We're back at the Salinas Farmers Market this Saturday for our monthly adoption event and meet our adorable and adoptable kittens and puppies!
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 $175 for kittens younger than six months and $125 for anyone over 6 months old. Our dog adoption fee is $225.
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16-week-old tortoiseshell & tabby girl
Angela was found wandering at a residential intersection in Greenfield when she was only about a month old. She was by herself and clearly in need of help, so she was accepted into ONPP. This sweet friendly girl was integrated with the Peaky Blinkers Litter and immediately made herself part of that family. She is very adventurous when running with her posse, but also very affectionate with her foster parents. Angela loves lounging on the cat tree or napping in the cat tunnel. She would love to be adopted with one of the Peaky Blinkers kittens. 725
9-week-old seal point Siamese boy
ADOPTION PENDING
Treasure was found in a backyard in Prunedale along with several other kittens. This very friendly Seal Point Siamese mix boy was hesitant at being indoors intially, but has quickly warmed up to the idea of a warm bed, steady food and lots of attention. Treasure is now living with the Unicorn Fish and Peaky Binders kittens and having a great time. He is the youngest kitten but hasn't let that slow him down, and he easily holds his own against the other kittens. Treasure loves being around people so much that he starts purring the moment he is picked up as he anticipates more cuddle time, and if there's a lap available, he's the first one there. Treasure is a confident kitten who would do well with older children and teenagers, as well as other four-legged friends. 88
16-week-old tortoiseshell & tabby girl
Lilly and Poppy are siblings rescued from our local animal shelter because they were two-week-old neonates who were sick and in danger of being euthanized. Under the expert care of their foster mom, these Summer Flowers Litter kittens were nursed back to health and are now healthy and mischievous siblings who regularly rumble with their foster brothers CJ and Tommy. Pretty Lilly loves cuddles, and will even climb on your head to get super close to you. She also has a penchant for playing with ponytails! Lilly has had exposure to dogs and would do well in a moderate to high energy level home. 722
16-week-old orange and white boy
Poppy and his sister Lilly are the Summer Flowers Litter, rescued as sick two-week-old babies in need of round-the-clock care which our local animal shelter couldn't provide. Their awesome foster mom nursed them back to health and the kittens are thriving. Poppy loves toys, and everything is a toy to him. He especially loves to carry his little ball around so he can toss and retrieve it. When he's tired of playing with the other foster kittens, Poppy will look for a lap so he can take a nap. Poppy is looking for a medium to high energy level family who wants an affectionate and loving kitten to join their household. 722
15-week-old orange and white boy
Arthur was less than two weeks old when he and his silbings were found at an apartment complex in Salinas. He and his sisters, Ada and Polly, were named after characters in the Peaky Blinders TV series and live up to expectations for being curious and investigative. Arthur is an amaizingly friendly kitten, always eager to explore new places and meet new people. He currently lives with not only his sisters but the Unicorn Fish Litter as well. Arthur can be quite gentle and would do well with children of any age. This handsome boy would do well in any home with people available to give him attention and affection throughout the day. 81
2-year-old dilute tortoiseshell girl
Veranda is beautiful and friendly girl who was spotted hiding under a porch in Prunedale. This friendly girl was grateful for the protection of a foster home and quickly became friends with the foster kittens in the home. She and Little Prince became fast friends and now play and nap together. When she's not hanging out with the kittens, she's busy seeking attention from her foster mom. Veranda is a confident and mellow girl who would do well in just about any home, as long as there are humans who want to give her love and attention. 102424
18-week-old brown tabby boy
CJ was found by himself in Soledad when he was less than two weeks old, so little that he couldn't even regulate his own body temperature. His foster mom bottle fed him until he was ready for solid food. CJ is now a happy and healthy boy who loves playing with the other foster kittens in his home. He's very active and loves to explore any new objects. Because he was initially by himself, he received lots of attention from his foster mom, and still loves being held. As a very social boy, CJ would love to be adopted with one of his friends, Tommy, Lilly, or Poppy. 77
16-week-old gray tabby boy
