American Shorthair kittens & cats in Hopkinsville, Kentucky

Darla is up to date on vaccines, spayed and litter box trained. She is FIV positive, so needs to be adopted to a home as an only cat or with other FIV+ cats. Darla actually has a companion in her foster home named Nash, who is also FIV+ and they would do best adopted together as a pair, as they are now bonded. Darla has been with us at Max's Hope longer than any other animal, and deserves a home to call her own! Please include your veterinarian name, number and the name your current pets are listed under. Please check your information carefully. We will process your information and an email will be sent to the email you provide on the application within 48 hours. Adoption fee: $30 including all vaccines and her spay.

PRIDDY CAT is in need of a home. She is a senior, about 14 years old. She is spayed and up to date on shots. She is also front declawed and she is Deaf !! Her owner is in assisted living and cannot care for her any longer. PRIDDDY CAT is doing well at our adoption center, but she needs a loving home for the rest of her life. Please inquire. 270-887-4678.

Meow! My name is Madea! My current human doesn’t know exactly how old I am but she thinks i’m at least 3 in human years. She took me home from a PetSmart in 2021, away from a previous life of breeding kittens, and she has cared for me as best as she could. I don’t really get along with another cat and I hide a lot, but I enjoy when people come to visit me! I need time to open up as i’ve been through a lot, but if you keep coming around I’ll eventually warm up as I love giving headbutts and snuggles! My human thinks i’ll be healthier and happier with a super patient family or single person who doesn’t mind cuddling with me, can keep me healthy, and can give me a wonderful environment to open up in. If you’d like to adopt me please contact my human @ Dragonluvr98@gmail.com

These little guys are looking for their forever home. Their mom was dumped on our property but they’ve been inside kitties their whole life. They are used to people and being handled for the most part. They were born April 25th and they’re all weened and litter box trained. I’m not asking for a rehoming fee, I just want to make sure they go to a good home.

We adopted Trooper at a PetSmart event about 2 1/2 years ago when he was a kitten. He has grown up around small children and dogs. He has been let outside to play with our dog and has interacted with other cats by doing so. He seems to get along well with all animals from what I have witnessed. He is very loving and affectionate, lazy, and loves to nap. He has been eating Blue Buffalo since he came home with us, so this is the food he’s accustomed to. He is litter box trained. We will include his litter box and have it prepped and cleaned thoroughly. It breaks our heart to have to rehome him, but due to our newborn arriving soon, we are no longer able to keep him. We are very adamant about making sure he goes to a good home. He has always received love and care at our home and we want the easiest transition for him possible. Thanks so much for taking interest in our little guy.