Siamese kittens & cats in Hermitage, Pennsylvania

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Hi!  My name is Tanner.  Everyone calls me Honky though.  My foster mom says my meow is pretty special like the rest of me 💗   I have blue cross-eyes, and my eyelid has a birth defect called eyelid ectropia.  I have to use fake tears because it doesn't shut quite right and my eye gets pretty dry.  I don't like getting the drops tho 😏.  I'm a really good snuggle buddy, and my foster mom says I'm the bestest boy.  I'm very talkative.  My foster mom is still learning all my habits and things I like to do because I was in quarantine for a while.  I had the run,  and no one could figure it out.   Turns out i have a coronavirus.  I'll have it for the rest of my life, and I'll never have a normal poo.    The vet says it's manageable, and I'll be able to have a normal life.   I'm still getting used to my foster dog and cat siblings since I was stuck in quarantine for a long time.   I'm really good about using my litter box, and if I do have an oopsie, it's right by the litter box.  My foster mom says my new family will be lucky people because even though I have some special needs, I really am the bestest boy. Apply at www.ldrofohio.org

Looking for a derpy goof to keep you company? Check out Horchata! Horchata came to TCR a few months ago not in the best of spirits. This poor guy was suffering from immense oral inflammation and his periodontal disease was one of the worst cases our vet has yet to see. After two dentals and several rounds anti-inflammatory treatment, Horchata is like a whole new man. Once a stinky, smelly, drooly, sometimes-cross-eyed mess with his tongue perpetually hanging out of his mouth, he is now a sweet, friendly, purry (albeit still sometimes drooly and cross-eyed)... handsome gentleman! Horchata doesn't take too long to warm up to people, although he can be a little head shy. He enjoys being petted and will head butt or rub on you for more affection. If you move too quickly, especially around his face, he tends to shrink away from your touch, but we can't blame him, as we can only imagine how long he was walking around harboring pain in his mouth! Horchata doesn't seem to mind other cats, but he would likely also do just fine as a solo kitty. He'd probably do okay with older, respectful kiddos, but young children would likely make him a bit uneasy. This sweet boy has a hearty appetite and you would never know he's had dental work done by the way he eats! He can definitely be bribed with treats and snacks, and he also has a bit of a playful side that we suspect with flourish in his forever home! Horchata is estimated to be about four years old. He has been neutered, dewormed, flea treated, microchipped, vaccinated, and has tested FIV/FeLV-. Are you interested in giving this beautiful cat the spoiled life he deserves? Please apply today!

Introducing Spring! This little girl arrived at TCR with her littermate, Winter, and has been fostering with two other kittens. Spring loves to climb on her foster mom and request pets and snuggles. She has the sweetest little purr when she wants attention. She is beautiful, patient, kind and the sweetest velcro-kitty that you will ever meet. She also likes to be picked up and held. She loves churus which she shares with her friends. She is really a perfect kitten. Spring will likely adapt quickly to a new home as she is quite confident and not very fearful. She would love to be adopted with one of her foster friends, especially Winter or Autumn. She would also do well in a home with another young cat that she could be friends with. She met an older dog in her foster home and was very curious and not at all scared. She could likely do well with a cat-savvy pup, with proper introductions. She hasn't met young children, but we suspect that she would do fine with respectful kids of any age. Spring is about four months old. She has been spayed, dewormed, flea treated, microchipped, vaccinated, and has tested negative for FIV/FeLV. She does have a mild case of nystagmus (a vision condition that results in involuntary eye movements) but it does not seem to bother her! Please consider adding this sweet kitten (and a foster-friend?) to your home!