Public Works employees found Tommy and his sister in Patriot Park in Greenfield when they were only a few weeks old. They joined their foster brother CJ in a Seaside foster home as bottle babies and their foster mom fed them around the clock. Tommy is a handsome gray tabby boy with cute white toes who is super curious and has shown a talent for jumping up to high perches. This friendly and talkative boy is quite affectionate and the purr monster of the group. Nothing makes him happier than sitting on his foster mom's lap. If you're looking for a pair of kittens, his foster buddies are CJ, Lilly and Poppy! 722
19-week-old long-haired white & gray girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Zarina was already over three weeks old when she was found behind a snack factory in Greenfield. Since she was also alone, she was paired with Captain Hook, and they were named the Pirate Fairy Litter. As Zarina was older, she adapted quickly to her new home and companion, and spends her days chasing Captain Hook around or wrestling with him. She's been known to initiate exploratory missions, and Captain Hook happily follows her lead. With all the time they spend with their foster mom's co-workers, Zarina is extremely affectionate and comfortable with people. This high-energy and inquisitive girl would do best with an active family as well as other four-legged companions, perhaps even Capt Hook? 117
5-month-old black and white girl
Paisley is a sweet tuxedo kitten who was found at a local vineyard in Greenfield. Since she was by herself, she quickly joined other foster kittens. She is now living with Ophelia, one of our special needs kittens and they are very good friends. Paisley is a pretty mellow girl, and loves her cuddle time with her foster parents. She readily seeks lap time when she's not dashing around the room chasing wand toys and bell balls. She and Ophelia would make a great pair together! 514
20-week-old brown tabby boy
Little Prince was found wandering alone in Greenfield when he was about 10 weeks old and quickly integrated with other foster kittens in a Castroville home. Little Prince joined the Royal Possum Litter and loves cuddling with his foster mom. Thanks to her efforts to socialize him, Little Prince has become more comfortable with strangers. He is mostly a mellow and sweet boy, and once comfortable, you'll hear his purr engine going. But he can also get rambunctious at times, especially when chasing his wand toy. Little Prince has been curious with the resident dog and is undisturbed by other cats. He would love a furrever home where he can get plenty of love and attention from his new family. 515
15-week-old white and gray tabby boy
Bolt is part of a litter surrendered because there were too many kittens for his home. Bolt and his brothers Nimbus and Zephyr make up the Weather Litter, and they spend their days chasing and wrestling with each other. Bolt is the most active of the brothers, and often treats both the walls and his foster parents bodies as his personal parkour course. Once he's spent his kitten energy, he goes in search of a foster parent's lap for his nap. His unusually large ears and affectionate personality means he may have some Balinese in him, so his ideal furrever home would have people who are home most of the day to lavish him with the attention he desires. Bolt is looking for a very active family with other furry friends for him to hang out with. 621
15-week-old white and gray tabby boy
Nimbus is a white and tabby kitten like is brother Bolt, and together with his other brother Zephyr, these boys comprise the Weather Litter, surrendered by a gentleman in San Ardo. Nimbus and his brothers spend their days chasing each other and their mouse toy around their foster room. Nimbus is slightly shyer than his brothers, and takes a moment to warm up to new people. Like his brother Bolt, Nimbus has rather large ears, and combined with his penchant for climbing, probably has some Balinese in him, so he would do well in a home with lots of people and other four-legged friends to call family. 621
15-week-old solid white boy
ADOPTION PENDING
This litter is half of a litter of six kittens surrendered by a gentleman in San Ardo and are named the Weather Litter. These brothers spend their days chasing and wrestling with each other as they continue to develop their kitten skills. While his brothers are tabby mixes, Zephyr is a completely white kitten just like his mother, and his mellow personality means that one of his favorite activities is cuddling with his foster parents. But, he does enjoy a fun romp around his kitten room with his brother, Nimbus. His coloration and pink nose means he must remain indoors to avoid skin cancer. Zephyr is looking for an active and affectionate family who will shower him with love! 621
