Ragdoll kittens & cats in Pembroke Pines, Florida

Meet Matcha – the sweetest little fighter you’ll ever meet. Matcha is a stunning 9-month-old Ragdoll mix with soulful eyes and a heart full of love. He’s the kind of cat who melts into your arms, purrs the moment you pick him up, and radiates affection in every cuddle. Whether he’s being carried around the house or playing with his favorite toys, Matcha stays calm, joyful, and deeply connected to the people around him. He’s also a fantastic little traveler—adaptable, curious, and mellow in new environments. With his gentle nature and love of adventure, we think he’d thrive with harness training and could become a wonderful companion for outdoor strolls or weekend getaways. But Matcha’s story is more than just sweetness—it’s one of resilience. At just 5 months old, he was diagnosed with FIP, a serious viral illness that left his back legs completely paralyzed. Even during the hardest days, Matcha never stopped purring. He never stopped loving. And after completing treatment, he made a miraculous recovery. Today, he runs, jumps, and climbs like any other cat—his spirit unshaken and his joy undiminished. Matcha does have one lasting difference: he has limited bladder control. While he can sometimes urinate on his own, he typically needs assistance with bladder expression once a day. He also wears a diaper indoors due to bowel incontinence, as he doesn’t have control over when he poops. These are manageable needs, and we’re more than happy to teach you how to support him. Expressing a bladder is a simple skill, and many adopters find it quickly becomes part of their routine. What Matcha needs most is a family who sees past the challenges and recognizes the incredible love he has to give. He’s been overlooked for too long, but we know his perfect match is out there—someone with patience, compassion, and a heart as big as his. Could that be you? If you’re curious, have questions, or just want to learn more about this special boy, email us at kittypuppyalliance@gmail.com. We’d love to tell you more.

I took this cat from a neighbor that was leaving the country and could not take it along with her. Over time I became allergic and could no longer afford to care for it. He has never given me any behavior problems.

I rescued Kiri when he was 3 months. It was before I had a wife and 3 kids. He is really good but loves attention and I feel bad I can’t give it to him. I now have a new born in NICU and hopefully he is coming home soon but will have a bunch of medical equipment at home which include a ventilator. I don’t feel this will be a good environment for Kiri or the baby. I feel it is only fair to Kiri to go to a home that can give him the attention he wants and deserves. I am an open book. And open to any questions. Additional notes is he has only been indoors. As soon as someone is interested I’ll take to the vet myself to get shots updated and show a clean bill of health. Included with him is automatic pet feeder, automatic water fountain, litter box, cat tree, and food storage container, 2 pheromones diffusers with 6 refills, and $250 for anything else you want to get him to make him comfy

Meet Hera, we found her wandering outside in our apartment community and we were unable to locate her owner as she did not have a collar or microchip. She is litter box trained and is very affectionate. She can be a little shy at first, but once she is warmed up to you she is very sweet and purrs a lot. Looking for a loving home for her as I am moving out of the state. She is 6 or 7 months old and needs to be spade. No fee just would like to give her to a loving home