Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Oceanside, California

Letting go of Oscar is one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make. He’s been by my side since 2019—a sweet, quirky Scottish Fold with a big heart and quiet personality. He’s been the perfect companion to me and my wife, always nearby, always full of love—once he trusts you. Oscar is a shy cat at first. He tends to hide when new people come around, but if you give him time and space, you’ll be rewarded with his affection. He loves belly rubs, brushing sessions, and curling up next to you at night. He’s never been aggressive with humans—only gentle, loyal, and affectionate. Why We’re Rehoming Him Oscar doesn’t get along with our other cat. The problems started during COVID when his neutering had to be delayed. Since then, his aggression toward our other cat has never gone away, despite our best efforts. We’ve kept them in separate areas of the house for years, rotated their time with us, and given them equal love and care. But it’s reached a point where keeping them apart…

Ernest entered Baldwin Park as a stray, and sadly, no one claimed him. We welcomed him as a Frosted Feline on February 10th. Ernest is estimated to be 12 years old and weighs 12 lbs. He is very sweet and friendly. As you can see in the video, he loves to stretch out on a lap and be petted! To meet Ernest, please email: placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org

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I was rescued injured on the streets of Kuwait. I only have one eye, but that doesn't stop me. I'm lovable, like to get picked up, and when you pet me you will hear my motor run. I'm looking for a second chance at my forever home.

I was rescued from the Friday Market in Kuwait. The rescue that helped me was Kuwait Animal Aid, they provided the medical care needed for me to travel to the US. I’m more reserved, but do enjoy getting pets. I’m looking for a chance at my forever home.

I was rescued from the Friday Market in Kuwait (see video below) by Kuwait Animal Aid. I was one of the lucky ones. They provided my medical care so I may travel. FFFR sponsored my flight. I prefer to be an only cat and with no small children. I enjoy hanging out and being pet, but I'm also independent. Consider giving me a second chance at my forever home. Rescue videohttps://www.instagram.com/reel/DJzDBi7MklG/?igsh=NjFhOGMzYTE3ZQ==

Pulled from a high risk shelter, Persephone is a loving playful kitty. She loves to snuggle, and often “nurses” on her foster mom’s ear lobe as she falls sleep. She loves other cats, and would do best with a cat friend, as she is very playful.

Hi Everyone, Meet Leo, a charming 4-month-old Domestic Medium Hair kitten who is the definition of a "sweetie pie" just waiting for his perfect match. While he can be a bit shy in new environments, Leo is a sensitive soul who simply believes that the best friendships are built on trust. He needs a patient companion who understands that he might take a little time to come out of his shell, but the reward is more than worth the wait. Once he feels safe, Leo is a world-class snuggler who will happily curl up by your side or settle at your feet for a long nap. When he’s not busy being your quiet shadow, this fluffy boy reveals his playful side, proving he’s the perfect blend of gentle affection and kitten energy. Leo would do best in a home without dogs. So if you feel like you can be that caring and loving purrent, please reach out to Dirty Little Paws Rescue at Dirtylittlepaws@gmail.com or fill out my adoption questionnaire. I can hardly wait to be part of your life. Adoption questionnaire: http://tinyurl.com/DLPquestionnaire Dirty Little Paws is a non-profit rescue in Southern California. We rescue from kill shelters and from the street, manage feral colonies, and promote TNR (trap, neuter, release). We need your help! Please adopt a pet from a Rescue. If you can't adopt, please foster. If you can't foster, please donate. At Dirty Little Paws our mission is to save the lives of as many cats as possible. We respond to daily emergencies, fully vet each cat, release ferals back into their colonies, rehabilitate some, make sick cats well, hold adoption fairs, educate the public, and place a strong emphasis on sourcing donations through events & fundraisers so that this work may continue.