Russian Blue kittens & cats in San Francisco, California

Esme is the sweetest lap kitty! She totally melts into your lap and loves to snuggle and be close to you. She’ll follow you around until you give her all the pets, often nudging you with her head for more. Cuddle time isn’t over until she says it is! When she’s not by your side, she’s exploring new and high places or playing with Hugo. Hugo is a curious, gentle boy who is reserved at first and likes to observe what’s going on around him. He warms up over time and you’ll find him rubbing up against you asking for pets. Hugo is a fast kitty and loves playing with toys, especially chasing after wand toys. Hugo follows Esme’s lead and when he’s not playing and wrestling with her, he’ll be cuddled up next to her. These two sweet kittens are best friends and will need to go to their forever home together! They’d love to go to a quiet home with older children, and would be great with other calm pets. Do Esme and Hugo sound like the perfect match for you? All of our cats and kittens are spayed/neutered, FelV/FIV tested, FVRCP vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped. If interested, please submit an application through our website. https://www.andreasdreamrescue.org/adoptionapplication Send us a message through our contact page with which cat you are interested in and we will be happy to set up a meet & greet! https://www.andreasdreamrescue.org/contact

Luna is a beautiful, healthy cat who has been with us since she was a kitten. We initially adopted her from the SPCA and they believe she's a mix of a grey Tabby / Russian Blue. She has been a wonderful pet through many transitions, including several moves and us welcoming our son. We are sad to need to rehome her, but we are moving out of the country and know we can't take her with us. Luna is social and loves to be where the action is, but she tends to bond to one individual (I hear this is common for Russian Blues!). She will most enjoy sitting on your lap and getting pets, or stretching out in the sun for luxurious naps. She would benefit immensely from a quieter home with someone to love on her, and without other pets or small children. She has always been an indoor cat.

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA:  Silver is a gorgeous Russian Blue male  who after living on his own, has adjusted to indoor life remarkably well.  He has discovered the joy of a neck massage and really knows how to lean in! He is confident, observant, and communicative, and enjoys relaxing in his cat bed on the couch.  Most striking is Silver’s gaze – he looks right into your eyes. Silver was born in approximately 2011 and is healthy, neutered, and vaccinated. As a shy boy, the right home will be with someone who has patience for a shy kitty while he transfers his trust to you, and who can spend time with him, lavishing him with love & attention.  You will be rewarded!   Watch Silver's YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/AQC4xMrik1E Silver is in a foster home in Contra Costa County, CA  To learn more about Silver, and if you have experience with ferals, please contact Marcia at mslack199@gmail.com or 510-734-9924.  October 2, 2023, 2:03 pm

ALAMEDA COUNTY, CA:  Scarlett & Hamilton are a lovely bonded pair, looking for their furrever home together. They are just about a year old, a bit shy, and would love to be adopted together. They are very bonded! As explained by their foster: "It did take them a while to come into the open from their safe space under our sofa. But, once out, they have enjoyed exploring around the house. They love to play. They both love wand toys, as well as small, foam balls they can kick around the floor! Scarlett and Hamilton would do best in a home with older children, approximately 10 years or older. With their shyness, young children and their energy might be too much. But older children who enjoy playing with cats and cat toys might do fine. These kitties are both on the smaller side. Scarlett is a gorgeous grey (Russian Blue mix), and her fur is super soft! Hamilton is a tabby with beautiful markings. He really loves to play with his wand toy. One thing that really draws them out are bird videos on YouTube. Hamilton gets especially chatty when watching. So cute to watch!! Because Scarlett and Hamilton are shy, it might take some time and patience for them to warm up to their new family. But, good things come to those who are patient! Trust is the name of the game when acclimating new family members, and trust does take time. Once they know you are trustworthy, you'll be rewarded with funny, playful, sweet kitties for a lifetime!" Scarlett and Hamilton were born in approximately May 2022. They have been spayed/neutered, microchipped, and are up to date on their shots. This is a Courtesy Post, and Scarlett & Hamilton are with Angus & Friends, Inc., in Castro Valley, California. For more information, please text (preferred) or call Deborah MacDonald at 510-909-4961 or contact her via email at angusnfriends@outlook.com. Angus & Friends, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cat rescue organization in Alameda County, California.  View all of their adoptable cats and kittens at https://www.adoptapet.com/shelter/191935-angus-friends-inc-castro-valley-california. Please Note: Scarlett has not yet been tested for FIV/FeLV, to our knowledge. Potential adopters should confirm Scarlett’s status with the rescue group and should consult with their veterinarian for recommendations regarding testing.  October 2, 2023, 2:03 pm

Silver is a gorgeous Russian Blue male who, after living on his own, has adjusted to indoor life remarkably well. He adores having his neck massaged and is observant and communicative. Most striking is Silver’s gaze: he looks right into your eyes. Silver’s ideal home is with someone experienced with shy cats, patient as he slowly transfers his trust, and will spend lots of time with him. You will be rewarded! Silver is about 12 years old, healthy, neutered, and vaccinated. He would be happy with a gentle female feline companion but he can also be an only cat. To learn more, contact Marcia at 510-734-9924 or mslack199@gmail.com

