American Shorthair kittens & cats in New Castle, Pennsylvania

Meet RAVi. This poor guy climbed into my RAV4, cold and soaking wet, after what was probably the first rain storm he had ever experienced. He was underweight, parasite ridden and scared. Since then, he has gained weight and shown himself to be a vivacious toy catcher and snuggly cuddle bug. If you are looking for a cat who loves to play and will curl up in your lap, on your shoulder or chest while you enjoy a movie, Ravi is your kitty. He eats what is offered to him (kibble, canned, treats, chicken, etc.). So he is not picky about food. He does not like other cats. So, a single pet home is the best home for him. RAVi has been to the vet 3 times He is estimated to be 12 months old. He has received all his first year kitten shots. He is FIV and FELV negative. He has been treated for intestinal parasites and tested parasite free. He was neutered on October 14th. He is not microchipped. Vet records available.

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Healthy indoor cat 12 years old, acquired as a kitten. Friendly to adults, but unfortunately not to other cats. Has never been around dogs and only occasionally around children. I will be moving soon and am willing to make a donation to a good home for her.

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!

Tucker is scheduled early Wednesday morning for his vaccinations and to be neutered. I need to move by Friday and am hopeful that I can find a loving home for Tucker before then. As you can see from the pictures, he loves to snuggle, especially once you sit down. He'll climb to the top of the sofa and snuggle into the nape of your neck. He also enjoys napping with the family on the couch. Like all my cats, he enjoys Purina Complete kibble and twice a day he shares 1/2 can of Friskies wet food (any flavor). He looks forward to it so much he'll following you anywhere in anticipation of this twice-a-day treat. Tucker is very affectionate and playful. He was abandoned on my front porch as a kitten of a few weeks so I took him in and nursed him back to health. He's an indoor-only cat who lives in a home with three older cats and gets along great with them but he needs to be rehomed before my move to a small apartment with pet limitations.

Vada was found as a kitten by my former employer. We think she may have taken a short ride in the engine of his car😬 and we think that due to that, she may not be the brightest crayon in the box. But she is healthy overall. She is currently 8 years old. She is fairly skittish, but doesn't have a nasty disposition. She's not very snuggly, but she is fairly low maintenance and can warm up to you after you give her a little time. I adopted her before I was married, and because of that she isn't currently a good fit, and we would like to see if she could find a better home.