American Shorthair kittens & cats in Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania

Meet Phoebe!Phoebe is a sweet, seven-year-old black-and-white beauty who’s finally getting her chance at the cozy indoor life she deserves. With the exception of the last seven months, Phoebe spent her whole life outdoors and raised several litters of kittens. Her final two babies found wonderful homes earlier this year—now it’s her turn.She recently had some dental work done, and after having several teeth removed, her little tongue sometimes peeks out—it’s irresistibly cute and just one more thing to love about her!Pheebs can be a little reserved at first, but once she feels safe, she melts into gentle pets and quiet affection. She loves soft food, treats, and settling into a calm spot where she can watch the world go by.Phoebe is ready for a patient, loving family who will let her continue blossoming into the confident indoor cat she’s meant to be. If you’re looking for a tender, low-key companion with a heart full of love, Phoebe might be your perfect match. ##2595541##

Lilith is really energetic and like to play a lot she still learning but she really loving and caring

Kenny would do great in a home where he is the only pet. He loves getting scratches on the chin and also loves cuddling. Unfortunately, he does not get along with other cats at all. We have tried many different methods to get him accustomed to other cats, but to no avail. He can tolerate dogs aslong as the dogs mostly ignore him. He is a bit skittish, so if a dog were to start chasing him or trying to rough-house he would get scared. Overall, he needs a relatively calm environment and would do great as an only-pet. He loves to chase a laser pointer or one of those feather-on-a-string type toys.

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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!

Sherlock is a sweet and snuggly little detective who’s always on the case for love and playtime - this adorable kitten is already full of charm and curiosity. The moment you scoop him up, he melts into your lap and starts to purr like a tiny engine. He’s the perfect mix of playful and affectionate, always ready to chase a toy and then curl up for a nap in your arms. Sherlock would do well in a home with respectful kids and a calm dog. Because he’s such a social kitten, he must be adopted into a home that already has a friendly, outgoing cat or with another playful Trash Cat friend (maybe his foster pal Vega?). He thrives on feline companionship and loves having a buddy to wrestle and cuddle with. Sherlock tested positive for FIV, but at his young age this could be due to maternal antibodies. We recommend a retest around six months old to confirm his status. Even if Sherlock does remain FIV positive, it’s important to know that FIV is hard to spread to other cats and usually does not affect a cat’s lifespan or quality of life. If you have questions about what FIV means, we’re happy to share more information. Sherlock is about four months old. He has been neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, microchipped, dewormed, and has tested negative for FeLV. If you’re looking for a playful, affectionate kitten who will fill your days with purrs, cuddles, and endless entertainment, Sherlock is ready to join your family and steal your heart. ❤️