Colorpoint Shorthair kittens & cats in Allentown, Pennsylvania

Meet the Aristocat kittens!! These kittens are so cute and snuggly and as playful as can be! The love zooming back and forth across their room, either in a fun game of chase or by themselves just because they can!  :-) They purr as soon as you pet them and love attention. Marie is the calmest and most glamorous of the trio. They all had bad eye infections when they arrived at PALS. The infections are cleared up, but Marie still has what appears to be eyelid issues in her one eye. When she is older, she may need to see a veterinary ophthalmologist about this if she doesn't grow out of it, although Maire doesn't seem to care about it at all! If you are interested in Marie, please reach out to our adoption team to discuss options for her future eye care.  Note:  if you do not have any other pets, we require that you adopt TWO kittens.  This is for the benefit of the kitten for behavioral development.  Companionship is critical. They will also entertain each other and you!   We offer a low cost spay and neuter package.   This cat has tested FeLV/FIV. negative, is current on vaccinations, parasite-free and litter-box trained.  To hasten the adoption process, please complete our adoption form online at bit.ly/40Z2HIn    We are currently showing Cats at the Black cat Café in Devon   www.theblackcatcafedevon.Org  FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION:  Email us at 4palsvolunteers@gmail.com- this will get you the quickest response to your questions! You may also call or text Pat Maloney at 610-299-1860 Or simply apply at  www.palspets.org If you would like to volunteer or foster, please complete our volunteer or foster forms at www.palspets.org Thank you! March 25, 2025, 12:02 pm

Mouse is a calico female that is a little over two years old. She was found in the parking lot of a Walmart and after extensively searching for her owners, we decided to take her in after we could not find them. She is house-trained and has a lot of energy and a place where she can run around and climb. Although she has never fully been around other animals, her fur immediately poofs up and is removed from the situation in case she attacks. We are unsure of how long she was on the streets. She does let her boundaries be known, which is why I believe an experienced adopter would be a better fit for her. Mouse loves wands and springs the most, along with scratch pads and cat nip toys. It is best if you let her come to you because she becomes overstimulated easily. Mouse usually only lets you pet her head and becomes defensive when you touch her back or belly. She likes to gently play fight but will let you know when it becomes too much.