4-month-old torbie girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Bambi came to ONPP after being rescued from the streets by herself when she was only nine weeks old. This beautiful tortoiseshell and tabby mix girl was a bit shy at first, and was paired with orange tabby Miley Cyrus, who proved to be a bit too rambunctious. Now living with the Unicorn Fish and Peaky Blinders kittens, she is much more comfortable with both other kittens and people. Bambi is looking for a furrever family with moderate activity levels and other feline friends to be a family with. She would love to be adopted with another kitten from the current group of buddies! 112
19-week-old white & tabby spotted boy
Naso is one of three kittens in the Unicorn Fish Litter, all of whom were found in San Ardo.Their caregiver surrendered them to ONPP when he was unable to take care of them. Now living with several other foster kittens in Marina, Naso is a very friendly and happy kitten who enjoys playing and wrestling with the other kittens. His mostly white fur is accented with tabby spots and his face has beautiful tabby markings. When he's tired, Naso loves cuddling on his foster parents' laps and taking long naps with his foster buddies. Naso's gentle nature makes him a perfect fit for families with children of any age. He would love it if one of his playmates could join him in his furrever home. 621
19-week-old tabby and white boy
Tonganus is a mostly tabby kitten who came to ONPP with his five siblings when his caregiver was unable to raise them in San Ardo. Tonga, Naso, and Elegans comprise the Unicorn Fish Litter and are in foster care in Marina. Tonga is an active and affectionate kitten who spends his days chasing and playing with his siblings and other foster kittens. This mostly tabby boy is very curious and loves meeting new people. He quickly climbs into his foster parents' laps for cuddles and pets. Like his siblings, he has a very gentle personality and would do well with both young and older children. This social boy would prefer a home with other four-legged companions. 621
5-month-old white and tabby boy
Morningwood and his sister Indica arrived after they were found together on a residential street in Soledad when they were just over five weeks old. They were integrated with four other kittens who were about the same age. Together, these 6 kittens comprise the Mary Jane Litter, named for the first four who were found in a cannabis facility. Morningwood is a friendly and lively kitten who enjoys playing with all his litter mates, but is equally happy lounging on his foster dad. He would love to be adopted with a fellow foster kitten and is very comfortable with adult cats as well. He has been around young children as well, and prefers a medium energy home with other furry friends. 510
5-month-old brown tabby boy
Luke and his sisters were brought into foster care from a Greenfield feral colony when they were young kittens. Luke loves to play with other kittens, but his also loves his foster mom, and can usually be found laying on her whenever he's not playing. This affectionate boy loves cuddles and kisses, and will thrive in a furrever home where he will continue to receive lots of love and attention. He needs a moment to adjust to new people, but will bond with his humans and be an extremely loyal kitty if given a chance! Luke lives with other foster kittens and resident adult cats, so he would love the company of other feline friends as well. 521
6-month-old brown tabby boy
He Man is one of three kittens in the He Man Litter. These three identical brown tabby kittens were rescued in Moss Landing and in a loving foster home in Salinas. He Man is a typical young energetic kitten who loves to play with his siblings. He's also very affectionate and loves to gaze at his foster parents and get lots of scratches and pets, not to mention napping on their chests. He Man and his brother are virtually identical in appearance, but he is slightly larger. He would love active family with older children and other four-legged playmates. Either of his siblings would make a perfect pair for him. 44
6-month-old brown tabby boy
The He Man Litter is comprised of three identical brown tabby kittens who were rescued in Moss Landing and placed in a foster home in Salinas. Skeletor is the identical twin brother of He Man. He spends his days wrestling with his siblings and other foster kittens. Skeletor and his siblings are all very friendly kittens who thrive on the love and attention from their foster parents. He especially loves getting belly rubs from them, and will often quickly fall asleep on their necks. Skeletor would do well in a home with children and four-legged companions. He loves his brother and sister and would be thrilled to be adopted with either of them. 44
