Russian Blue kittens & cats in Stuart, Florida

Meet Iris, a Russian Blue lookalike kitten. She is not a purebred Russian Blue. She's a solid gray kitten who is short haired. Iris has been fostered with lots of love and care. She's playful and she has great expurrtise in cuddling! More about Iris. She's been fostered in loving foster homes. Loves to run around and play - she's a kitten after all and that's what they do! Plays with other cats and kittens very well. In fact, she loves other cats - loves to cuddle with them. A proper introduction is important for all cats involved, if you have other cats or kittens. We think she would do well and blossom as an only cat as well. Iris is affectionate and likes to cuddle. The kinder and gentler you are with her, the more she responds. She has to get to know you a bit, its normal... Iris is on the timid side and so we are seeking a quieter home for her. No young children and no dogs. A home with a little bit of patience and cat savvy. Yes, cat savvy cat be learned - in fact - lifelong learning about cats is highly recommended! We want Iris to be loved. She's precious. We want her forever family to be happy and love her. She will love them back with all of her heart. Iris has been spayed, microchipped, had rabies vaccination and a series of three FVRCP vaccinations and is on a monthly flea preventative revolution plus. She tested negative for the feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus. Her DOB is 4.11.26. Iris was born to a pregnant stray cat who was rescued ready to give birth. Iris was born in safety. Our adoption process: First and foremost, we are happy to answer any questions and provide more photos and we are currently working on some video clips of Iris. If interested in possibly adopting Iris, the first step is to complete an adoption interest form. Then we will schedule a phone call or possibly a video call to further discuss Iris and the adoption process. If it seems like a good fit for Iris and for the adoptive home, we schedule a meet and greet for her. The prospective adopter comes to meet her. If its a good fit at the meeting, Iris goes to the home. All of her veterinary records go with her. We follow up to assist with the transitioning process as needed and to help in any and every way to ensure a successful adoption. Our adoption interest form: https://form.jotform.com/233454813758161 We can also email a word document to complete if that is easier for the adopter. Iris's adoption fee helps to cover some of her vet and daily living expenses as well as to 'pay it forward' so the next cat or kitten can be saved - or to help with daily expenses for some of our cats and kittens in rescue. Thank you for considering sweet Iris.

Meet Iris, a Russian Blue lookalike kitten. She is not a purebred Russian Blue. She's a solid gray kitten who is short haired. Iris has been fostered with lots of love and care. She's playful and she has great expurrtise in cuddling! More about Iris. She's been fostered in loving foster homes. Loves to run around and play - she's a kitten after all and that's what they do! Plays with other cats and kittens very well. In fact, she loves other cats - loves to cuddle with them. A proper introduction is important for all cats involved, if you have other cats or kittens. We think she would do well and blossom as an only cat as well. Iris is affectionate and likes to cuddle. The kinder and gentler you are with her, the more she responds. She has to get to know you a bit, its normal... Iris is on the timid side and so we are seeking a quieter home for her. No young children and no dogs. A home with a little bit of patience and cat savvy. Yes, cat savvy cat be learned - in fact - lifelong learning about cats is highly recommended! We want Iris to be loved. She's precious. We want her forever family to be happy and love her. She will love them back with all of her heart. Iris has been spayed, microchipped, had rabies vaccination and a series of three FVRCP vaccinations and is on a monthly flea preventative revolution plus. She tested negative for the feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus. Her DOB is 4.11.26. Iris was born to a pregnant stray cat who was rescued ready to give birth. Iris was born in safety. Adoption process: First and foremost, we are happy to answer any questions and provide more photos and we are currently working on some video clips of Iris. If interested in possibly adopting Iris, the first step is to complete an adoption application. Then we will schedule a phone call or possibly a video call to further discuss Iris and the adoption process. If it seems like a good fit for Iris and for the adoptive home, we schedule a meet and greet for her. The prospective adopter comes to meet her. If its a good fit at the meeting, Iris goes to the home. All of her veterinary records go with her. We follow up to assist with the transitioning process as needed and to help in any and every way to ensure a successful adoption. Iris's adoption fee helps to cover some of her vet and daily living expenses as well as to 'pay it forward' so the next cat or kitten can be saved - or to help with daily expenses for some of our cats and kittens in rescue. Thank you for considering this sweet baby. ##2800571##

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. MEET YOUR NEW FURRY FRIEND! Luisa is a very sweet and beautiful kitty who was being bullied by other cats in her home. She would be best as an only kitty.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. All of our adoptable animals are in foster homes or in the Cat Room at the Boynton Beach PetSmart, 335 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach, FL  33426 Our adoption volunteers and most of our adoptable cats are at PetSmart each Saturday from 10 to 3 and Sunday from 11 to 3. Come visit us! Many of our pets are available for both adoption or foster; please email us for more information at ru4mepetrescue@yahoo.com. Adoption fees vary.  We adopt ONLY to Palm Beach County residents.  No declaw of adopted felines is allowed. Feel free to fill out an online application! September 29, 2026, 8:40 pm

I adopted this kitten several months ago. I did the spaced out introduction with my other 4 cats, but 3 of them chase and attack her. She is safe upstairs in a bedroom by herself all day; I have tried everything to have them accept her. She is the sweetest little cat but my cats just will not accept her into the house and now she is scared and hides. She deserves a better home where she can run the house and not feel terrorized. I’ve tried everything; I love the cat. But nothing has worked. I even have cat pheromones going on in the house which is supposed to calm them. No go. She needs to be in a one cat house or with a docile cat. She is strictly indoor. She just turned one, on the small side. Still looks like a kitten.