Persian kittens & cats in Virginia Beach, Virginia

Nala was found back in February and has been in a foster home with her rescuer. She has since been spayed and vetted and is now ready for her forever home!  Her foster says she's quite shy but incredibly sweet. She has never hissed or tried to scratch or bite and if you sit or lay next to her, she'll slowly scoot closer to you and purr. If you move too quickly she will get spooked as she's still learning to trust humans.  Nala would likely thrive in a calm/quiet home with no young children.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.May 13, 2025, 1:48 pm

LIZZY- 6 Years Old, DOB: 7/4/19, No Other Pets, Good with Older Kids.  Lizzy was surrendered for not getting along with the other cat in the home causing stress on Lizzy.  Lizzy is BEAUTIFUL, Sweet once comfortable, Very clean, Independent, and Playful.  Lizzy does enjoy being outside, her previous owners would let her outside with a tracker. This can be dangerous. We love that Lizzy wants to explore nature but she would need to do that with her person in a harness being walked around, or in an enclosed catio (which are super cool by the way). Catios will make it so she can be outdoors, but safe in her own space.  She is just in a back kennel, Ask to meet her!   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 12, 2025, 6:24 pm

Meet Dahlia, a beautiful lady in search of her fur-ever family! Dahlia is a quiet cat who would benefit from a calm home. She tends to prefer women and may be somewhat scared of men. Some of her favorite toys include wands and crinkle toys. She`s great at using scratching posts and may enjoy being brushed once she`s comfortable with her new family. She is a bit reserved and tends to feel nervous about new places and loud noises. Because of this, we are recommending a home with any kids 12yo+ and ideally a home without dogs. Dahlia has been known to occasionally be a lap cat when she gets settled into her new home. She is an independent lady who doesn`t mind retreating when she gets a little stressed. As long as she has hidey places, she should feel comfortable. Due to her medical history, Dahlia is on a urinary prescription diet to avoid the formation of bladder stones. Feel free to chat with Cattery staff for more information about this. Do you have a calm home to offer this sweet girl? Stop by the shelter soon to meet her!