American Shorthair kittens & cats in Oak Grove, Kentucky

We got him from a person moving out of state about 4 years ago. He’s an amazing cat he’s always been an inside cat but here recently he went out on the back deck and so now he comes in and out haven’t used a litter box in over a year he goes out does his business then comes back in I am taking care of 2 elderly people and have to grandsons who are allergic to him he’s skidding and shy at first but when he warms up he wants ALL the attention not 💯 sure on his breed but I had to put something down he’s an amazing cat 🐈

Kat is 4 years old. She’s a little shy at first but She is very loving and sweet. I don’t know if she’s good with children but I think given time and patience, she can be a good companion for a kid.

Kit is a happy little cat with very high food drive. She will be very vocal when she knows if you have treats for her. That is also a great way to help her get used to a new environment. She’s very loving and sweet.

Houdini has been living in our community for the past few months. My neighbor was feeding her but she moved a couple weeks ago and I’ve been taking care of Houdini in the meantime. Houdini has moved onto my porch and once she became comfortable with me, I discovered that she is extremely affectionate and friendly. I decided I wanted to bring her in since it’s getting cold so I took her to the vet and discovered that she has FIV. Unfortunately I cannot take her in because she could infect my cat. I’m hoping someone can take her in as she’s living outside and the temperature is dropping. She’s extremely sweet and loving and deserves a loving home.

Tinky is a beautiful, friendly 2 year old male! He was a kitten I originally kept from a litter his mom had unexpectedly and I never imagined having to give him up. He has been a light in my home since he was born. He is very playful, house trained and has also found a new interest in exploring around outside. I still have his mom who he is very close to and I would hate to separate them but I have no choice. I am hoping to rehome both together but the mom has been very skittish around people who are not in our home in the past so that may not be an option for her. Please message for more information!

My husband and I found her at a rest stop on our way back from visiting family in Idaho. We took her to Haley vet and got her checked for a chip (none), spay (not currently spayed - this is $50 at most shelters/humane societys), had vaccines done and general health check. She is healthy, 1-2 years old, and still has claws. She doesn't destroy, but uses the scratching post. We would prefer someone who would not declaw her, as it seems a bit barbaric. She would also do best as an indoor cat only. She is litter box trained and is very sweet, playful, and cuddly. Since my husband is allergic, she is left alone all night (not allowed in the bedroom) and we have not had any issues. She is food motivated, and mostly just a relaxed, curious, cuddly cat. Her extra food, litter, litter box, toys, cat tree, and any misc items will go with her. As for her current environment, we are a clean and non-smoking home.