Ragdoll kittens & cats in Lancaster, Ohio

Hi! I’m Mia, a blue point bicolor Ragdoll girl with soft blue eyes and a calm personality that makes every room feel a little more peaceful. I love gentle attention and quiet companionship, and I naturally stay close to the people I care about most. Whether I’m resting beside you during a quiet evening or softly following you around the house, I enjoy simply being part of your everyday life. I’m expected to grow into a large and beautiful Ragdoll, but my nature will always stay sweet, patient, and affectionate. I’m especially gentle with children and happiest in a loving home where I can feel safe, relaxed, and included. My daily meals include Blue Buffalo, Royal Canin, and Hill’s to help support my healthy growth and keep my silky coat looking beautiful. Ragdolls are known for their calm temperament and loyal hearts, and I carry those qualities naturally.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Cat InformationMeet Charlie! A complex character who is ready to steal your heart. While Charlie often gets a lot of attention from his striking beauty, we see him for more than that; it's his character that really shines. Charlie is a gentle soul who is very shy and reserved. Charlie enjoys scratchers and would benefit from a variety of them in home. While he is playful and enjoys pets once he is comfortable, he has long and hard adjustment periods reactionary to change. Due to his life experiences, being skittish is something our cat behaviorist believes will likely be a long term part of Charlie's personality. While Charlie has had a tough time, he deserves a loving owner who can meet his needs and care for him through the rest of his days. Charlie needs a lot of patience, dedication, and an experienced and understanding person with a quiet home. He promises he will reward with lots of love and gentle kisses. To be considered for visiting Charlie, you MUST fill out an adoption application beforehand and agree to and be able to do the following in order to be considered: **MUST be willing to work with shelter director and cat behaviorist during his transition period** - it will likely be months of hiding after going home, so need someone very patient and knowledgeable about correct ways to socialize a cat, as well as with plenty of time to dedicate **Must be willing to visit the shelter multiple times for at least one month once a week with our cat behaviorist prior to bringing home for adjustment period** **Home cannot have kids, a dog, multiple pets, or more than 2 people in the present or future. Needs a quiet home with minimal change, visitors, etc. There will be no exceptions to the above.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.July 13, 2026, 5:22 pm

Meet Arthur aka Arturrrr. Think Patrick Star in a ginger cat body. Adult male estimated 7-9 years old - Stray Rescue - FIV+ Loves: open windows, front glass door, treats & dinner plates, playing with his person & following them, sunshine, making major biscuits on soft blankets, more treats, laying on your chest, sitting on laps. Quirks: talker, loud voice, stares at walls & curtains, jealous of other pets, chunky All of Arthur's things go with him. A discussion can be had on updating his shots and microchipping before or after adoption. Arthur needs a stress free home where he can relax and enjoy the sunshine and breeze from the open windows. He would love to be able to be with his patient and caring person all the time when they are home. Maybe that home is with you!? I mean, come on...Did you see that face??!!

I am looking to rehome my 8 year old tabby, Harley, due to moving in the coming months and we are unfortunately unable to take her with us due to allergies. I adopted Harley when she was 13 weeks old in August 2018. She loves to snuggle and will flop onto her side if you lay her on your lap. She reminds me of a racoon with her belly and color. She is good with other cats, kids, and dogs (she will hide from them if she does not like them but never had issues). She is a little shy at first but warms up quickly. She is an indoor cat and used to human interaction. She is definitely more fond of men than women but friendly nonetheless. Harley is linked with a vetrinarian at Lancaster Animal Clinic and up to date on required shots.