American Shorthair kittens & cats in Apple Valley, California

Bean’s mom was found in my garage when I moved in Me and my girlfriend just seem to tend to her. She liked us so I would feed her every once in a while.. March 26 she had four babies in my garage all boys and I just kept all four to take care of them and now I’m trying to relocate them to new homes I am a college student so getting them all their vaccinations and neutering is a little too expensive for me. I wish I could keep them, but I can’t.

We adopted LingLing and LiuLiu at a hospital that our friend works at on 11/11/23. They are 18 months old now. We're rehoming them because we aren't able to spend enough time with them. We hope to find them a loving and caring home. We'd like for them to stay together since they're sisters from same litter. LingLing (black/brown tabby) is friendly, cuddly, extroverted, curious, and likes interactive play. LiuLiu (silver tabby) is independent, observant, introverted, and plays by herself often. LiuLiu doesn't like to be held or cuddled so patience and personal space should be honored. They like to wrestle, chase, play with anything long like strings, and look outside open windows. Both cats are vaccinated and spaded. We keep them indoors. They are getting used to occasional car rides. Including all cat tree, carriers, blankets, food, litter boxes, litter, etc and insurance with Pet's Best that can be transferred (3mo interval).

We found her she was abandoned by her momma we didn’t want her to be taken by coyotes however I am currently moving and can’t take her

Meet whiskey, and Binx they were adopted from Riverside animal shelter, they were found together and have never been separated, would love them to stay together if possible. Whiskey is a real life Garfield, great with kids, loves to lounge, and cuddle. Binx is definitely more timid loves to cuddle and be a lap cat, very mellow and gives great massages! Both whiskey and Binx are indoor cats, they have never been outside.

Hello potential new family; My niece developed a condition during her 2nd pregnancy and had to give up her cat Misty. I took Misty and have kept her since 2014. Misty was at least two or three years old then. My nephew was just learning to talk and could say Misty; so he called her MimiMeow, and I kept this name to avoid confusing Mimimeow. Mimimeow, like most cats, did no like being moved and hid from me behind the dishwasher for a day. After I found her, she came out and we began a ten year relationship. I worked full time, so she was used to being alone for about ten hours a day. I have never gone away and left her in a kennel or alone for any length of time. I am retired now and my income is quite reduced and my rent is going up. As far as I know, Mimi still healthy. She has always been an indoor cat. She is shy at first, yet does well when company comes over. Since she has been an indoor cat, I have not kept up her shots- last shots were in 2016.

Abandoned female with kits. Then a mother with dementia let males in with females. I have to leave my parents home because of my sister has sold it and has kept me from moving to mountains cabin. Apartments only let you have two , so I have to get rid of others. I'm keeping the ones sick, thanks to humane.2 black , 1 b/w, 2 white with g blanket and 1 grey females. 1 black , and 1 grey/ black blanket, white legs belly.