American Shorthair kittens & cats in Braddock, Pennsylvania

I adopted Jupiter (aka Jupi) from Humane Animal Rescue, Pittsburgh, as a kitten. She is a little over a year old. Jupi is very friendly, social, and likes to sit on lap. Jupi also has an instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/jupi.paws/. With some big changes in my life and a busy schedule, I’m worried I won’t be able to give Jupi the time and care she deserves. I love her and just want what’s best for her.

Comet is an 8 year old sweet boy. We have had him since 8 months old. He is very friendly and a lover to most everyone. After 8 years of trying endlessly to make it work because we love him so much, we realize it just isn't fair to him. Unfortunately, he does not like to share a litter box with our other cats, all a few years older than him. He is very territorial and needs his own space and litter box completely - inaccessible to other animals. When this happens he does great and uses the box just fine, but as soon as one of our other cats uses the box he will not go inside of it until it is cleaned. Other than the Litter box territorial behavior, he interacts with people, cats and dogs just fine! Very friendly, not aggressive at all! I really just think living with 3 other cats, one dog and 4 children is too busy of a home for Comet. I really want to find him a home he can be at ease in and live out the rest of his life in peace.

Pierogi is a gentle, affectionate 10‑year‑old cat who loves curling up with his person, napping together, and enjoying quiet companionship. He’s calm, loyal, and happiest in a peaceful home. He also has a curious side — he watches “cat TV,” tracks birds outside, chases feather toys, and stretches out in warm sunspots. In winter, he becomes a little heat‑seeking loaf by the vents. He does experience some anxiety and thrives with a predictable routine and someone who’s home often. With stability, his sweet personality really shines. He’s currently avoiding his litter box, and after trying to address it, it’s clear he’d do better in a different environment that suits his needs. The goal is to find him a home where he feels secure and understood. If you’re patient, gentle, and want a deeply loving companion, Pierogi has so much affection to share.

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Hurry!!! Now’s your chance to live with a TCR celebrity! Cheeks has been a huge hit not only in the rescue but on social media. Once you meet this big, mellow dude, you will completely understand. On one of the coldest nights this past winter, Cheeks was caught trying to survive by eating the cat food scraps in his foster mom’s garbage. If that doesn’t scream “I’m a Trash Cat!” then what does? Cheeks is an older gentleman who has seen some really hard times. If it wasn’t evident by his crinkle ear and scars on his body, you can tell from looking into his sweet, soulfully sad eyes. Thanks to TCR, Cheeks is no longer fighting to survive and appreciates the comforts in life. Cheeks loves laying in a warm, comfy bed or on a cardboard lounger scratcher. He seems to enjoy being down low and crawling into cave-like or fuzzy, warm donut style cat beds. However, he has been spotted in the cubbies of the cat tree a couple of times. Cheeks enjoys being petted and chin, neck, and butt scratches. He is easy to handle but doesn’t care to be held. Cheeks LOVES wet food! He has even started meowing for it then will look shockingly at his foster mom as if to say “Did I do that?” This guy is extremely low key and looking for a quiet, calm home where he can lounge, eat, and be treated like the royalty he is. We feel Cheeks would do best in an adult only home, but older, calm, quiet children may be okay. Cheeks gets along with other cats who respect his space but would also be fine with being your one and only. Cheeks is estimated to be at almost/at least seven years old. He has been neutered, dewormed, flea treated, microchipped, vaccinated, and has tested FIV+ / FeLV-. He had a dental with TCR and was also treated for FIP (feline infectious peritonitis). Although a reinfection with FIP would be considered rare, we would still recommend that any interested adopters educate themselves on this disease and what signs/symptoms to look out for. If you are looking for a chill guy to hang out with while you watch TV or WFH, apply to adopt Cheeks today!

Spud is the sweetest orange boy who loves to cuddle his humans and play with his foster siblings. He is not the most coordinated and seems to be aware as he will not climb beyond a couple feet off the ground. Spud was brought to us having a seizure, and the Hartz flea collar he was wearing was identified as the cause. Unfortunately for Spud, the neurological damage is permanent and he will continue to require medication two times a day for seizure prevention. He doesn't mind being medicated, in fact he comes running to me when he hears me rattle his pill bottle.    ##2406928##