American Shorthair kittens & cats in Williamsburg, Kentucky

Blondie is a stray that we attempted to take in. She was at our neighbor's with a litter of kittens, and he managed to catch the kittens and take them to a shelter, but he could never catch her. Well, she showed up in our flower bed one night, and for me, that was that. At first, it was great. She had fleas, but we treated her. Then she started spraying and peeing outside of the litterbox, and she hasn't stopped. She has peed on everything we own, including our food. We don't want to get rid of her, but our financial situation is dire right now and she desperately needs fixed, and we just can't afford it. This is not going the way we thought it would. She is the sweetest little thing in the whole world, and so silly. She has so much love to give and so much personality. I wanted to be her forever home, but I just can't be. She needs someone who can afford to care for her better than me. I will always love her, and I am going to miss her.

My boyfriend and I moved to Kentucky in March and discovered that a stray cat had given birth to five kittens. We were able to take her in, but since we already have two cats, we’re looking for a loving home for the remaining three kittens. Two of the kittens are very friendly and cuddly, while one is still a little feral and may need a patient, experienced home. All three are cautious around humans but improving every day. They’ve been living under our porch and have been coming inside to stay warm during the cold weather. All three kittens have been to our local vet for spay/neuter, flea treatment, and vaccinations — paperwork is available. We would love for the two friendly kittens to be adopted together, or all three if possible, so they can stay together and continue to grow with love and companionship.

My boyfriend and I moved to Kentucky in March and discovered that a stray cat had given birth to five kittens. We were able to take her in, but since we already have two cats, we’re looking for a loving home for the remaining three kittens. Two of the kittens are very friendly and cuddly, while one is still a little feral and may need a patient, experienced home. All three are cautious around humans but improving every day. They’ve been living under our porch and have been coming inside to stay warm during the cold weather. All three kittens have been to our local vet for spay/neuter, flea treatment, and vaccinations — paperwork is available. We would love for the two friendly kittens to be adopted together, or all three if possible, so they can stay together and continue to grow with love and companionship. If you’re ready to add some extra warmth and love to your home this Christmas, one of these kittens (or a pair!) could be the perfect addition!

My boyfriend and I moved to Kentucky in March and discovered that a stray cat had given birth to five kittens. We were able to take her in, but since we already have two cats, we’re looking for a loving home for the remaining three kittens. Two of the kittens are very friendly and cuddly, while one is still a little feral and may need a patient, experienced home. All three are cautious around humans but improving every day. They’ve been living under our porch and have been coming inside to stay warm during the cold weather. All three kittens have been to our local vet for spay/neuter, flea treatment, and vaccinations — paperwork is available. We would love for the two friendly kittens to be adopted together, or all three if possible, so they can stay together and continue to grow with love and companionship.