Calico kittens & cats in McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Priscilla is 10 years young and is about as Zen and chill as they come. She came with her buddy Elvis to the rescue, but they don’t need to be adopted together, although that would be nice if they could be. ##2240491##

Regina -- a name meant for a queen. And this girl is no different. Regina has royal-like qualities of independence and dignity. She also, though, sports a friendly and gentle demeanor that loves kisses and would flourish in a quiet home. Regina does fine with other cats; she has not been observed with dogs. Regina is a courtesy post for the Brooke County Animal Shelter in Beechbottom, WV, about 45 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh. Please contact the shelter at 304-394-0800 to ask any questions about Regina or the adoption process.February 20, 2025, 3:14 pm

Patti was adopted at a humane society back in November. She is 8 going on 9. Her previous owners had her on an open feeding schedule, leading her to become overweight. While she was in my company, I learned she has a sensitive stomach. She has grown found of kibble only and I have learned that the Purina sensitive stomach kibble is the only one that sits well in her tummy. Other than being overweight, she is overall a happy and fat cat. As a first time cat owner, she was no hassle at all for me. She is attention driven and loves a vertical scratchboard she can perch on. She has lived happily with other cats including male cats at her previous home. I am happy to offer all her belongings with her as well. That includes two cat trees, a litterbox and litter, a handful of cat toys (scratcher included), food bowls (including automatic water fountain) and any food I have at the time of adoption. Overall, Patti is lovely company who would fit perfectly into a variety of homes.

Paprika came from a home where there were 21 cats and five dogs. She is very sweet and will climb in bed with you for snuggles and attention.

Phyllis Diller is a reserved young adult. She will do well in a home that would allow her time and space to acclimate. It's very possible her personality will blossom in her forever home! If you are interested in meeting Phyllis Diller, please visit our website: kvckr.com and submit an application. March 5, 2025, 11:30 am

Siblings Jasmine, Jasper (adopted), and Trooper (adopted) were born into an outdoor colony. When they first were brought to us, they were very timid.  Jasmine is really coming around. She is becoming less timid and we think with time and patience, she will thrive in a forever home. For more information on Jasmine, please contact us at rgazarik@hotmail.comNovember 3, 2024, 9:05 pm

Meet Peep – The Window Watcher Turned Lap Lover! Peep’s journey to indoor life started in the most fitting way—by peeping into the windows of our Cat Coordinator’s home, watching her feed her own cats as if dreaming of being part of the family. But life hadn’t been kind to Peep; he had a substantial wound on his face, so we immediately trapped him and got him the care he desperately needed. Now, his wound is healing beautifully, and he’s learning what it means to be safe, loved, and warm. Peep is FIV positive, but don’t let that scare you! He’s great with other cats and, after some initial hissing and adjustments, settles in well—especially when he has a trusted human to give him confidence. He’d be happy in a home with other calm and respectful cats, whether they have FIV or not, or as the only feline in the household. At first, Peep can be shy, so he needs an adopter experienced with giving nervous kitties time to adjust. But once he trusts you? He becomes the ultimate lap cat. We’re talking full-on biscuit-making, velcro-kitty energy. He will settle into your lap so completely that you’ll feel terrible having to get up—even for just a bathroom break! Peep needs a human dedicated to starting the acclimation process in a room with minimal hiding places, as he will squeeze himself into even the most obscure hiding spots when scared. Peep is still getting used to indoor life and hasn’t shown much interest in toys or treats yet, but with patience, that will come. What he does know is that he never wants to be outside again. He longed for a home, and now he’s looking for the right person to give him one—a safe, loving, and patient home that will keep him secure, just like he always wanted when he was watching from the outside.

Andre is a large, handsome five-year-old boy with the presence of a majestic lion... and the social skills of an awkward intern on his first day. He *wants* to be a good, loving boy, but the whole "being a proper cat" thing is a little overwhelming for him.  Found as a stray, Andre is still adjusting to the finer things in life—like head scratches (which he enjoys on his terms), treats (which he loves), and cozy cat cubes (which are his personal safe space). He’s also a big fan of wand toys, probably because they allow for social distancing. Shelter life has been a challenge, especially being around other cats. Andre would much rather be the only feline in the house, where he can be the center of attention without the stress of pesky roommates. He enjoys his independent time and won’t mind if you’re out for the day—he’ll just be waiting for you to come home and (politely) deliver his head scritches.    If you’re looking for a cat who’s a little rough around the edges but genuinely trying his best, Andre is your guy. He may not always get it right, but he’s got a big heart, and in the right home, he’s sure to shine. Give this sweet, socially confused boy the chance he deserves!

Destiny is a calm, docile, and affectionate 5-year-old girl who's ready to find her forever family! She was recently surrendered due to some life changes that were causing her anxiety, but with patience and love, she will blossom into a loyal companion. Destiny is a super sweet girl who thrives in a calm, quiet environment. She’s affectionate once she’s comfortable, and she loves to bond with her humans, offering all the snuggles and love in return! She’s lived with dogs and gets along well with other cats, so she could be a great addition to a multi-pet household. However, she would do best in a home with no small children, as they were a source of stress in her previous situation. Destiny is searching for a peaceful, stress-free home where she can relax and feel safe. If you’re looking for a gentle, loving companion who will appreciate all the love and care you have to offer, Destiny may be the perfect match!