American Wirehair kittens & cats in Statesville, North Carolina

Available now!   Date of birth: 7/18/25   "The Boys" had a sad start to life. Mom gave birth to 9, but Mom and 3 babies didn't make it. We took in Billy, Frenchie, and Hughie and the bottle feeding began! The Boys were always happy, healthy, hungry and active. They were eager to move to wet food, to eat, but also to cover themselves in it! They are brave, fun, and they love the hoomans! Billy is incredibly sweet and loves to cuddle and climb up on shoulders.   If this kitty has not yet been spayed or neutered they may still go home if the approved adopter agrees to sign a legal contract certifying that they will take Kitty to the spay/neuter appointment.   Our standard adoption fees are $99 for adult cats and $150 for kittens. Kitty's adoption fee covers spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, age-appropriate distemper vaccines, FeLV/FIV combo test, flea treatment, microchip & registration, and dewormer.   We believe that kitties need a feline friend! For their health and happiness, we highly recommend that kitties be adopted in pairs. If you adopt more than one kitty, you will receive a discount of $25 per kitty. Previous adopters will receive a $25 discount on their new kitty.   If this will be your first kitty, we suggest that you check out this site for a lot of important information: Cat Adoption Checklist. People think cats are easy pets, but they are very unique and there is a lot to learn. There is a lot of information online, and you are always welcome to ask us our advice.   You'll want to make sure you have all the basic supplies before you bring a baby home: nutrious food, bowls (not plastic), litter, litter pan, litter scoop, toys, scratchers & cat trees, nail clippers and a cat carrier.   ##2506093##

I found Opal behind my house as a young kitten. I took her in for a while. I am have moved and my roommate has cats and Opal does not get along well with them, especially other female cats. Opal does great alone and with people, as long as you are patient with her and give her the space she needs.