Join us at the PetSMart in Salinas for our first adoption event in 2026! Come meet our adoptable puppies and kittens!
All of Our Neighborhood Pet Project’s (ONPP) animals are in private foster homes as we do not have a shelter building. Please check out our adoptable cats and kittens below. If you have a particular breed, color, age or other characteristic you're looking for but do not see one on our website, please complete an adoption application with that information. ONPP receives requests for help daily and some of our fosters may not be listed here. Every animal is spayed/neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated prior to adoption. Cat adoption fees are $150 for kittens younger than six months and $125 for anyone over 6 months old. $150 for those 6 months old or younger. Our dog adoption fee is $200.
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5-month-old black and white girl
Hershey came to us by herself from a cat colony in Gonzales. She was friendly and looking for human contact. This sweet girl has a classic black tuxedo coat with a white chest and dainty white toes. She's currently in a Greenfield foster home with several other foster kittens. As the newcomer, she's still finding her groove, but already friends with her foster mom. Hershey in searching for a moderately active furrever home where she can join in and get lets of love and attention! 629
5-month-old tabby and white girl
Chevy was found abandoned and fending for herself at a local gas station. While she was initially quite timid, once she got to know her foster mom, Chevy has blossomed into a sweet, playful and a perfect kitty! This tabby and white girl is a super chill kitten who loves to hang out with the other foster kittens in her home. She is ready for a furrever home with children and other companions, including small dogs. 625
4-month-old blue point Siamese girl
Bridget and her sisters were rescued from an elementary school in Greenfield when they were only a couple of months old. All of these beautiful blue point Siamese girls are in a Salinas foster home. Bridget is still a bit shy but steadily gaining confidence with her foster mom. This stunningly beautiful and sweet girl lives with several other foster kittens and also gets regular exposure to small dogs. Bailey would is waiting for a furrever home with experienced cat parents and older children where she will be encouraged to continue to bond with people. 711
11-week-old white & gray tabby boy
Gerald is part of the Symphony Litter, named because they constantly purr together and very loudly. The entire litter was born in Carmel Valley, and found their way to ONPP when their mom was spayed and their caregiver surrendered them. Gerald is a super sweet and loving white and tabby kitten who craves attention and is the first to ask for love. He enjoys playing with his siblings and all his toys. All of the Symphony litter kittens live with other foster kittens and several resident dogs. Gerald would do well in an active home with two- or four-legged companions to hang out with. 926
11-week-old white & black girl
White and black Gigi is the only girl in the Symphony Litter, who were given this name because they are constantly purring loudly together. The litter was born in Carmel Valley and surrendered to ONPP when their caregiver couldn't care for so many kittens and wanted a better life for them. Gigi is all white and black and a playful girl with a loving demeanor. She delights in playing with her litter mates and would make a wonderful addition to any family. She loves her brothers and would be delighted to be adopted with one of them into an active home where she can run out her kitten energy safely. These kittens are currently living with other older foster kittens and several resident dogs. 926
5-month-old white and orange boy
ADOPTION PENDING
Pogo is one of three kittens rescued after their mom was discovered at a local mechanics shop while they were still neonatal babies. Part of the Soapfish Litter, Pogo is an affectionate and curious boy who loves nothing better than chasing his siblings around the room and wrestling with them. This white and orange boy is always on the lookout for another potential toy to play with.Pogo's favorite toy is his kitten tunnel, and he will happily dash in and out of it for hours, encouraging his siblings to join him. In addition to being the Purr-master of litter, Pogo has recently become a shoulder percher. He would appreciate an active home with other four-legged companions to keep him company, and if you don't have a furry friend at home already, he's got siblings who would be happy to join him! 77
5-month-old buff tabby boy
ADOPTION PENDING
Found in a mechanics shop, Belo and his siblings needed immediate care after their mom was accidently scared off. Their foster mom bottle fed them until they were old enough for solid food and now everyone is ready for new homes. Belo is the largest of the litter, and while this buff tabby boy was initially the shyest around people, now he's the first to climb into his foster parents' laps for cuddles. All of the kittens in this litter are very energetic at this young age, and Belo especially loves dashing through his kitten tunnel and batting at the balls in his cat meowtain toy. Belo has also taken a liking to pouncing on and tossing around a toy woodchuck. The more he's around humans, the more affectionate he is becoming. Belo really enjoys his lap time, and would love a furrever home where he will have frequent human companionship. 77
