Kittens and Cats in Raytown, MO

Adopt a cat in Raytown, Missouri

These adorable cats are available for adoption in Raytown, Missouri. To learn more about each adoptable cat, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.

Tink

Domestic Shorthair Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Adult

Kansas City, MO

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(when grown) -

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House-trained, Declawed, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

My name is Tink, and I will also accept Your Majesty! My love must be earned but I am worth the wait. I lived with one person from the time I was a kitten for eight years until this past August. It's been frightening to lose my home, so I need a lot of patience. I will be very happy in a quiet home, ideally one where everyone else has only two legs. Once I get comfortable with you, I will spend a lot of time in your company. I particularly enjoy lying in a friendly lap, or napping in sunbeam, but every now and then I get an energy burst and have fun chasing a ball or a catnip mouse around the house. After you've gained my trust, I will show you my secret heart. Won't you come meet me soon?Purrs,TinkTink is living in a foster home. For more information or to adopt, please email foster@kcpetproject.org. Thank you!

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Glamorous Gladys

Domestic Shorthair Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Adult

Kansas City, MO

Size

(when grown) -

Details

House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Glamorous Gladys is available for adoption at our Petco Cat Habitat in Blue Springs! Our partnership with the Petco Foundation allows KCPP adoptables to live inside the store until they find forever homes. KCPP cats inside the habitats receive the same vetting and adoption benefits as cats adopted from our shelter. If you're interested in meeting Glamorous Gladys, a Petco associate will assist you inside the store! Questions about Glamorous Gladys may be directed to staff via email: danielle.jones@kcpetproject.orgDid you know that two kittens are better than one? It's true! When kittens are raised together - they play together, they sleep together, and they look out for each other. This makes taking care of them easier for you! Please consider taking home two kittens instead of just one. You'll be glad you did!Adopters every day seek our help with behaviors consistent with kittens growing up solo. We aren't trying to "get rid" of more kittens. We just want them to have a healthy development. If you have no other cats at home, adopting two kittens is the best plan! Or prepare yourself for the possibility of your solo kitten developing one or more of these behaviors: destructiveness, excessive meowing, keeping you up at night, general anxiety, litter box issues, attacking/aggression.

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