Pixiebob kittens & cats in Versailles, Kentucky

What's up, world? I'm Jazz, the coolest, cutest, and silliest kitty around. I arrived here after living as a stray for a few years! When I got here, I tested positive for FIV, but don't worry! There's lots of research that has been done lately with evidence that kitties like me can live healthy long lives, too! I would require regular vet care, like any animal, and my immune system may be slightly weaker than a FIV negative cat. With good nutrition, lots of love, and routine vet visits, I'll be on the right track to my fairytale life! Ahhh, I can see it now: perching on a cat tree, eating yummy treats, getting pets from my favorite humans- what a life! If you think we could be a purrfect match, give Woodford Humane Society a call at 859-873-5491 to schedule an appointment to meet me or with any questions!

Fallon is such a sweet little fella who has been through the ringer and it’s high time he had a loving home to call his own! He was tossed outside to fend for himself, ended up being trapped with a colony of feral cats, and came to us scrawny and relieved to be back in a warm, safe place. His previous owners never came to get him. Fallon is a petite, affectionate guy with a big heart of gold under his sleek black coat! He’ll jump right up when you come up to say hi, make a few biscuits and even bump his forehead against yours to let you know you’re friends. Like a lot of cats, being picked up isn’t his favorite thing, but he’d be happy as a clam to have you pet him all day long! We’re willing to bet all he really wants from the world is a low-key home and a friendly lap he can curl up on when you both need to just take a break and watch the world go by. Don’t know about you, but that sounds like heaven to us. Want to meet Fallon? Give Woodford Humane a call at (859) 873-5491 for an appointment or to learn more about him!

I’m Cannoli, a sweet little torbie with a big personality and an even bigger heart. I am a special needs girlie because I have bit of a "wobble" to my walk. The neurologist said my lack of coordination may have been caused by an old injury (Woodford Humane Society pulled me from Animal Control after I served my stray time, so they don't really know my history) or I could have a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia, also known as wobbly cat syndrome (yes really). I'm not in any pain and the vets say it is unlikely for my condition to get worse, but I will always be a bit clumsy and off-balance. I need a family who will keep a close eye on me and get me to the vet for all of my annual check ups (or sooner, if necessary). Now that THAT's out of the way...here's more about me! I am super affectionate and warm up to new people right away - making friends is one of my favorite things! I’m always ready for a good play session, too; feather toys, crinkly balls, fuzzy mouse toys, you name it, I’m in! I may look a little clumsy chasing all the things, but I'm told it's really cute... and I have so much fun! When I’m not showing off my playful side, I love curling up nearby to keep you company, purring like a tiny motor. I’m looking for a home where I can share my affection, my goofy charm, and my love of fun with someone who’s ready for a loyal companion. Could that be you? 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!