American Shorthair kittens & cats in Cameron, Missouri

Wiley is a sweet, playful, and cuddly female kitten. She is white/black, with fluffy medium hair length (with some tiger stripe markings). We think she is around 12-15 weeks. She is healthy to the best of our knowledge, eats/drinks dry cat food/water appropriately, and is litter trained. She has had wet food, but not on a daily basis. She plays well with her sibling and other cats, and has been in a smoke-free household with kids age 10 and older with no issues. She does not have any shots or other vet care (due to our personal financial abilities). We are adopting out her and her sister (separate listing) following the loss of a family member who was their owner. We want to see her go to a loving home where she will be an indoor pet and will be properly cared for and cherished. If you would like to meet her, please contact me. We are located in Eastern Jackson County, near Blue Springs and Grain Valley. Thank you! :-)

Hi, I'm Fern! 😺 My mother was abandoned while she was pregnant with us, but she found a home that took her in and raised us. I'm now 6 months old, up to date on shots, neutered, and looking for my forever home. I'm very playful and mischievous, I love to run around and play with toys 🧶 and then curl up beside you for a nap.

We found this baby at KC pet project, and adopted her as our second pet in our apartment. After a while we adopted a second dog and ended up with three pets. We love them all so much, but after moving apartments we are no longer able to keep our kitty, for a multitude of reasons. We want her in good hands, and we hope to see her and love on her after rehoming if possible.

Sebastian is the first cat I’ve ever had. He came with his sister, Helen Von Kitty Kitty. Sebastian came right to me and I fed him and Helen. Helen then disappeared. Sebastian is a great cat. If I had a list of the perfect cat, he would check all the boxes. He’s a lap cat and was always jumping up in my lap. He’d go to sleep as I stroked his soft hair. On the farm I let him roam. He mostly stayed on the deck to sun himself and look at the birds. In town I only let him out on the patio which had a 42” fence. I don’t think he knows he can jump that fence. He just looks out into the yard to see what’s going on. He has all his shots, all 4 claws, he’s litter trained. He prefers to go outdoors to poop. I’ve had him and his sister (Helen) for 5 years. For Helen to be most comfortable they should both go to the same home. They are companions so Sebastian should go with her. (They had a litter of 4 before I fixed them. He was an amazing father.) Together they will make your home a joy.Thanks

If an ornery boy who loves to play, cuddle, and explore is your idea of a great cat, meet your perfect pal, Buster. He is up for adventure and always wants to be included. He does best in a stimulating environment. He uses a range of bites (without breaking skin) to express love, ask for play, and assert his boundaries; because of this, he may not be right for a household with kids unless they're already cat competent. He and my resident cat can't seem to overcome their differences, to the great distress of both of them. He was an only kitten, which is likely why he doesn't seem too well-socialized with other cats; however, he is said to have lived happily in a household with dogs. It breaks my heart to part with this purry boy. He's the cutest, sweetest damn thing. Everyone (except my one cat) agrees that you can't help but love little Buster. (P.S., Ask for my video of him playing fetch when you apply!)

My neighbor is 90 yrs old and let a stray in. It had kittens which this is one. She can't talk care of it. Very loving