7-month-old Russian blue boy
Chapito and Spud may not look alike, but these two brothers from the Marigold litter have similar personalities. All six kittens from this litter were rescued when their mom was trapped for the TNR program and released. Like Spud, Chapito has a very friendly and easygoing personlality that enables him to get along with everyone! He enjoys his playtime with his siblings, but also likes people company when it's time to relax or take a kitten nap. Chapito's friendly attitude makes him a great fit for first time cat parents or younger children and he would prefer a home where there are companions around most of the day. And he has plenty of siblings for families who are considering adopting a pair together! 425
7-month-old brown tabby boy
Leaf is the only brown tabby in the Marigold Litter, and like most tabbies, he is a friendly fellow. Leaf has been spending his time chasing and wrestling with his siblings and other resident cats, as well as monitoring the cats outside his window. Like his brothers and sisters, Leaf loves playing with toys, but when his foster parents are around, he's looking for attention and love from them. Leaf is not quite as bold as Spud and Chapito, but he quickly warms up to visitors, especially if it means getting scratched around the ears! He is hoping to find a medium energy level family with companions for him. 425
7-month-old tuxedo girl
Chapito, Gollum, Leaf, Ramona, and Spud were rescued when their mom was spayed under the TNR program. Because they were already friendly, their transition to an indoor life in a Salinas foster home was fairly smooth and Ramona is a friendly and happy kitten. She is a tad bit timid compared to some of her more gregarious brothers, but is affectionate with people she knows. She will cuddle with her foster parents when it's time to take a cat nap. Ramona gets along well with her siblings and other cats she lives with. She would prefer a medium energy home with children over 8 and would love to be adopted with a sibling! 425
6-month-old tuxedo boy
Mosca showed up in his foster parents' yard alone. Even though he was about a month younger, Mosca quickly integrated in with the Marigold Litter kittens and everyone is good friends now. Mosca is the most shy of the group though, and will still hide when visitors come into the room. His foster parents are working to socialize him and increase his confidence around people. Meanwhile, Mosca his happy to spend his days playing with his new family and keeping a watchful eye on the activity in the same backyard where he was found. Mosca will thrive in a furrever home where his new family will patiently continue to strengthen his social skills and confidence. He would prefer older or no children in a low to medium activity level home. 525
13-week-old tortoiseshell girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Llodus is part of the Clingfish Litter, and the name is completely appropriate for this litter of four kittens who are constantly clinging to their foster parents, refusing to let go of socks and pants even when their parents are moving around! These kittens were rescued in Greenfield when their mom became unable to nurse them. Llodus holds her own against her bigger brothers, Gobie and Urchin, and loves playing with her sister, Phera. She is the roly poly kitten who loves climbing onto her foster parents' laps for cuddles and naps. While Llodus has typical kitten energy, she's also very content to sit on a warm lap and watch her siblings play. She currently lives with older foster kittens and loving it! Llodus is very young and should be should be in a home with other animals. This Purr Queen would do well in a high energy home with young children and pets, and they will keep each other occupied and happy. 99
1-year-old gray tabby girl
Ivy and her brother Sammy were rescued from an RV park in Greenfield. Ivy is an independent girl, but she does enjoy getting petted. She's more timid around people than Sammy and spends most of her time playing with the other foster kittens she lives with, but also enjoys bird watching and napping. Ivy also prefers to approach people on her own terms rather than being picked up, so she would prefer a home with no young children. She would love to be adopted with her brother or another foster kitten she's currently living with, like Sonic or Tails. 317
1-year-old black boy
Sammy and his sister Ivy were about 3 months old when they were rescued from an RV park in Greenfield. Sammy is more outgoing and is usually busy playing with his cat toys or bird watching. Sammy lives with other foster kittens and they play together constantly. While he likes being petted, Sammy's more reticent about being picked up. He can be shy around strangers at the beginning, but just needs a little time, He would do well in a medium energy home with other four-legged companions, especially if it's his sister Ivy, or playmates Sonic or Tails. 318
1-year-old tuxedo girl