SCARLETT & HAMILTON ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR FURREVER HOME TOGETHER!!! Scarlett and Hamilton are a lovely bonded pair, looking for their furrever home together. They are just about a year old, a bit shy, and should be adopted together. They are very bonded! As explained by their foster: "It did take them a while to come into the open from their safe space under our sofa. But, once out, they have enjoyed exploring around the house. They love to play. They both love wand toys, as well as small, foam balls they can kick around the floor 😊. They're good eaters. They've put 2 and 2 together, and know when they see me in the kitchen and hear me open a can of wet food, good things are coming! They eat both wet and dry cat food. They LOVE Churu treats as well. They would no doubt do best in a home with older children.......around 10 years or older. With their shyness, young children and their energy might be too much. But older children who enjoy playing with cats and cat toys might do fine. They're on the smaller side. Scarlett is a gorgeous grey (Russian Blue mix), and her fur is so soft. Hamilton is a tabby with beautiful markings. He really loves to play with his wand toy. One thing that really draws them out are bird videos on YouTube. If you've got a TV or a computer where you can have YouTube playing, they love watching bird videos. Hamilton gets especially chatty when watching. So cute to watch!!! Because they are shy, It might take some time and patience for them to warm up to their new family. But, good things come to those who are patient! Trust is the name of the game when acclimating new family members, and trust does take time! Once they know you are trustworthy, you'll be rewarded with funny, playful, sweet kitties for a lifetime!" For more information, or if you are interested in fostering or adopting Scarlett and Hamilton, please contact Deborah at 510-909-4961 (text preferred) or at angusnfriends@outlook.com.

Please contact Dana (DanaCC4C@gmail.com), (925) 586-6408 for more information about this pet.Maisey is a short-haired, blue and white, about 3 years old and petite at only 7 3/4 lbs. A coworker noticed her in our parking lot on a hot Tuesday morning 8/22/23. I quickly coaxed her from under the car, stashed her in a coworker's office while I got my emergency carrier, then took her home with me. No microchip, not spayed, with a slight limp, clearly abandoned since my office is close to the Martinez animal shelter. Maisey can be very affectionate and friendly, purrs a lot, and greets new people. But she has some past trauma because she will occasionally smack w/o nails. Leading me to think that she lived with small children who poked and pulled and were too rough with her. I've seen the same behavior before. She also has a pronounced limp in her back right leg. Xrays were clear, which suggests a recent soft tissue injury. My guess... a child hurt her, she retaliated, and then she was dumped at the Shelter outside. None of which was her fault, and she certainly didn't deserve that. So it was a blessing that I rescued her since she needs a little extra patience and TLC to regain trust which she wouldn't have gotten in a shelter environment. During my years of rescue, I've found that adult cats outside for long period of time do not know how to play. But Maisey does, so she must have been an indoor-kitty recently and being dumped outside was a bit traumatizing. Because of past experiences, she is not a good candidate for children; and would be best adopted to an experienced cat person or someone who is willing to be patient and accept her on 'her terms'.  She so wants to be loved! She likes to hang out with me while I am working in my home-office, after a busy period of walking all over my desk and laptop, in and out of my lap, rubbing her head against my hand for pets.  Maisey really really really loves canned and raw food. She has a cute little chirp, and gets very excited at breakfast and dinner time. She has gained half-a-pound since I rescued her, so she was definitely under weight. She is pretty mellow during the day, curls up in a donut-bed and snoozes most of the day. Has the typical adult cat behavior of being more active in the morning and evenings. And she just likes to hang out, be in the same room as me. At the moment, that is my home-office where she can also people-watch out the front window if she wants. If you are interested in a long-term foster situation to work with her, or would be interesting in adopting her, please contact me. She was spayed, tested FIV/FeLV negative, chipped & vaccinated 9/18 at our Cat Hospital.  CC4C Contact: DanaCC4C@gmail.com or 925-586-6408 Foster: me, Walnut Creek  Community Concern for Cats is an all-volunteer rescue organization helping homeless and abandoned cats in Contra Costa County. To learn more about our adoption process, locations, fees, and download an application at http://www.communityconcernforcats.org/adoptions/adoption-process/.  October 4, 2023, 5:20 pm

Please contact Dana (DanaCC4C@gmail.com), (925) 586-6408 for more information about this pet.Meet the Golden Triplets and Smokey. They were born on July 29, 2023 under a geranium bush in their foster's backyard.  With the help of CC4C, the mother cat was trapped and the kittens at 1 week old were brought into the house.   Smokey is the only gray kitten from a family of 4.  His fur is soft and he loves to be cuddled.  He just recently discovered that his foster's shoulder is the tallest spot in the room so that's where he likes to hang out.  He is very active with his siblings but can also be found off playing by himself with toys.  Currently, his favorite toy, is a brown paper bag.  He's the first to sit on your lap and likes to be held tight up against you while he purrs to let you know he's happy.    Kittens have started vaccinations and deworming meds. Their remaining vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip will be completed as part of the adoption process. Beginning October 8, you can meet kitty at our Adoption Site on Sundays from 1-4pm at 1250 Newell Ave, unit H, Walnut Creek (three doors up from Dunkn' Donuts). CC4C Contact: DanaCC4C@gmail.com or 925-586-6408 Foster:  Lisa, Concord Kittens must be adopted in pairs or to a home with an existing cat to continue appropriate social development. Baby kittens may only be adopted in Contra Costa County to ensure they return to our Cat Hospital in Clayton for their spay/neuter appointment as part of the adoption process.  Community Concern for Cats is an all-volunteer rescue organization helping homeless and abandoned cats in Contra Costa County. To learn more about our adoption process, locations, fees, and download an application at http://www.communityconcernforcats.org/adoptions/adoption-process/.  October 4, 2023, 5:20 pm