These are our currently adoptable kittens, but if you don't see what you are looking for, feel free to send us a messsge to inquire.
Currently we have assorted 2-3 month olds waiting as well as a few leftover 2017 kittens that are really young adults.
Currently we have assorted 2-3 month olds waiting as well as a few leftover 2017 kittens that are really young adults.
Cheddar, mozzarella, and provolone - 5 months old
Cheddar, Mozzarella, Provolone - dark orange boy, dark orange girl, pastel orange boy. Came to us as scared and skinny 6 week olds. They’ve made huge progress - the darker orange tabby girl is still scared in new places, the pastel orange boy is the most confident.
5 female kittens - 4 1/2 months
these cane from the same place as skinnier smaller strays as the cheese litter. A calico girl and black and white girl w odd color eyes (1 blue and 1 green) are now spayed and ready. A grey girl, Siamese mix girl, and scared tabby and white girl should be ready by early August.
Maxwell - 5 months
bottle fed - sweet, social, and playful
Mackenzie - 4 month tuxedo
bottle fed - raised w Maxwell
Cherry Blossom - 4 months
sweet kitten - came to us as a 5 week old
Watson
McDonalds kittens - Milkshake and Parfait?
These 2 are 1 year olds. Their foster mother was returning in the middle of the night from a visit to her mother in southern California and met them outside a McDonalds in the middle of nowhere along the 5 Freeway at 2 am. The boy came up to her but wounldn't be caught, so she reluctantly left them behind but kept worrying about them. Finally, almost 2 months later - a rescue group in Los Banos was kind enough to go down (1 hr south) and trap them and she met them to pick thjem up.
They are beautiful cats - the boy is a showy classic orange tabby with white. The girl is a calico. The boy is much tamer - he likes attention, enjoys petting, is ok being picked up, and is almost learning to be a lap cat. The girl is still semi-feral - she will let herself be pet in a few safe corners; in other areas she still shies away. But they really are a bonded pair.
Is there anyone out there that would take them on - knowing both will need some time - but especially the girl - to fully settle in.
They are beautiful cats - the boy is a showy classic orange tabby with white. The girl is a calico. The boy is much tamer - he likes attention, enjoys petting, is ok being picked up, and is almost learning to be a lap cat. The girl is still semi-feral - she will let herself be pet in a few safe corners; in other areas she still shies away. But they really are a bonded pair.
Is there anyone out there that would take them on - knowing both will need some time - but especially the girl - to fully settle in.
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