Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Fishers, Indiana

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We dont know much about Minnie Moos past, but its clear shes been through some tough times. When she first came to us, she was very timid and unsure of people. With time, patience, and love, shes started to blossom. Minnie Moo now enjoys being pettedon her terms. Shell let you know when shes had enough with a gentle nibble. Shell need a patient home that understands her boundaries and lets her come around at her own pace. This petite, beautiful black cat has lived with children and currently lives with other cats, both adults and kittens. She gets along well with everyone and loves to play! At wet food time, she turns into quite the chatterbox and will make sure you know youre not serving fast enough. Minnie especially enjoys bedtime, often snuggling up to her foster sister, and she loves curling up for a nap next to her foster mom after work. Shes truly a sweetheart who just needs someone willing to give her time, patience, and love. Minnie Moo is spayed, up to date on vaccines, microchipped, dewormed, and tested negative for FIV/FeLV. Her estimated birthday is 4/4/24. If you are interested in adopting an ARPO pet, please visit our website at arporescue.org to learn more about our adoption process and complete our adoption application. ARPO limits adoptions to within 50 miles of Indianapolis. We do not have a shelter; all pets are in volunteer foster homes.

Miss BibsThe interviewer lady (IL) told me I ought to write a book about my life and its ups and downs. If I could type, I think I would. I’ll just tell you about it. I lived alone with my lady owner all my life. For 9 years, it was just the two of us. Then suddenly, she passed away. For 10 months, I was kept in our home all by myself. A caregiver stopped by three times a week to feed me and clean the litter box. That is nearly a year alone in a house—no one to pet me, cuddle with me, or talk to me. This deprivation caused my social skills to nearly disappear. So, when I was surrendered to the HSHC on October 5, I was terrified of all the strange people, new spaces, and constant hubbub. In early November, I moved into a foster home so I could slowly rebuild my trust and interest in humans. At first, I was very unhappy. I did not want to interact with my foster mom (FM). But gradually, I began to emerge from my hiding spots and seek attention and pets. FM believes her friendly, confident resident cat was the key to my success. Initially, I was not sure what to make of this 1.5-year-old kitty. But it was not long before she and I became besties. We chased each other and explored the house together. Because I have perfect litter box skills, I was allowed to roam the whole house. I have even learned how to deal with the resident dog. FM says I would benefit from having another cat in my forever home, and I promise to bring fun and friendship to your resident pets. Every day, I will meow and search for my kitty pal so we can play. If you promise to never leave me alone in the house for 10 months, I would like to go home with you. I’ll reward you with loyalty, companionship, and plenty of purrs. 12-10-25--An important update from my FM! Since starting anxiety medication recently, I’ve made enormous strides! Just a week ago, my FM’s sister came to the house while the two of them were making quite a racket cleaning. Unlike my previous self, I came out of hiding, went up to the sister (with my tail in a happy hook), and solicited pets from her. I have begun playing with toys consistently and requesting attention. I remain crazy about the resident cat! Now, I am a very curious, brave girl, newly interested in the world around me! 1-12-26

PriaYou may have heard that Tortoiseshell cats are opinionated and vain. This is just not true. Yes, I am a beautiful 8-year-old lady cat with a longhaired blend of orange and black, and jade-colored eyes. But I am not conceited; I`m just honest. I was a stray 1-year-old when I was brought to the HSHC in 2018. I was soon adopted and lived with my owner for seven years before they moved and brought me back to the shelter on May 17. In this home, I was best friends with their Corgi. We played, chased each other, and relaxed together. I thought I was a dog! I was also pals with the older teenagers in the home. Here are my favorite things — playing with all kinds of balls, tennis, fabric, jingly, or bouncy. Also, I genuinely enjoy getting a massage with an electric massager. I love all flavors of Temptations cat treats. Catnip is always entertaining, but it does make me hyper! I love sitting in your lap and won`t move unless you make me leave. I gave the interviewer lady (IL) headbutts when she began rubbing my head and chin. I couldn`t help but purr from the pleasure. I even gave her nose kisses. But when she began petting me on my back, soon found out I hate to be petted past my shoulders. It freaks me out! I let her know I was ticked off at her by giving her a swat and consistently ignoring her. She was properly apologetic. The Feline Care Specialists feel it will take me quite a while to get accustomed to a new owner and home, as I do not enjoy change. Having a small space with everything I need will provide me with a safe place to slowly acclimate to your household. By the way, I have only lived with one cat, and I am not a cat fan. I look forward to hearing from those folks who love gorgeous Torties! 1-7-26