American Bobtail kittens & cats in Cushing, Oklahoma

Ravioli is a friendly, affectionate male bobtail tabby who’s been a regular at the shelter, always ready to greet visitors with a voice that does not let him be easily forgotten. Though he’s missing a few teeth, he’s full of charm and a big heart, and he’s looking for a patient, loving home where he can be the center of attention. He’s a playful yet calm cat who enjoys napping in sunny spots, chasing soft toys, and curling up close to his human. Ravioli is a great companion for families who want a gentle, low-energy pet who still brings joy with his quirky personality.

What are you waiting for? Apply today! Click here to apply for the pet Jinger is the sweet girl who was rescued with the others that were dumped in a garage in May. She was pregnant and quickly had four sweet babies. She is ready for her new forever home. Adoption fee includes: *up to date on shots and feline leukemia tested *microchipped and registered by our staff *$30 savings if you adopt 2 kitties at once *Free coupon book from PetSmart with loads of savings *Free toy as gift to your new friend *Free pet insurance for 1 month thru Met Life . Contract allows partial refund if cat returned within 10 days . 7 day window to allow free vet visit if needed . We are a foster based rescue with cats and kittens being housed in homes to insure socializing. Some of our felines have been around friendly dogs . What are you waiting for? Apply today! Click here to apply for the pet

My mother had to be re-homed, so now, too, does the cat. (We can either laugh or we can cry. I chose laughter.)5 year-old Jessie is a sweetheart of a girl. She has always been in a single-cat home so we don't know how she would behave around other animals, but we do know that she likes people. She is shy upon a first meeting, but once she loves you, she loves you, and she let's you know with her little nudges, meows and purrs. Her life has not been easy as my mom has alzhimers. As the disease worsened, so did my mother's treatment of Jessie. The entire situation has broken our hearts in a million different ways. I can happily say, though, that after 2 weeks of separation from my mom, Jessie is back to the girl we used to know. Bolder. More present. Playful. My brother travels for work and my children are allergic.We would be so relieved for her to find a new home!