Russian Blue kittens & cats in Dublin, Ohio

Grayson is looking for a new home! This boy is super affectionate and is looking for someone to share his love with. Grayson tested positive for FIV, but can live a normal, healthy life. According to the Humane Society of the US, "Cats with FIV often have similar life spans to cats without it: Studies conducted in 2010 and 2022 found that an FIV diagnosis wasn’t associated with decreased lifespans. In fact, cats can remain asymptomatic for years or even their entire lives." Read more about FIV: https://www.humanesociety.org/news/fiv-positive-cats Adoption fee: $175 (Includes spay/neuter, vaccinations, worming, and FeLV/FIV test - over $350 worth of veterinary care!) Go to www.ColumbusPetRescue.com to begin the adoption process today. We have invested time, money, and care into our feline friends and want to ensure they never have to be abandoned again. Click on "available pet" and scroll down to find the adoption application. After filling out an application, e-mail it to ColumbusPetRescue@gmail.com. We will process your information and check veterinary and other references. Finally you may be scheduled for a home visit to make sure the environment is perfect for your new family member. Once you are approved, the process is simple: choose your new cat, meet and greet him or her, and, if all goes well, you have yourself a new pet. (All cats will be spayed or neutered before going to their new home.) E-mail your application to ColumbusPetRescue@gmail.com today! We only adopt within the state of Ohio.

Grigio is an affectionate and playful companion looking for his forever home. He adores pets and relishes head and ear scratches, making him the perfect cuddle buddy. If you're seeking a furry friend who will fill your home with love and laughter, Grigio is the one for you! Adoption fee: $250 (Includes spay/neuter, vaccinations, worming, and FeLV/FIV test - over $350 worth of veterinary care!) Go to www.ColumbusPetRescue.com to begin the adoption process today. We have invested time, money, and care into our feline friends and want to ensure they never have to be abandoned again. Click on "available pet" and scroll down to find the adoption application. After filling out an application, e-mail it to ColumbusPetRescue@gmail.com. We will process your information and check veterinary and other references. Finally you may be scheduled for a home visit to make sure the environment is perfect for your new family member. Once you are approved, the process is simple: choose your new cat, meet and greet him or her, and, if all goes well, you have yourself a new pet. (All cats will be spayed or neutered before going to their new home.) E-mail your application to ColumbusPetRescue@gmail.com today! We only adopt within the state of Ohio.

Madelyn is the most loving cat you will ever meet. It breaks my heart to have to rehome her but I am moving outside the country for family matters and I cannot take her with me. She is bonded with another cat but she will do good by herself. She is EXTREMELY clingy and needs lots of attention. Zeus might need a bit of time because he is timid, but once he opens up he is super playful. It would be best if Madelyn and Zeus went together, especially for him because he is very attached to Madelyn. Zeus is 1.5 years old and neutered. I have a lot of things that I can donate to the new family that I will non longer need. I just want them to go to a good family because they are amazing pets. If I was not moving I would keep them, but unfortunately, there is not much I can do.

This is a big boy, weighing 24 pounds. I got him as a birthday present from my daughter last year, and the rescue said he was 2. Another cat, also male came with him, but was older, and became ill over the year. I had to put him to sleep 2 weeks ago. The vet thought it was kidney related. I began have urinary tract infections last summer. And since they have not been able to contain their business in the automatic litter box, and Smokey is in such distress with the loss of his buddy. I am going to move to a clean house and see if I can get healthy. He is a very fearful cat, more so since he is alone. Over the year he has socialized better in the house with me, being able to come out and tolerate movement in the house. As you can see in the picture he was comfortable sitting in the open. At this time he is not as free, and is hiding behind furniture except to eat when I put his food out in the morning.