Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Babylon, New York

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Dayna has osteochondrodysplasia, a condition affecting cartilage formation. Scottish Fold cats with this disease have a dominant gene mutation altering type II collagen production. This has caused her to have a thick, inflexible tail and some limb deformities. She experiences chronic pain and arthritis, which are managed with medication.

I`m Wilburt, a 1-year-old Scottish Fold, and yes...I AM VERY PRETTY.Snow-white coat.Fancy little face.Scottish Fold good looks.I`ve got the whole package.Please take a moment.I`LL WAIT. ??I came from a home with...Well...A LOT OF CATS.And not just regular cats.There were LOTS AND LOTS of other Scottish Folds.Apparently most cats don`t grow up surrounded by an entire convention of cats who look vaguely related to them?News to me.But there was definitely one advantage to my extremely feline-heavy upbringing:I KNOW CATS.I am VERY socially experienced when it comes to my own species.Sharing space?Been there.Cat roommates?PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE.Feline social dynamics?I practically have a degree.So if you already have cats at home and you`re looking to add another friendly little guy to the mix, I could be a fantastic candidate!And thankfully, I`m not only good with cats.I LIKE PEOPLE TOO!I`m a friendly, sweet boy who`s ready to leave my former crowded life behind and find a family where I can finally get some more individualized attention.Honestly, I don`t think I`m going to be available for very long.I mean...LOOK AT ME.But before you get completely distracted by my fancy appearance, there is something important to remember.Scottish Folds can be prone to breed-related medical problems, particularly involving their cartilage and joints. Please research my breed before adopting me and make sure you`re prepared for the potential veterinary care I could need throughout my life.Don`t adopt me just because I`m gorgeous.Adopt me because you want to give me a wonderful life and you`re prepared for everything that comes with caring for me.The gorgeous part?THAT`S JUST A FREE BONUS.I`m Wilburt.I`m one year old.I`m friendly.I`m cat-social.I`m ridiculously handsome.And I`m ready to go home.So...WHO`S GOT ROOM FOR ONE MORE FANCY WHITE CAT?Wilburt is neutered, dewormed, microchipped, tested for FIV and FeLV and is up to date with vaccines. His adoption fee is $650. Wilburt will also get one free exam with one of our participating veterinarians within 30 days of his adoption. If you`d like to meet him please visit, we`re conveniently located in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn near the F train (Ft Hamilton Pkwy) and the B16 bus.Wilburt can`t wait to meet you!We`re open daily for adoptions from 11am to 5:30pm.Sean Casey Animal Rescue153 E. 3 St. between Ft Hamilton Pkwy & Caton AveBrooklyn, NY 11218adoptions @nyanimalrescue.orgNYS Department of Agriculture and MarketsRegistration No. RR160

Eight year old Boris (longhair), and 7 year old Marcell (shorthair) are two Scottish Fold buddies looking for a new home together.Boris is a genial and relaxed cat who loves playtime. While he's not particularly fussy and isn't aggressive towards people, he can have limited tolerance for being brushed. He's braver than Marcell and likes exploring and sitting/lying in the sun. He's not as much of a lap-cat as Marcell, but he loves the company of people and likes being pet. He has no issues with people, but he and Marcell (Boris in particular) have a habit of bullying other cats together, so they should not be homed with other cats. Boris LOVES to play and loves to chase toys.Marcell can be a little shy and skittish at first, but once he gets used to you he's a hog for attention. He loves being brushed and often demands pets from people he's comfortable with, and he's also fond of climbing into laps. Despite his short legs, he's able to jump onto couches and low tables with little issue. While he enjoys playing with wand toys, he's not as adventurous as Boris and generally prefers to stick to people/Boris.Their owner is no longer able to care for them, and a friend is helping them find the Scots a new home. Email adopt@kittykind.org to apply!