19-week-old all white girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Elegans and her brothers were surrendered from San Ardo when their elderly owner couldn't properly care for such young kittens. They all thrived in foster homes and are now very affectionate and curious kittens. Ellie is part of the Unicorn Fish Litter and a Khao Manee mix kittens, with the odd-colored eyes, pure white coat, and very human-focused personality. She is a bit shy with strangers, but once she knows you, she'll follow you around, patiently waiting for lap time, where she will remain until her human's leg falls asleep! Ellie is very loving and will happily gaze into your eyes as you pet her. While she would be happy to be adopted with a sibling, the more important criteria is that her human be home most of each day. 111
19-week-old brown tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Capt Hook was found by himself when he was only about ten days old by a Soledad resident. His tail appeared to be broken, hence his name. Capt Hook was paired with another solo kitten, Zarina, and together they comprised the Pirate Fairy Litter. Capt Hook had a rough early start, with health issues that required additional monitoring by a veterinarian, but at three months, he was declared healthy and adoptable after his neuter surgery. This lively and affectionate boy spends most days playing with Zarina in his foster mom's office, enjoying all the extra attention from her co-workers. Capt Hook is a high energy kitten who gets along with the resident dogs in his foster home. He would be thrilled to be adopted with Zarina. 112
15-week-old white and brown tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Quigley and his sisters were only a few weeks old when they were found at a local church in Greenfield as bottle babies. Quigley and his sister Quora are together in a Salinas foster home, where they are quickly growing up to be friendly and energetic kittens who love to cuddle with their foster mom. Quigley is the bolder of the pair and definitely likes being around people. He loves exploring all the nooks and crannies in his new foster home and happily engages with the older resident kitten. Quigley would thrive in a furrever home with other four-legged animals to hang out with. 1018
15-week-old Russian blue girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED WITH BLUEBERRY MUFFIN
Quora and her siblings were found at a local church in Greenfield when they were only a few weeks old. Quora and her brother Quigley are together in a Salinas foster home after their other sisters were adopted last month. They're quickly growing up to be rambunctious and curious kittens who love to cuddle with their foster mom. Quora is more reserved than her brother, and needs a moment to adjust to new people. She gets along with the other resident kittens and cats in the home and has previously lived in a foster home with dogs. She would appreciate a moderate to low activity home where she can receive plenty of attention and love. 1026
5-month-old white and tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED WITH QUORA
Blueberry Muffin is part of the Mary Jane Litter, rescued after they were found at a cannabis facility in Soledad. This Russian Blue sweetheart is an identical twin to his brother Bubba Kush, and these boys are very friendly with all people. Blueberry Muffin and his siblings spend their days wrestling and chasing each other, and napping on their foster mom's lap when it's time to recover. Blueberry Muffin remains a crowd favorite, always ready to meet new people and cuddle on their shoulders. He lives with other foster kittens and resident adult cats, and should easily adapt to other animals. He's searching for a moderately active family wanting an affectionate boy to cuddle with multiple times a day! 1026
19-week-old orange tabby girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Miley was initially found in a cat colony in Greenfield and brought in for our TNR program, which is why one ear is tipped, indicating that she's been spayed. Miley is so friendly and talkative that she was brought into ONPP’s foster program because she can have a safer and longer life if she's not living in the streets. Miley loves to talk to people and share all her thoughts and observations. She is a very active and affectionate girl who currently lives with other cats. Miley would thrive in a high energy home with people who are home most the day. Miley would love an active furrever family with children of any age, and even better, other four-legged friends. 1024
5-month-old long-haired black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Nexxus is distinguishable from his brothers through his white patch below his face on his chest. He and his brothers were discovered at a middle school in Greenfield when barely a month old. He shares a similar relaxed personality with them. His brothers, Matrix and Redken, round out the Hair Care Litter. Nexxus is very friendly and comfortable with other foster kittens and people. He and his brothers spend their days playing and napping, and he would appreciate a moderately active furrever family and a four-legged companion to hand out with. 1015
