American Shorthair kittens & cats in Waseca, Minnesota

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We call her Nancy because she has a Tuxedo coat with tall white boots in the back with black dots - like boots. Nancy Sinatra sang "These boots were made for walking". She is a Stray. She was dropped off out in the country side last summer. I saw her wandering around. She had kittens at my neighbors in the fall. They fed her for a while but are snow birds and left for the winter in January. When it got crazy cold, I took her in but I can not keep her. I have had her to a vet and am deworming her, beyond that she seemed in good health. One of her kittens tested negative for Feline Leukemia. She is 1-2 years old. She does not like to be picked up, but loves to jump in your lap for a bit of snuggling. She is playful, noisy and curious. I am she has lived inside before. She is good with the litter box, and I have been able to trim her front nails. I also know she can live outside. She is too good to just throw outside again. Won't you help?

Lucy is the outgoing half of this sister duo and the total opposite of Luna. She’s a social butterfly who loves attention and is happiest when she’s being petted or cuddled. Lucy thrives on companionship and isn’t shy about seeking it out. She’s playful, affectionate, and always up for being part of the action. Like her sister, Lucy has always been an indoor cat and has shown she can adjust to new pets with time and patience. Lucy would love to find a home with her "sister" Luna.

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Jax & Gia – Bonded Siblings with Brave Hearts Born outdoors to a feral mom, Jax and Gia started life scared and unsure of people. With love and patience in their foster home, they’ve blossomed into affectionate, playful six-month-olds who still share a special sibling bond. 🤍 Gia was shy at first but has become a confident little lovebug — the first to purr, the first to snuggle, and sometimes the first to instigate kitten mayhem. These two play hard, nap harder, and love attention when ready. They are still insecure about food though annd are overexcited at mealtime due to their rough start. A continued set routine will be helpful. They’re currently confined to one room at a time because their foster’s dog isn’t cat-friendly, so they’ll need a patient adopter who can give them time and space to adjust slowly. Jax and Gia would love to be adopted together — two hearts that found courage and comfort in each other. 💛 The 3-3-3 Rule for Rescue Cats: It can take 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to feel comfortable, and 3 months to truly settle in. With patience and love, these two will reward you with endless affection (and a little chaos).

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