Valentini is a lovely black and white cat with gorgeous green eyes. She is socialized with people but needs a moment to decide if unfamiliar people are trustworthy. Valentini has developed a fondness for attention and pets, and gazes deeply at you to get your attention. If that doesn't work, she will nudge you with her head until she receives some affection, especially under the chin, and will reward you with loud purring. While Valentini isn't a cuddler yet, she will sleep on the bed with you. Valentini came back to us when her adopter's situation drastically changed and she was unable to keep her. Valentini is living other foster kittens, and is looking for a family give her love on her terms, ideally in a low to medium activity level home without very young children. She will also do well with other cats. 96
1-year-old long-haired black boy
Sonic is a long-haired solid black cat who was less than 2 months old when he and his sister Tails were rescued after being found covered in trash in a storm ditch in Greenfield. These two kittens form the Hedgehog litter. Sonic is an active and curious kitten who loves rumbling with his foster kitten buddies and bird watching. He also loves his lap time so he can get extra pets and kitty treats. Sonic is looking for an experienced cat parent without very young children who would consider adopting him with Ivy or another kitten in his foster home, as he also is buddies with Sammy and Ivy. 87
1-year-old gray tabby girl
Gorgeous Tails is a gray tabby with silky smooth fur who was found in a storm ditch in Greenfield when she was only 8 weeks old. Tails was found with her brother Sonic and she's the shyer of the two, although she does enjoy getting pets when she's feeling affectionate. Tails constantly follows her brother around and they often play and nap together. Tails loves passing the time playing with cat toys and lounging near the window to bird watch. She lives and gets along well with several other foster kitties. Because she is still a bit shy, Tails is waiting for patient adopters willing to give her the time to warm up and trust them. She would prefer a home without very young children and would thrive if her brother Sonic or one of her friends, Sammy or Ivy, went to the same furrever home. 87
6-month-old brown tabby boy
Biscuit and his six siblings were surrendered by a family in King City unable to care for so many kittens. The Lucky Seven Litter are all healthy and together in a foster home in Soledad and growing quickly. Biscuit is a friendly brown tabby boy who loves exploring new places and meeting new people. He is a true people kitten. This little bundle of energy can be found frolicking with his siblings or charming adult cats, or having a blast with his favorite toys. Biscuit's easygoing personality means he'll be a good fit with other animals, especially since he's already living with other foster kittens and a resident dog. Biscuit's playful spirit is totally infectious, and he would appreciate a high energy furrever home where he can get plenty of love and attention. 66
6-month-old orange tabby boy
Copper is a ticked orange tabby boy living in a foster home in Soledad with his six siblings. The Lucky Seven Litter was found in King City and surrendered to ONPP because there were so many of them. Copper is a typical young kitten, full of energy and curiosity about his environment. He and his siblings are constantly chasing each other around or playing with their numerous kitten toys. When it's time to rest, you'll often find him cuddled with a sibling or in his foster mom's lap. Copper's friendly and mellow personality will make him a great fit in any home. He would love to be adopted with a sibling, but as long as he finds a furrever home with other companions, he'll be very happy indeed! 66
6-month-old orange tabby boy
Garfield is part of the Lucky Seven Litter found in King City. This classic orange tabby boy lives in a Soledad foster him with his sisters and brothers and they love their foster family. Garfield is one of the more shy kittens, but he is very observant, and takes in all the details of his surroundings. Like his siblings, he's a bundle of energy at this age, and they are constantly playing with each other or their numerous kitten toys. Garfield's foster family also has adult cats and a large dog, so he gets plenty of exposure to people of all ages and other animals too. He would love a furrever home with other four-legged companions to hang around with, feline or canine are both great! 66
6-month-old tortoiseshell girl
Storm was rescued in King City along with her sister and five brothers. We named them the Lucky Seven Litter and they are all together in a foster home in Soledad. Storm was initially a pretty shy girl who let her brothers take the lead. With her foster mom's help, Storm's been gaining more confidence around people. Like most kittens of her age, Storm loves playing chase and wrestling with her siblings. And all the kittens will cuddle together when it's time for a kitten nap. Storm's foster home has a dog and other cats so she would do well in most homes, especially if she can go to her furrever home with a brother. 66
8-month-old tuxedo boy
You're guaranteed to feel better after you cuddle these kittens! Lustral and his littermates were carefully watched until they were old enough to be weaned from thier mom, who ways spayed under our TNR program. Lustral is the last remaining kitten from this litter of six, and a curious and friendly boy who loves to play and nap with his foster dog companions. This tuxedo-colored boy is very well-socialized and a professional snuggler too. Lustral is very playful but also quite gentle, making him a perfect addition to a home with very young children. He is always happy to meet and talk with new people, so if you're looking for a loyal cuddle buddy, this charming boy is the one for you! 322
