American Shorthair kittens & cats in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Dee is 9 but so young and playful still! About 15 pounds. He is the SWEETEST cat I’ve ever owned. He just wants to cuddle and be pet and purrs all the time! He does drool sometimes when he purrs and the vet says he is just “extra happy”. He is still very playful! He has been around other cats his whole life and have been fine, but cats are so iffy, this can vary based on each individual cat. He could be fine, but might do best alone or adopted with Fran (also listed).

Fran is 10 but also still young and spunky! She is cuddly at night/in bed and on the couch and will purr for hours! She does not like to be picked up but enjoys head scratches! She LOVES treats! She has been around other cats her whole life and have been fine, but cats are so iffy, this can vary based on each individual cat. She would probably do best alone or adopted together with her brother Dee (also listed).

Willow is an easy going but playful kitten. Her statue is small but don't let that fool you! She is full of energy, curiosity and fun. She is very sweet and responds to companionship. She is bonded with her litter mate Bobby so adopting them together would be ideal. They play together constantly and love each other's company. They are approximately 5 months old. They are an adorable pair that will bring many years of fun and happiness into your lives!

She is a very sweet girl, she doesn't seem to get along with other cats. Very active and playful, loves attention and snuggling.

We found Jack as a new little kitten in October of 2012. He loved our mama dog as his own mother and has been great with her and her daughter, our other dog. Both female black labs. He can be the most loving cat when he wants to be. 6 years ago he developed crystals in his urine and began to pee on our couch and the dog beds. We recently, 1 year ago, had a child and ever since he has been peeing on our furniture and fabric items (our bed, our daughters doc-a-tot, our couch, our dirty clothes) roughly every week, sometimes more. We are at a loss for how to help him. We know this was a big change for him but he has made it clear he can not behave around our child and we do not want to put him outside, as he has always lived only indoors, and don’t feel it is fair to him to keep him locked in a room the rest of his life. We would love for him to go to a good home and think that would ideally be an older family or one that does not plan to have kids that could give him all their attention.

Skye Female, DSH, solid gray with white dot on chest, 2-3 years old, 9 lbs Would prefer to be an only cat, older children only, not dog tested Skye so desperately wants to love and be loved but needs to adjust to home life after being on her own, probably since kittenhood. She was found living under a house near a dangerously busy intersection. We believe she recently had a litter of kittens but they were nowhere to be found. She is timid and skittish but will rub against your legs and lean in for cheek rubs! She currently spends most of the day under the bed or couch but will come out late in the evening for some affection and treats! She is definitely nocturnal but will spend much of the night sleeping with her foster mom. Skye loves to be pet and will come when called only with proper motivation, like treats! She is food-motivated and loves catnip! She does not like to be held, but oddly, does not run when her foster mom tries to pick her up! Skye will need a cat savvy family with plenty of patience to work with a cat who has probably been on her own all her life. She has only been in rescue a short time so is still getting acclimated to home life. Her foster mom is convinced that, with time, she will become a wonderful, loving and loyal companion! Adoption fee of $110 covers all vetting including spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, microchip, FIV/FELV test and any other medical that may be required while in rescue.