Russian Blue kittens & cats in Dade City, Florida

THis gorgeous russian blue mix is SO LOVING!! All she wants is pets and attention from her humans. She seems good with other kitties and friendly doggos after proper, slow introductions but would likely make a good only-kitty too, as long as her family can spend lots of time with her. She was found outside in a colony of feral cats, pregnant and scared. She was so happy to be rescued! She is a very enthusiastic eater and loves dry food more than wet (although it's possible we havent found her favorite variety of wet food yet!) More than anything, she just wants love.  ##2702609##

I am full of energy and love to play! I could really use a kitty playmate in my forever home. Most of all, I need a family who spends LOTS of time playing with me and will never leave me behind! ##2760587##

I am a sweet little boy who loves to sit in a lap and get snuggles!  I follow my humans around until they pick me up. I got my name Chip from my little "chip" on my ear. Arent I cute?? Let's snuggle on the couch together and watch our favorite shows! I could possibly be an only kitty if you're home pretty much all the time, but if you need to be out of the house for work or school, I could use a kitty friend to keep me company while you need to be away. ##2760574##

Pavarti was adopted from us as a very young kitten and sadly returned right around her one-year mark — through no fault of her own. She is now experiencing something commonly referred to as single kitten syndrome, which is exactly why we strongly encourage kittens to be adopted in pairs or into homes with another young, playful cat. After having Pavarti back in our care for about a month, we’ve learned more about what she needs to truly thrive. She would do best as the only pet in the home, as she has shown cat aggression, and since she has never been around dogs, a dog-free home would be safest. Pavarti should also go to an adult-only home, as she can bite from time to time. We believe she simply never learned how to properly play, and her overstimulation cues can be subtle and easy to miss. She is looking for a patient, experienced adopter who understands her needs and is committed to providing plenty of enrichment and stimulation to keep her happy and fulfilled.

She is a sleepy and sweety fat girl lolWe have had this beautiful, sweet cat and love her with all our hearts; sadly, we cannot take her with us to where we are moving. It breaks my heart. I would love for someone who truly loves cats to take her in, and I hope she finds a home that is kind to animals.

Blue appeared in our neighborhood nearly a year ago, as if he had simply wandered out of another life. At first, he was shy and uncertain, but it was obvious he had once been deeply loved. His long, storm-gray fur was beautifully groomed, his bright green eyes full of quiet curiosity. He would stroll beside the local cat colony along the shaded sidewalks, curl up happily in piles of leaves, and greet every meal with gentle gratitude. But life outside has not been kind to Blue. After briefly disappearing, he returned thinner, worn down, and struggling to survive. The softness is still there — in the way he watches people, in the trust he wants so badly to give — but he needs someone patient enough to help him believe he is safe again. Blue isn’t just looking for a home. He’s looking for someone to remind him what it feels like to be cherished. Somewhere warm, somewhere gentle, somewhere he can finally rest knowing he belongs again.