6-month-old Russian blue mix boy
ADOPTION PENDING
Jackson and his sister were found in the bushes at a local grocery store. They were pretty thin and dehydrated, and their finder offered to care for them while they were being treated. These Russian blue mix kittens are in a Salinas foster home where they are enjoying the safety and comfort of an indoor environment. Jackson can be distinguished from his sister by the cute white hourglass on his nose. He is very affectionate and confident around people, and will immediately check out new surroundings and people. Jackson and his sister are constantly playing chase and discovering new toys, even items that weren't originally intended as toys! Jackson loves to curl up with his sister in their foster parents' laps when it's time to take a kitten nap. He would thrive in an active home with playmates to spend time with, and would be thrilled to be placed with her brother. 55
6-month-old Russian blue mix girl
ADOPTION PENDING
Esmeralda and her brother were found in the bushes at a local grocery store. The Nob Hill Litter were pretty thin and dehydrated when rescued, but are quickly recovering in their Salinas foster home. These Russian blue mix siblings have settled in to their home and love their foster family. Esmeralda is very friendly and confident around people, just like her brother, Jackson. She and her brother love exploring the objects in their home, and dashing around and chasing each other. However, when it's time for a nap, they will quickly find a foster parent's lap to snooze on and recharge their batteries. Esmeralda would enjoy a high energy home where she'll have plenty of activities to keep her occupied. She would love to be adopted with another kitten, especially if it's her brother! 55
7-month-old gray tabby girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Lorelei, her brothers and mom all showed up at the front porch looking for food and shelter. The family was unable to resist coming to the Marilyn Monroe Litter's aid and are fostering them now. All the kittens needed some medical care and are now healthy and ready for their furrever homes. Lorelei is a spitting image of her mother, Marilyn Monroe, and equally energetic and social. She and her siblings DiMaggio and Norma Jean spend their days chasing each other and playing with their toys. Lorelei is very friendly and loves looking out the window. She would love to be adopted with one of her siblings or with her mom. 1210
12-week-old white & black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
This litter of four kittens earned the Symphony name because they constantly purr together and very loudly. They found their way to ONPP from Carmel Valley when their mom was spayed and their caregiver surrendered them. Gavin is the sweet and loving white and black kitten who loves to play with his siblings. He is the boldest of the litter when meeting new people, but his favorite pastime is sleeping on top of this cat scratch post. The Symphony litter lives with other foster kittens and resident dogs. He would enjoy a high energy furrever home with children and other animals. 129
12-week-old white & black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
These adorable kittens came from Carmel Valley when their human was unable to care for them. They earned the Symphony name because they constantly purr together loudly when people are around. Gage is the serious kitten who checks out every newcomer. Gavin is the sweet, loving, and chilled out kitten. Gerald craves attention and is the first to ask for love. And the only girl, Gigi, is playful and loving. They’re all living with other kittens and dogs and would love an active furrever home, and with a sibling would be even better! 123
12-week-old orange tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Urchin is part of a litter of four rescued in Greenfield after their community cat mother became unable to nurse them. The Clingfish Litter arrived at ONPP very underweight but otherwise healthy, and are thriving in their foster home in Marina. Like his siblings, Gobie, Llodus, and Phera, Urchin is extremely friendly and talkative, and is always ready to meet new people. His foster parents also call him Little Piggie because at less than 12 weeks old, he already weights over 3 1/2 pounds, almost double his sister Phera's weight! These kittens recently upgraded from the baby kitten room to the foster kitten room, and they've become fast friends with older foster kittens Belo, Pogo, and Maddie. While Urchin has the high energy levels of a young kitten, he also loves cuddling and can usually be found napping with another kitten. Urchin's age and high activity levels means he would do best in an active home with plenty of activities and people to keep him busy. 126
12-week-old tortoiseshell girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Phera is the runt of the Clingfish Litter, but that doesn't stop her from zooming all over the place. She and her sister are constantly trying to climb her parents' pants to explore the counters. Born in Greenfield, Gobie, Llodus, Phera and Urchin were placed in foster care when their mom was no longer able to feed them. Phera loves explore her environment, not as much as she likes attention from people. This lean girl will stare at her parents, willing them to sit down so she can crawl onto their laps and give kisses. Then it's time to climb up and watch the world from their shoulders. Phera and her sister Llodus love chasing each other through their kitten tunnel. She is an energetic girl who lives with older kittens and cats and is looking for a home with lots of activity and companions, including children and cats. She would love to be adopted with one of her siblings or another foster kitten buddy like Belo, Pogo, Maddie or Valentini! 126
