American Shorthair kittens & cats in Takoma Park, Maryland

Logan is a very sweet cat, good with kids and affectionate. I’ve had Logan since he was a baby and my kids were 4 and 8. They are all older now and he is still great with them. Loves to play and sun bathe and adapts easily to change. He loves treats and is very good at finding them!

Bonded Sister Cats Looking for a New Loving Home (Montgomery County, MD) Must stay together; 1 year old Meet our two sweet sister cats; a bonded female pair, born October 2024. They have grown into the cutest, most playful duo. They are spayed, fully litter-trained, and have lived indoors their entire lives. We love them, but realized we are not a long-term cat household. We will include everything you need to take them home today (very nice litter box, gravity feeder/water, bed, carrying case, treats, food (wet and dry), toys etc etc They adore each other & snuggle, groom, and play constantly Friendly and comfortable around kids, adults, and a calm dog Used to normal household activity Playful and also very cuddly with each other Zero litter box issues Low drama, easygoing personalities

I adopted Zilly (originally named Godzilla) from my local shelter when she was about 6 months old. She’s now 3 years old and her birthday is sometime in July (i gave her 7/9/22 as a birthday). She’s a mostly chill girl does t cuddle much but like to follow me around stay pretty close. She needs someone to cling to. She likes to play with toys and boxes and bags. I moved with my sister who has a cat but she’s not very fond of other cats so she has phases where she pees outside of the litter box. So her new home should be cat free. I’m stuck with my sister so I can’t keep Zilly anymore. I just want to find her a loving home. She’s used to it just being me and her brother (Koop my pit bull), so maybe a family with no kids would be best for her. I’m happy to provide some of her toys.

🐾 Meet Mila Mila’s story began in an unlikely place—hidden inside the engine compartment of a car, seeking safety from the noisy world. Her lilac-colored fur and gentle spirit are matched only by her quiet bravery. Mila still prefers cozy hideaways and soft nooks, but with time and trust, she emerges like sunlight after rain—ready to share snuggles, purrs, and the kind of love that feels like a whispered secret. A dilute lilac beauty, she’s soft as a cloud and sweet as a whisper. On her own, Mila can be shy and skittish, often retreating to hide. Mila prefers male cats as they make her confidence blossoms—she plays, cuddles, and shows her true affectionate nature. Mila brings the softness, and both bring endless love. Whether they’re curled up in a cuddle puddle or tag-teaming a toy mouse, this kitten is happiest with a male playmate. 💜 Adopter Tips for Loving Mila Well 💜 • Create cozy spaces: Blanket forts, tunnel beds, and quiet corners help both girls feel secure. • Let trust bloom naturally: These kittens thrive in peaceful homes with gentle voices and patient hearts. • Celebrate their bond: They’re happiest together—snuggling, playing, and supporting each other through every new experience. • Watch for quiet milestones: A tail-up greeting, a soft purr, a shared nap on your lap—these are their love notes to you. • Offer empathy and time: Their hearts are tender, but once they trust you, their affection is deep and lasting. Mila is ready to find a home where her story can continue—one filled with warmth, kindness, and the gentle rhythm of her heart healing. This cat is fixed, vaccinated, and litter box trained. The adoption fee for this kitten is $175, $350/pair. ***Kittens under 16 weeks of age need to be adopted in pairs or into a home with another playful, young cat. The adoption fee for this kitten is $175, $350/pair. Adoption application: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FRE/Cat ***Kittens 16 weeks and younger must be adopted in pairs, or go to a home with another young cat. If you are viewing on Petfinder and cannot see photos or would like to apply for this kitten, please visit our website www.frecklesfoundation.org ***Please note that the first step in the process is to complete our nonbinding application which does not commit you in any way, but allows us to help you to find a great match. Our application review process also includes a veterinary reference check. Vetting of current and past pets is very important to us, thus we will be speaking with the vet(s) listed on your application to ensure that your current and previous pet(s) are kept up to date on vaccines (including rabies), spayed or neutered, maintained on appropriate monthly preventatives (if applicable) and examined annually by your vet.*** Cats adopted through Freckles Foundation & Animal Rescue must be indoor only and may not be declawed unless already declawed at the time of rescue.

I adopted Skunk about 1.5 years ago, from the Humane Society in Oklahoma City. His profile said he was approximately 12 years old at the time. When I picked him up, he was hiding in his room. Upon arrival at my home (with one other female cat) I kept him separated in my guest room. Each day I went in to try to pet him and give him attention, but he never received it well. Once I allowed him to have free range of my home, he continued to hide under the bed, only coming out at night to use the litter box and eat. My female cat was not and still is not fond of him. Since my husband and I moved to Virginia we put her in our bedroom at night to allow Skunk to come out and be a cat. We believe he will do best as the only animal in the home, with someone who is quieter. He will most likely start to come out during the day and be more social!

We need to rehome our kitten. She does not get along with our senior cat and they constantly fight. She definitely needs someone who can train her and give her the time she needs.