Tabby kittens & cats in Manhattan, Kansas

Evie is looking for a new forever home, and this decision has not been made lightly. She was one of about 50 barn cats, and I brought her home when she was around 10 weeks old. She is spayed and microchipped and about 1.5 years old. Evie is a chunky girl with a big personality — she loves food (she will for sure use her voice to let you know she's hungry), cuddles, and being close to her people. She’s incredibly affectionate and has grown up alongside our Australian Shepherd, who she is best friends with, which makes this even harder. I’ve been debating this decision for about six months. Unfortunately, my fiancé has allergies, and despite trying everything to make it work, it’s become clear that we can’t continue without affecting his health. Evie deserves a home where she can get all the love, attention, and cuddles she wants. My priority is finding the right fit for her, not rushing this process. She will come with food, 2 litter boxes, a cat tree/tower and a kennel.

Dory and Nemo are ready to go home! This pair of sweet girls came to RCHS together. Nemo (tabby) had an injured leg that required an amputation — but she doesn’t mind a bit! She and Dory are happy, friendly girls who are looking for a home where they can stay together. Dory is the more confident of the two and helps Nemo to know she is safe. They sleep and play together, often opt to share a food bowl, and groom each other. providing you with ample opportunities to soak up the cuteness that bonded cats bring to the table. Dory has introduced herself to the dog and other cat in her foster home and gets along with everyone. Nemo is still hesitant with the other animals, but would likely adjust to other furry friends as long as they allow her time to get comfortable. If you’re looking to add to your family, why not double the fun and adopt Nemo and Dory? They hope to meet you soon! All kitties go to their new homes spayed/neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, and tested negative for FIV/FeLV. If you are interested in adopting this cat, please fill out an application here: bit.ly/Cat-Adopt-App.

I found Frosty hiding in the engine compartment of my truck on a very cold January morning. I was of the mindset I wanted to keep him but over these last 2 weeks my allergies are just unbearable at times. I have taken him to the vet twice, first time was just a check up to see how he was doing and the second time he received a vaccination and is scheduled to receive more in two weeks. He is a well behaved sweet boy but I think he would be better suited in a more cat experienced household at this time. I will include toys and accessories with his adoption fee which include a water fountain, litter disposal bin, unicorn scratch tower, bed, toys, and remaining food and treats.

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