7-month-old tuxedo girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Norma Jean and her family showed up at the front porch and the family instantly fell in love with them and are now fostering them in Salinas. While the entire Marilyn Monroe Litter required some medical attention, everyone is completely healthy now and ready for adoption. Norma Jean has always been the boldest and most curious of the litter. While a bit small for her age, she doesn't let that hold her back from chasing her brothers and exploring her world. Norma Jean is a talkative and social kitten and when she's not hanging out with her foster parents, she's lounging with her siblings Lorelei and DiMaggio and her mom Marilyn Monroe. She would do well in a high energy home with lots of activities to keep her busy. 128
7-month-old tortoiseshell girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Maddie and her sister Daphne make up the Nashville Sisters Litter and are both active tortoiseshell girls. They were rescued in Greenfield and are currently living with other foster kittens in a foster home in Marina. Maddie tends to let Daphne take the lead when it comes to unfamiliar places, but is equally inquisitive. She and her sister are constantly wrestling with each other or exploring their room. The girls attended the annual Pacitic Grove Pet Parade recently, where they peeked out of a pouch as their foster mom walked with other cat moms along the route. Maddie loves getting attention and cuddles, so she is looking for a high-energy furrever home where she'll get plenty of love and affection. She'd be really happy if her sister could join her. 1130
12-week-old orange tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Gobie and his siblings were rescued after an good Samaritan who had been monitoring the litter realized their mom was no longer able to feed them. Anointed the Clingfish LItter, these kittens arrived underweight but are now at or above their weight class! Gobie stood out as a friendly orange tabby boy, and he still enjoys meeting new people and animals. While Gobie and his brother love to wrestle, the most fun part of each day now is playing with the other foster kittens in their new room. Of course, once play time is over, it's time for a foster parents' lap, often with a sibling. Gobie is an energetic kitten who would thrive in an active home with plenty ot activities and people to keep him busy. He already has brief interactions with the resident adult cats and would prefer a home with four-legged companions. 1130
3-year-old solid black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Cowboy was rescued after being found on a street in Salinas with a severe infection affecting most of his tail, necessitating its amputation. This three-year-old solid black boy sailed through surgery, and was so friendly that Our Neighborhood Pet Project brought him into our foster program. Cowboy has completely healed from his surgery and is currently living with several foster kittens. He is extremely friendly with people and easy going with other cats. He already loves playing with the balls in the cat meowtain and chasing spring toys. But his favorite activity seems to be laying next to people who will pet him, and he rewards them with gentle purrs. Cowboy would be a perfect fit for someone looking for a super friendly adult cat to bring into their family. 127
17-month-old tortoiseshell girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Cindy Clawford brought her three kittens to a nearby porch in Salinas looking for food. Their finder wanted to get her and the kittens spay/neutered to prevent more litters, and with such a friendly queen and kittens, he brought them inside and surrendered them to ONPP for medical care and fostering. Cindy is in a foster home in Salinas and happy to be on her own again. She is a talkative girl who is extremely friendly and quite playful. She would prefer to be a solo cat but would love a home with lots of activity and people to interact with! She would prefer to be an only cat. 118
18-month-old buff tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Zeus came to us from a feral colony in Soledad when he was only two months old. After his foster parents did intensive socializing work with him, Zeus developed into a talkative boy who seeks out human companionship. Zeus prefers to relax near people on his own terms, often scent marking them before plopping down for pets and more attention. While in foster care, he was an uncle to many younger foster kittens and continues to be receptive to other four-legged companions. Zeus was recently returned to us because of his mom's allergy to cats. Zeus looking for a moderate activity home where he will have both human and animal companionship. 1124