5-month-old long-haired black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Redken was the last of the brothers to be found, but he quickly settled in with his brothers in his foster home. Redken has pale hairs interspersed with black ones and it gives his long fur a mottled look. His brothers, Matrix and Nexxus, are the other two kittens in the Hair Care Litter. Redken is a typical kitten, rumbling with his brothers and exploring his surroundings. He spends the most time observing his surroundings and would apppreciate a furrever home with other four-legged companions for him. He is also pretty laid back and would be a good fit for a moderately active family. 1015
5-month-old white and gray tabby girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Arya is part of a litter of six kittens found in Soledad. Collectively known as the Game of Thrones Litter, these kittens have quickly settled into their foster home in Salinas. Arya is a feisty and inquisitive girl who is aptly named after the most courageous Stark sister. She is the bravest and is usually the first to approach new people and animals. Arya loves to cuddle and has a powerful purr engine. She gets along very well with the numerous adult cats and would love to find an active family with other four-legged friends. Arya will quickly capture your heart and leave a lasting impact. 1015
5-month-old gray tabby girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Meet Brienne, a sweet girl who is part of the Game of Thrones Litter. This kindle of kittens arrived after their rescuer found them in Soledad. Now settled into their foster home in Salinas, they spend their days chasing each other and playing with their kitten toys. Brienne loves racing around large spaces, getting out the zoomies. Brienne can be a bit shy with strangers at first, but once she warms up, she has a very loud purr. She loves looking out her window and basking in the sun. Brienne would love to be adopted with her brother Tyrion. 1014
5-month-old white and gray tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Jon Snow arrived as one of the boys in the Game of Thrones Litter. This rambunctious group of six loves to wrestle and play with each other. Jon Snow is one of two boys, and quite self-confident when his sister Arya is nearby. He always wants to know why you're here and what you're doing. Jon Snow enjoys interacting with the larger resident cats in the house as well. Their foster home in Salinas has a large patio door with a cat tree in front of it that everyone takes turns lounging in. Jon Snow has a large heart and is patiently waiting for someone who will love him back. 1014
5-month-old white and brown tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Tyrion is the second boy in the Game of Thrones Litter. He one of the most reserved kittens, but only because he like to assess the situation to make sure everything is safe before engaging. Then he's ready to give love and and affection in bunches. Tyrion is hoping to find a family who will adopt him and a sibling, so that the pair can grow up together. He would like a low to moderate energy level home with other kitties to bond with. If you adopt him, you'll be rewarded with a loyal kitten who has plenty of love to share. 1013
6-month-old brown tabby boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
The Jack Fish Litter is made up of six kittens, and Maco is the only tabby boy. Maco and most of his siblings were found under a car hood when they were just over a month old. This handsome and lively brown tabby boy spends his days playing with and chasing around his siblings and fellow foster kittens. They have discovered wand toys and love chasing it everywhere. Maco happily takes kitten naps with group of kittens on the top level of their high rise, but he gets very excited when his foster parents come in the room and loves getting attention from them. He would love to be adopted into a home with other feline companions because he loves other kittens and adult cats. 1013
5-month-old long-haired black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Matrix was one of several kittens found at a middle school in Greenfield when he was only 5 weeks old. His brothers, Nexxus and Redken, round out the Hair Care Litter. Matrix has really taken to his foster mom and is an affectionate and mellow boy. His beautiful long and thick fur is very soft and enjoyable to pet. He rewards you by leaning into your hand when you pet him. Matrix is ready for his furrever home, and is looking to join a moderately active family with the time to brush his luxurious fur regularly. 1010
5-month-old long-haired black boy
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Matrix was one of several kittens found at a middle school in Greenfield when he was only 5 weeks old. His brothers, Nexxus and Redken, round out the Hair Care Litter. Matrix has really taken to his foster mom and is an affectionate and mellow boy. His beautiful long and thick fur is very soft and enjoyable to pet. He rewards you by leaning into your hand when you pet him. Matrix is ready for his furrever home, and is looking to join a moderately active family with the time to brush his luxurious fur regularly. 1010
