: https://AmazingDogsRescue.org/dogs/ Call or text 888.508.8943 (Monday to Sunday, 8 AM to 8 PM) if you have any questions. Check our social media to see the happy pictures of thousands of rescues who found a new loving home through us: https://www.facebook.com/AmazingDogsRescue https://www.instagram.com/AmazingDogsRescue

Everest - Neutered, 3 years old. Presumed highland lynx.Loves to lounge, chase toys, and be where you are. Has a lot of personality.Strictly indoor cat, healthy, uses litter box, loves kids, in a house with dogs currently. Can be shy to new adults.May do well with dogs in home if they are mellow and already used to cats.This cat was a rescue kitten that was nursed back to health and overcame many early struggles. Has a chronic right eye issue that requires routine check ups and occasional steroid drops. Exact diagnosis unknown. Does not cause him pain, tearing or any issues. Eye ulcer has been ruled out from veterinarian.Needing to rehome due to new HOA issue and financial hardship.

COMING SOON! Magnum is a dapper mustachioed man with the cutest little bunny butt. He’s named after Tom Selleck’s character in Magnum PI because of his fabulous stache. Magnum is “manx” which means he has no tail! Nothing sad happened to make him that way, he was just born with a perfect corgi booty. Magnum LOVES people. He wants to be part of anything that you’re doing and sometimes is a bit of a tripping hazard because of it! He enjoys playing fetch with his favorite toys, making friends with both humans and other cats and the yummy scrummy wet food he gets to eat. PLEASE NOTE: Magnum has severe dental issues and will eventually have all his teeth removed before being adopted. After the procedure he can still eat normally, even kibble if he wants to! However, he will not be able to defend himself if he gets loose outside so he needs to be kept as an indoor only cat for the remainder of his life.

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Studly is 5 years old, he is very social cat, very playful, his fur is exceptionally soft. I first adopted him as a kitten to have a companion for my old dog who was getting close to the end of her life. They instantly bonded and gave my dog another year of life. Steadily grew up with my dog and has some characteristics like a dog. He will fetch toys, very playful. Once my dog was getting close to the end of her life I picked up another cat so stelly would have a buddy and they instantly bonded. I would like to rehome both of them but I'm willing to separate them if need be. I am in desperate need to rehome them. I moved from Arizona back home in California in June 2025, to help my mother in her old age. However, she will not allow the cats to roam the house so we are stuck in a one-bedroom upstairs, which is not ideal for my health nor theirs. Where they once had a whole house to roam, they are stifled, they are indoor cats and it's very hard to keep up with cleanliness and my health.