6-month-old calico girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Kim is a high energy and extremely loving kitten who is also smart and curious. This gorgeous calico girl loves playing with all her kitten toys and her fellow foster kittens. Kim is the last remaining kitten from the Fabulous Four Litter who were rescued when the local shelter was unable to provide needed medical care. She was initially adopted into a home with a single person. Unfortunately, but her age made her a poor match, and Kim is again waiting for her furrever family to find her. Kim gets along with the small resident dogs in her foster home and is looking for active parents and kids who will give her plenty of attention and love. 1124
16-week-old white and dilute tortie girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Chaba and her brothers were found in a local mechanics shop while still neonatal babies, and fostered when their mom didn't return. Now the trio, also known as the Soapfish Litter, are old enough to be placed in furrever homes. Chaba made it quite obvious from the beginning that she's the leader of the pack, always first to meet her foster parents and give a nose-to-nose greeting. This dilute calico girl is slightly smaller than her brothers, but so spirited! While Chaba loves dashing all over the room, she has decided that taking a flying leap onto her scratching post is the most fun activity of all! Once she's burnt off her kitten energy, she's the Cuddle Queen and starts purring the instant she's touched. This girl loves gazing into her foster parents' eyes and working her spell on them. If you're looking for an extremely friendly, confident, and energetic kitten, Chaba is for you! 1114
6-month-old tortoiseshell girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Daphne and her sister Maddie were found in Greenfield and taken into ONPP's foster program. These tortoiseshell girls comprise the Nashville Sisters Litter and are enjoying the good life with other foster kittens in a home in Marina. Daphne has a large cream colored spot covering part of her upper and lower lip, and is the bolder of the two girls. She loves chasing her sister around the room, and is already showing "tortitude" at her young age. Both girls got a lot of attention at the Bach Festival's Kitty Cafe recently. Daphne enjoys being cuddled, and will purr away if you stroke her belly. She has learned to get along with other kittens but has not been evaluated with dogs yet. Daphne is looking for a high-energy home with lots of toys and people to play with. 1114
16-week-old blue point Siamese girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Brooklyn and her sisters were rescued from a local school in Greenfield when they were only a couple of months old. All of these beautiful blue point Siamese girls are in foster care where they are becoming more comfortable with people. Brooklyn is a bit shy but steadily gaining confidence with her foster mom. She and her sisters are living with several other foster kittens and also have regular exposure to small dogs. Brooklyn would like a home with older children where she can continue to become friendlier with people. 118
5-month-old solid black boy
ADOPTED
Pepper and his sister Smudge were found in Patriot Park in Greenfield and named the Patriot Park Pair. A good Samaritan recognized how young and vulnerable they were and contacted ONPP for help. The pair still required formula food when rescued but are now eating solid food. Their foster mom in Pebble Beach has been taking great care of this pair and they are growing quickly. This talkative boy has a beautiful subdued classic tabby pattern visible through his solid black coat. Pepper is the bolder of the two kittens and doesn't hesitate to meet new people and explore new environments. He and his sister spend their days playing chase or wrestling each other. Once his energy is spent, Pepper does appreciate a lap when it's time for a kitten nap. Pepper is looking for a high energy home with companions to hang out with all day long. 115
11-month-old calico girl
ADOPTED
Beautiful and petite Annie is an adorable and playful girl who gets along well with both people and the other foster kittens she's living with, including Kim. She also has been doing well with the resident dogs. 1025
16-week-old blue point Siamese girl
ADOPTED
Bailey is a blue point Siamese girl who plays well with other kittens. She and her sisters were found in Greenfield and are in a Salinas foster home. Bailey's very sweet and responds well to human attention, but is still a bit timid. She has been doing very well living with other foster kittens and spends regular time around small dogs. She will thrive in a home with parents who will continue to cultivate her relationship with people. If you're looking for a pair of kittens, her sister Bridget is available too! 1026
These animals are listed as a courtesy to the public and are NOT under ONPP's care nor have we evaluated them. ONPP makes no claims about and is not responsible for the pet’s health or adoption outcome. Interested adopters should contact the poster directly using the provided information. Thank you for looking!
Meet Missy! She's a bit shy at first, but once she gets comfy, she shows how she earned those tiger stripes! Missy's a very lively and playful little kitty, so she'll need lots of toys and playtime. Once she's settled down, she can be quite the cuddle bug! Missy gets along well with dogs and other cats. If you'd like to meet her, please contact Jayla at (831) 975-3287. 48
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