Manx kittens & cats in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky

I’m Crimson, a swirly tabby Manx with a tail-free wiggle and a talent for sitting like a dog whenever the mood strikes me. I’m equal parts sweet and goofy, the kind of cat who will trot over for affection, plop down in the funniest positions, and charm you without even trying. My playful quirks are matched only by my gentle nature, and I’m always ready to brighten the room with my easygoing spirit. If you’re looking for a lovable companion who brings both silliness and heart to the home, I’m your guy, and I can’t wait to make you smile. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

My name is Stephen, and I’m a calm, thoughtful brown tabby Manx who appreciates the simple pleasures: a soft bed, a sunny window, and a human who enjoys quiet companionship as much as I do. I’m affectionate in a gentle, steady way—happy to sit beside you, purr softly, and make your home feel a little warmer. I don’t need much to be content, just a peaceful space and someone who will appreciate my sweet nature and loyal heart. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

Hi there, I’m Bea, a round little Manx girl with a bunny‑soft rump and a heart that’s even softer. I may not have a tail, but I make up for it with extra personality—I’m the type who trots over to greet you, chirps for attention, and settles in your lap like it’s my life’s calling. I’m playful in short, silly bursts, then perfectly content to curl up beside you and purr myself to sleep. I’m looking for a calm, loving home where I can be your loyal shadow, your gentle companion, and your daily dose of sweetness. If you’re searching for a cat who brings both charm and comfort, I think we might be a perfect match. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

Hi there, I’m Tina—an older Manx lady with a naturally grumpy little face and a habit of letting my tongue peek out when I’m especially relaxed. Don’t let the expression fool you, though; beneath this dignified exterior beats the heart of a total sweetheart. I adore quiet company, gentle pets, and cozy naps in sunny spots. I may waddle a bit and I’m not the flashiest cat in the room, but I’m loyal, affectionate, and wonderfully low‑maintenance. If you’re looking for a mellow companion who will love you in that soft, steady way only an older cat can, I’m ready to curl up beside you and make your home my forever place. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

I’m Rue, a petite orange‑and‑white Manx girl with a big heart and an even bigger sense of curiosity. I love exploring cozy corners, watching the world from a sunny windowsill, and trotting over to you for gentle pets when I’m ready for affection. I may be small, but I bring a soft, steady sweetness to every room I enter, and I’m always eager to investigate new toys, new people, and new adventures. I’m looking for a home where I can feel safe, loved, and free to let my curious little spirit shine. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

I’m Shannon, a fluffy orange‑and‑white Manx girl with a heart as soft as my fur. I may not have a tail, but I make up for it with endless sweetness and a gentle spirit that wins people over the moment they meet me. I love curling up beside someone who appreciates quiet companionship, and I’m always ready for soft pets, cozy naps, and slow blinks that say “you’re my person.” If you’re looking for a calm, affectionate friend who brings warmth to every room, I’d love to be the one who gets to call your home my forever home. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.