Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Quakertown, Pennsylvania

Meet Wilder a 2 year old long haired brown tabby with a regal appearance. Weighing in at 9.75 pounds, Wilder is the perfect size for cuddles and companionship. His luxurious coat will make him a show stopper, but his sweet personality will steel your heart.

My name is pookie, and I am told that i'm a pretty classy posh, little girl with some pretty fabulous, long fur and gorgeous coloring.  You see, I am a 7-year-old kind of teenage girl who is looking to find a pretty ritzy new home and owners, who are going to appreciate my snazzy looks. Just think what the neighbors will say with me lounging everyday and sunning myself in your window. I also love to play and make you smile. If you were interested in a pretty girl like me, please contact ccrtennessee@gmail.com for more information.January 24, 2025, 8:23 pm

Treasure is a beautiful, silly, loving, and snuggly floof who has been waiting waaaay too long for a loving, patient adopter to take a chance on her. She was trapped as an older, feral kitten in 2018, and went into foster care and was adopted and blossomed with her humans and turned into love bug, house cat. A year later, another cat in the home began to relentlessly bully her, which helped us realize she's extremely submissive to and afraid of most cats. In her best interest, she was returned to her foster home. She has really blossomed into a super sweet kitty with her foster mom. She will be a wonderful companion for someone who wants a kitty who will always want to hang out with them. Once she's comfortable with her human, Treasure's funny and loving personality blossoms and you get to hear her adorable little meows when she's begging for treats or snuggles and see her swoosh her floofy tail at you to ask for back and butt scritches. She loves to snuggle on her foster mom's legs or just hang out on the couch next to hermore than anything in the world. She also likes to bat and chase balls around the room when she's in the mood. Treasure needs to be an only kitty or be adopted with her foster buddy, Jóla, who is the only kitty she's gotten along with. To ensure she feels safe, she is best suited to a quiet home with no other cats or dogs and no small children. Along with regular wet food, she eats the prescription dry food for stress, which lasts her quite a long time. She would do best with an experienced cat owner who is home often and will be patient and understanding to give her the time she needs to acclimate. She's a very special kitty, who deserves a loving, safe, stable home where she can thrive again. Fall in love with Treasure on her foster mom's Instagram page at https://instagram.com/kastle_krause_fosters

Hello, I'm Sebastian, an affectionate and sweet cat. I may be a little reserved at first but give me some time and you'll see my friendly side. I share a special bond with my frirend, Miley. We love to lounge together, especially when it involves belly rubs. I'm a talkative chap, especially with those who understand 'cat language. I need a very quiet home and a cat savvy owner who can appreciate my quirks and conversations. I love other cats but no dogs and no small children please. Adopting me means gaining a loyal, affectionate companion who will always be there to listen to you. Adopt me and let's start our forever friendship.

Meet Finn. This very beautiful, long hair kitten has an adventurous spirit and loves to explore every nook and cranny of the house...including up on bookcases! Eating dinner and it is something she likes? She will jump up to sniff your plate and let you know. Finn will hang out next to you and watch every move you are making with lots of curiosity. In fact, she loves to be around her people. She will twirl between your legs and looks for pets but she likes slow movements in the beginning. She will do best in a home with a confident cat or her sister Huckleberry who is also in foster. Interested in more info? Submit an app to talk to the foster.

Gracie is a miracle kitten, defying all odds. Rescued from euthanasia at the city shelter, she faced a life-threatening condition: Megaesophagus. Born with this condition, it made swallowing difficult, forcing her to eat a liquid diet because whole foods could cause her to choke. Her prognosis wasn’t good, she was labeled a “special needs” kitten, many not thinking she could survive. This brave little kitten’s journey includes a failed open chest surgery and a heartbreaking “hospice’ label. But as sick as she was, she was still so loving and full of joy! She underwent a dangerous second open chest surgery; this time it was successful! Gracie is now a regular, healthy kitten, ready for adoption! Gracie’s journey has made her a gentle, quieter, loving soul. Although she’s a year old, she didn’t get to be a kitten as she battled her health issues, so she still has kitten energy and she’s not done growing. She enjoys playing fetch when you throw her favorite fuzzy balls- she’ll actually bring it back to you! She likes bird watching from her favorite cat tower. She talks when she gets exited about mealtime. If you pull out a fuzzy blanket, she’ll either sit on your lap or snuggle next to you. Her tail is fluffier than the rest of her body, her hair feels like soft clouds, and she has adorable fur tufts between her toes. Gracie and her foster “brother” PJ are bonded and must be adopted together. Although not actually related, PJ became her big brother when she came into foster care all by herself. They are inseparable; when she can’t find him, she cries. PJ was her rock during her sick days- cuddling her, grooming each other, showing her comfort and also how to play. They chase each other up and down the stairs. You can always find them hugging as they sleep in their cat tree perch. Gracie prefers a quieter home and no adult cats. Children might be okay if they understand patience and have prior cat experience; this can be discussed with her Foster Mom. A family who can offer her a calm, loving home in which she can take her time becoming your best friend, would be the perfect match. Are you ready to give Gracie and PJ the family they have been patiently waiting for? More photos & info are available on Instagram at SmittenKittenLady

Gomez was born in a backyard in Souderton with his sister and brother. He and his siblings went into foster care when they were around 8 weeks old. They were feisty little kittens at first, but as they grew, they became used to people and the joys of living indoors. Gomez's sister was adopted first, leaving Gomez and his brother Lurch behind for more socialization. Since then, these 2 brothers have become best buds, always by each other's side. They are playful and loving, but they can still be a little shy and will need patience and love in a new home. They would do best in a quiet home that understands cats. They are perfect for any lover of black cats because you can easily tell them apart by their coat length. These little darlings will not disappoint!