5-month-old white and tortoiseshell girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
As a white and tortoiseshell kitten, Sansa Stark has already been drawing attention at adoption events. This sweet girl looks a lot like a famous Star Trek: Voyager actress and mirrors her patience and calmness. Sansa Stark is a loving girl who spends her days playing with her siblings and quickly purrs when picked up. As part of the Game of Thrones Litter, Sansa Stark is also ready for her furrever home, and hopes to have other four-legged friends to spend her days with. This girl has been winning hearts with her fiery fur and big heart, and hopes to win yours too. 1010
5-month-old long-hair white and gray tabby girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Part of the Game of Thrones Litter, Daenerys is the queen of the group and often holds court, observing her siblings as they play. This kindle was accepted into foster care after their rescuer found them in Soledad. Like her siblings, Daenrys loves playing with her toys, especially the ones she can wrap herself around in or carry in her mouth. They're all comfortable now in their foster home in Salinas, where they have a large patio door with a cat tree in front of it that everyone takes turns lounging in. Daenerys has a rumbling purr and it is very audible while she's being cuddles. She would prefer a high energy home with other feline companions, so think about a littermate if you're interest in a pair! 108
5-month-old brown tabby girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Teela is the only girl in the He Man Litter and she holds her own against the boys. This litter of three identical brown tabby kittens was rescued in Moss Landing and is being fostered in Salinas. Teela has the energy of a young kitten, spending her days dashing around with her brothers and is usually in charge whenever it's time to explore new spaces. Like her brothers, Teela is very affectionate and friendly, and always seeks attention from her foster parents. She's especially fond of being cradled by them. Teela's high energy levels make her an ideal fit for a very active family, and she gets along with children and other kittens. Teela would be delighted to be adopted with one of her brothers.103
4-month-old brown tabby girl
ADOPTED
Indica and her brother Morningwood were quite young when they were found in Soledad. They are fostered in a Salinas home with other kittens who are about the same age. Because the other litter was found in a cannibix facility, these kittens were named the Mary Jane Litter. Indica very, very affectionate and loves getting attention from her foster mom. With so many playmates, she mastered kitten skills quickly and is a pro at chasing the wand toy. Indica would do best in a home with other furry companions and lots of activity. She would be even happier if another kitten from the same foster home gets to go to the same furrever home! 87
17-week-old lynx point Siamese girl
RECENTLY ADOPTED
Lalandi is the smallest of the six kittens in the Jack Fish Litter, rescued from a car and garage in Soledad through several days of dedicated rescue work. This petite lynx point Siamese girl is a little firecracker who loves playing with her siblings and other foster kittens, as well as getting love and attention from her foster parents. Landi, as her foster parents call her, loves chasing wand toys and climbing up the kitten tree. Her playmates and nap buddies are her siblings in the Jack Fish litter, as well as kittens from the Fusilier Fish and Sweet Reba litters. She would do well with a family with children and other furry friends. Landi is highly social and will only thrive if she has companions, so please consider one of her siblings or another kitten in the same foster home if you don't have other animals in your home already. 97
12-week-old lynx point Siamese girl
ADOPTED
Glinda is a spirited girl who loves getting attention from humans. This beautiful and talkative girl will begin purring as soon as you pick her up. She is very high energy, and in the absence of companions, will happily entertain herself with any kitten toys she can find, or even an empty toilet paper roll! Glinda was found in King City, and is looking for a very active furrever family who can give her the attention and love that she craves. Because she is so social, she would love to have other four-legged companions to hang out with too! She's not crazy about very large dogs but doesn't seem bothered by small dogs. 824
14-week-old tortoiseshell girl
ADOPTED
