Pixiebob kittens & cats in Yankton, South Dakota

Hi, friends! We’re Betsy and Barbara, two adorable sisters who are ready to find our forever homes! We’re friendly, social 2-month-old kittens, and we each weigh nearly 2 pounds. We’re pretty sure we’re an irresistible combination of cute and sweet, but don’t just take our word for it—come meet us and see for yourself! We love people, kids included, and we’re both great little snugglers. When we’re not busy soaking up attention, we’re happy to entertain ourselves with our toys. Of course, watching two kittens play, pounce, and chase after toys is pretty entertaining for our humans, too! We’re also cat and dog friendly, so we can fit right into a home with furry friends. And we’re doing great with the litter box, so we’re already off to a fantastic start with our kitten skills. If you’re searching for one precious girl or think two sisters would make your home twice as fun, come meet us! Stop by Heartland and say hello to Betsy and Barbara. We can’t wait to meet you!

Gray is 6 years old, just 8 pounds, and ready for life to finally get a little easier. Before arriving at HHS, Gray’s world wasn’t always kind to her, so she’s still learning that people, homes and routines can be safe. She enjoys the company of adults, doesn’t mind other cats and has plenty of love tucked away for someone willing to give her the time and patience to let it out. Gray doesn’t need perfection. She needs someone who understands that trust can take a little time—and that earning it can be pretty special. If you’re still reading, maybe that person is you. Gray is available for a free-will adoption fee. Just tell us you read her profile and want to give her the life she’s always deserved.

Smiley greets you with 10.5 pounds of sweetness and a little bit of history. His signature move is a leg weave, then, when receiving the desired head scratch, pushing his head deeper into your hand. Life started out rough for this guy; he’s looking for a home where he can settle in, build trust, and learn that the good stuff is here to stay. He has lived with men and other cats and seems to do well with both. Smiley would likely be happiest in a calmer home without small children, where his people can let him set the pace and enjoy all the goofy, lovable personality that comes with him. He’s had enough rough chapters. Now he just needs someone willing to give him a really good next one. Stop in and ask for Smiley.