Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Anchorage, Alaska

It's every day now. Not just once in a blue moon. But NOW Sushi WANTS to be pet. Of course she wants to be pet when she wants to be pet. After all, she is a cat. She will even come to you for pets. It's like petting a cloud. Sushi is so soft. A cloud who will be the best friend that your cat could have. There are two boy cats in her foster home and they both love love love Sushi. She is so sweet and so purry that the boys are both happy to share her affections with their people and each other. She is not the kind of kitty to cause problems. She brings peace and comfort into the home when she arrives. It might take her a minute to adjust to a new place and new people. Her former life, before rescue, was pretty scary being out there all alone in the world. She learned caution. With other nice cats, trust is easy. Humans take longer. But while you are waiting for her to know that you are kind, she will be giving your lonely cat the love and companionship they have been missing. Sushi will need to spend the winter inside, getting to know and love her family. But when spring comes, she may (or may not) like to go outside in a little yard where she can enjoy the lovely natural world in a safe and loving place. She's in Anchorage. Waiting for that kind person with the friendly cat who will be her beloved happy family forever. Call 907 980-8898 SUSHI HAS BEEN SPONSORED BY MATT AND ALYSSA C; SHE MAY BE ADOPTED TO A LOVING FAMILY FOR $40!

He's a shy boy but he is always there to greet you in the morning. He loves head pets and helping with getting everything ready, including breakfast. He is an excellent reminder that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Although all meals are exciting! He's great with other cats and will need a cat buddy. And if it could be a calm big brother kind of buddy that would be great because he is a shy boy who learns from his friends about people; who is safe and who is not. A playmate cat would be great. But he is good carrying toys around on his own, storing them places to come back for later. Kick toys, stuffy boys, rattles, they are all good. He is very curious so even when he's uncertain about something and acting shy, his curiosity will win out so that he can check it out. Topsy is handsome short haired tiger boy, about 10 months old, and hoping for a family that will love him enough to give him time to adapt to his new home. He has excellent house manners and does great with any other cats who are nice to him as well as mellow dogs. He would probably be best in a family without little rambunctious children. A calm household would be beat. Cat buddy and a safe place to go outside in the summer are needed. He's in Anchorage. Please call 907 980-8898

Ozzie is just a sweet boy. There's no better way to say who he is. 5-6 months old and a totally nice guy. He is friendly with his family but he doesn't make a show of himself when strangers come. So he's been overlooked as the other kittens were adopted. He was off to the side being a good boy. Ready to play when it was playtime and ready to cuddle when his kitty friends or people were ready to cuddle. He's a very handsome little fellow. And easy mannered so that he gets along with most every other cat and dog, and person, who will be nice to him. He'll need a cat friend in his new home. And a place to play outside in summer. He's in Soldotna. Call or text 907 953-0333

Tux has been through a lot in his short life. Trapped in a colony, he first went to a safe place with a lot of other cats (but not much human attention because the humans were out making sure other cats were brought to safety before winter). He made a buddy there named Beau, and Tux and Beau moved into a foster home together. After several days under the bed, Tux has come out and about. He enjoys sitting in the cat tree looking out the window, he uses the litter box like a champ, and he is cautiously curious. He keeps his short formal-wear neat and tidy. His go-go boots are on point, his milk mustache is coffee-table-book-worthy, and he is quite a statement piece on your windowsill. He's still skeptical of humans, and is not cuddly. Yet. But the sooner Tux gets into his forever home and starts bonding with his People (and a welcoming cat friend will be necessary) the better. He's still got a lot of kitten in him, although he's probably almost full-grown. If someone has a little patience and doesn't need an insta-cat, Tux has a long and happy life ahead of him with the right family. Tux's buddy, Beau, is also available if you need a pair, but it's not essential that they stay together. We think he is about a year or possibly 2 years old He is in Anchorage. Call 907 980-8898

This is Wild Thing. Yes she is. Not wild like crazy wild. But wild like she once was a feral cat and now she loves living in a house with a family who loves her but petting is only when she is ready for petting. The rest of the time she hangs out with her cat friends, watches the dogs do their dog thing. Nap in cozy places, come for meals and snacks. Lives the easy life and is happy. She has quite an interesting tortoiseshell coat. Browns and black and oranges patterned in curious dapples and dollops. Not so great for camouflage in the house but in an autumn forest, she would be invisible. Wild Thing is not the kind of cat for everyone. But for someone who is that special wonderful person that will give a reserved cat a chance, the person who knows that love and patience pays off in the most amazingly joyful ways when a 'wild' cat comes to love you and lets you know how they finally finally trust that you are their family. Wild Thing is probably a little over a year old. Shy, skittish, uncertain with people. But a great friend of all nice cats. If you are her special one, please contact us at 907 980-8898

Is that double trouble I see? Not at all! These girls are sweet, loving, kind, and no trouble at all! Say hello to Pretty Girl and Rosetta, a bonded pair of beauties. And they aren’t just bonded because they love and adore each other, but they are mother and daughter! What could be better! Pretty Girl is gray and white and quick to warm up to you. Give her a minute or two so she can check you out and when she decides the coast is clear she is ready for pets and to purr. Despite her petite size she has a big heart and the kindest eyes. She’ll arch her back in contentment as you stroke her head to tail, walk a few steps away and then come back for more. Rosetta has a lush gray coat and such expressive eyes as if you can see into her soul. She is shyer than her mom and takes a bit to warm up, but once she does, she is just as loving and affectionate as she can be. In the mornings she likes to lay on the computer desk as you check email or see what our crazy Alaska Winter is going to come up with next. After a few minutes of lounging, she’ll curl up in your lap for a nap. Both these girls love to sleep on the bed and will jockey for just the right position, one cocooned in your arm and the other by your legs. While you get situated, they will wrestle on the floor and then hop up on the bed. Both of them love toys of course and they are particularly fond of the three-tiered spinning ball toy, laying on their sides batting the balls back and forth. Pretty Girl and Rosetta haven’t been around kids but would probably be fine with older calmer children in a settled home. They love other cats, but haven’t been around dogs before, but a mellow older dog who would leave them alone would probably be just fine. Pretty Girl is about 3 years old and Rosetta is just over a year old. Since they are bonded, they must be adopted together and will need a nice yard to go outside during nice weather as they love the outdoors! They are in Wasilla. Please call 907-350-8089. Thank you!

Oscar had a rough start as a feral kitten. He was living in the dumpster behind the Windbreak Cafe with his mom and 10 other kittens and cats. He has matured into a handsome gentle guy. He lives to play and as he warms up to people, enjoys scratches and attention.

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Lots of love. Little bit of crazy Located in Anchorage. Free to a good home I am looking to rehome Brass. My 5 year old neutered male. He’s a big boy at 17.5 pounds, so he makes for a great weighted blanket. Is litter trained and would include an automatic litter box, feeder, and water station. I also have a few cat trees I’m moving to CA to work on a ship and will be gone months at a time and I don’t know what my living situation will be like yet. He is very friendly, social, and playful. He is not aggressive but is a little spicy so I don’t think being around kids would be ideal. He’s always been an indoor cat and has not lived with other animals. I will be bringing him to the vets office this month for a check up.