Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Santa Rosa, California

Ariel is a gentle soul. She is a sweet and quiet kitty who wants nothing more than to be curled up beside you, purring and enjoying cuddles. She loves lap time appreciates having her long fur brushed. Ariel is seeking peaceful home in need of a sweetheart kitty. Ariel gets along with other cats and is tolerant of the household dogs. Like many cats, Ariel will need some time and patience while she acclimates to her new home and new family. She is shy with unfamiliar people, places or situations. Ariel and her littermates were found in a barn at 2 months old, and they were nervous, unsocialized kittens. Ariel was the shiest of the group and took the longest to really learn to trust and to be affectionate with people. She has done so well building her confidence and she has blossomed into such a sweet kitty. Please help this loving kitty find a loving home.

Rocky is sponsored by: Barbara McMahon SNAP Cats rescued Rocky from Fresno, CA. Due to his severe CH, Rocky is currently not walking. We are working with him to try to get him on his feet. That said, Rocky gets to where he’s going by crawling and flopping, and he does make it to the litter box most of the time, so that’s a plus!. The minus is that he makes a big mess of litter outside the box trying to cover his business. Rocky eats on his own, whether it’s kibble or wet food, and is a real love. We’re all hoping that Rocky will start walking soon. Hey, years ago we had a cat named Boxes (yes, that was his name) who flopped around for 4 years, then one day decided to stand up and walk. So there is hope! If you’re interested in Rocky please fill out an adoption application at https://www.snapcats.org/category/adoption/catsforadoption/. Thanks!October 15, 2024, 5:39 pm

Whisper is sponsored by: Stephanie Li SNAP Cats rescued Whisper from Fresno, CA. Both Whisper and his brother, Rocky, are available. However, they are currently not walking due to their severe CH. We are working with them (physical therapy) to try to get them on their feet, so we're taking applications on them until we determine whether we think they'll walk or not. We'd like to see them adopted together, but they can go separately to the right homes. October 15, 2024, 5:39 pm