Pixiebob kittens & cats in Bridgeport, Connecticut

We always have Barn and Farm cats to place! Most of these are cats who are not friendly with people, although many do become so over time. These cats live outside primarily and help reduce rodent and pest populations. Farms, barns, feed stores, warehouses, greenhouses, or any building that offers a cat escape from severe weather and predators is ideal for placement. We like to place in pairs but that is not required. The cats in these photos are shy/timid with people but not aggressive and would do best in an outdoor home, not as a house cat. We ask for a $50 fee for each cat adopted however we do spend about $150 per cat to be spayed or neutered and get vaccines so any additional donation is greatly appreciated. Interested in adopting barn/farm cats? Click here to submit our short application!

Homer is a handsome young adult about 2 who loves to have attention and spend time with people. He gets along with other nice cats or would be happy as your kitty. He's very active and playful and needs someone who will interact with him to burn off some energy and/or another young playful kitty in the home. He's good with people of all ages and we think he would do well with a nice dog also. If interested in adopting, start at CatsCT.org to submit an application. See this kitty in purrson at PETCO, 4559 Main St, Bridgeport any time they're open!

Mona is a sweet and easygoing girl about 2-3 who came to us as a stray. She loves to have attention and spend time with people and is still playful. Mona gets along with most other nice cats or would be happy having all your attention to herself. Mona has tested positive for FIV, also known at kitty Aids. Just like with people it is NOT contagious through casual contact. It's safe to share food, water, and litter box with a negative cat. FIV is only passed by mating or a deep bite wound, where saliva from the positive cat enters the blood stream of another kitty. This is very rare in socialized house cats. FIV cats may have a shorter life span in part due to the fact that with a compromised immune system they are more prone to contracting infections. FIV positive cats must live strictly indoors to reduce the chances of contracting something dangerous. It is NOT a death sentence! FIV positive cats can live well into their teens and have a very normal life. Mona was fostered in a home with several negative cats. If interested in adopting, start at CatsCT.org. and submit an application. See this kitty in purrson at PETCO, 4559 Main St, Bridgeport anytime the store is open.