Russian Blue kittens & cats in Reading, Pennsylvania

Meet Rockette! This sweet girl came to us with her brother from a rough start, and she’s still a little shy around new humans but don’t let that fool you. Rocket adores other cats and would do best paired with a feline friend to help her remember that humans aren’t all that scary. Rocket thrives when she has high spaces to perch and people-watch from a distance, giving her the confidence to explore at her own pace. Her foster recommends keeping her in a small, quiet area at first: many adopters find a bathroom for the first few weeks is perfect for helping a kitty feel safe and secure. When she’s comfortable, Rocket is a huge purring machine loves food, treats, toys, cat trees, head scratches… and drinking fountains are her absolute favorite! She’s looking for a patient, loving adopter who will give her time to trust and grow into the confident & affectionate kitty she truly is!

Tiny biscuit making purr machine. He was found abandoned on the streets of South Philly all alone. He is so resilient and outgoing you would never know that a human did him wrong. He is so ready for a forever home of his own! He will need to be adopted to a home with a playful feline companion or with one of his foster siblings! Rockette is his BFF!

Ripley is about 3.5 years old and has that soft, observant kind of presence that sneaks up on you. She’s a quiet, curious girl who likes to take her time getting to know a space and the people in it, but once she settles in, you start to see her sweet personality shine through. She’s the kind of cat who will hang nearby, keeping you company in her own calm way, and then surprise you with affection when she’s in the mood.She’s independent without being distant, and affectionate without ever feeling overwhelming. A true biscuit maker, Ripley finds comfort in the little things, especially a cozy spot and a good meal (she loves wet food). She has done well when interacting with children if she feels they are being overbearing she will watch from a distance rather than engage. She can be a bit shy at first with new people or environments, but she just needs a little patience and understanding to feel safe.Ripley has shown a lot of curiosity around other animals, even when they weren’t quite as welcoming, so we think she could do well with a cat-friendly feline or even a respectful dog. That said, she’d also be perfectly happy as your one-and-only, soaking up all the love and attention for herself.Overall, Ripley is a chill, gentle soul looking for a home where she can feel secure, be herself, and build a meaningful bond with her family.

I would love to be adopted with my foster brother or to Home with Feline companions!

Suki is a shy little guy, he is going to be 2 years old early August and hes been in my care since he was a kitten. I got him from the local mall's pet shop, with limited information about him other than that he was dewormed. Since then, he has been neutered and has had his shots. I intend to have a vet visit before adoption Hes shy with new people, usually hiding away from everyone at first but when he warms up hes very vocal and loves to explore. Right now he eats Meow Mix, hes not very picky with his food, but he seems to prefer chicken over most choices. He is allowed to roam freely through the house and doesnt cause any trouble. He tends to be pretty scared when he gets outside and doesnt do well in public.Im hoping to get him to a home and family he can be as comfortable as he can be.I have his old toys, 2 cat trees, litter box, food dispenser, water fountain, and other useful accessories, as well as any remaining food and litter, all at no charge with him.