Deedee arrived on the 72nd anniversary of D-Day, and thus got her name. She was found by herself on a residential porch screaming her head off for attention. This probably saved her life since she was only about three weeks old. This spunky, active little girl has plenty of tortitude, and easily holds her own with the older foster kittens she lives with. Dee-Dee is a fearless girl who loves to rumble with her kitten buddies, but also enjoys lap time when it's time for a break. She will need a furrever family that is active and willing to engage with this highly intelligent girl. She already gets along with both kittens and cats, but has only had casual exposure to dogs. She would love to be adopted with one of the Jack Fish litter kittens she's currently living with. 827
11-week-old black and white girl
ADOPTED
Porsche was spotted at an elementary school in Salinas, but rescuing her proved a bit of a challenge as she evaded people for several days before we grabbed her near a car. Finally safely in a Salinas foster home, Porsche has settled in and is enjoying her new kitten life. This tuxedo girl is living with the Weather Litter kittens, and when they're not getting cuddles from their parents, they're dashing around their room and wrestling with each other. Porsche is a friendly girl who would do well in a moderately active home with other four-legged friends to play with. 829
Adopted
17-week-old black & white girl
Part of the Olives Litter, Beldi and her siblings were found together in Greenfield when they were about seven weeks old. Beldi is a sweetheart whose favorite toys are her crinkle and stuffed balls that she like carrying around in her mouth. When she's not playing with her siblings, she's watching the bird show outside her window. Beldi is a purr machine who likes to cuddle and will purr contentedly when she's in your arms. You can often find her napping on the bed with her foster mom. She would appreciate an active furrever family with other feline friends to play with. 93
Adopted
17-week-old dilute tortoiseshell girl
Rescued in Greenfield, Liguria is part of the trio that comprise the Olives Litter. These kittens were brought into foster care when they were less than two months old and quickly settled into their foster home. Liguria is the quietest of the litter, but easily holds her own when playing with her siblings and the other foster kittens. At mealtime, she is quality control monitor, always the first in line to taste test each meal. Liguria enjoys lounging on the couch when it's time for a kitty nap, but also relishes cuddle time and of course, treats! Liguria would be happy if adopted with a sibling, and would thrive in a low to medium activity home with a human who is constantly around to give her love. 93
Adopted
17-week-old orange tabby boy
Nyon is the only boy in the Olives Litter. These kittens came to ONPP when they were about seven weeks old, and love their foster mom. Nyon loves tumbling around with his sisters and other foster kittens. He has favorite toys that he tosses around with them too. While Nyon is a tad bit shyer than his sisters, he will warm up if you give him a moment. Nyon loves nap tie on the couch or in his cat tree, but never misses his wet food snack and squeeze treats. Nyon'as active nature means he would thrive in an active home with other animals. Please consider adopting one of his sisters as well if you don't already have cats in your home. 93
17-week-old lynx point Siamese boy
ADOPTED
As the only Siamese boy in the Jack Fish Litter, Jack and his brother, Maco, hold down the fort against their four sisters. Jack is a typical young kitten, full of energy and curiosity. He chases his siblings and friends all day long, and loves taking a group nap on their kitten bed. Jack is extremely friendly and was among the first of the litter to begin climbing into his foster parents' laps for cuddles. He remains on of the most affectionate kittens in the litter. As a Siamese kitten, Jack really needs companionship and would be happiest in a home with people who are home most of the day or have other furry friends for him to be buddies with. He currently lives with many siblings and other foster kittens who are also available for adoption. While he hasn't been tested with dogs, he does get along with the adult resident cats in his foster home. 822
18-week-old orange tabby boy
ADOPTED
Sweet Vin is one of three orange tabbies in the Magnificent 7 Litter. These kittens were born behind an apartment complex in Salinas and fortunate enough to have been rescued with their mom Honey. Vin is a healthy, active boy who spends his days zooming around with his six siblings. He was the first to begin climbing and hasn't stopped since. Vin gets along well with all with the resident adult cats in his foster home and would thrive in an active household where he has other furry friends as playmates. He ill be ready for adoption in mid-June. 85
2-month-old orange tabby boy
ADOPTED
Oscar is a playful 2‑month‑old orange tabby. He’s full of curiosity and especially loves chasing feather toys. He’s very active and loves to play and run around. He purrs easily and loves pets and cuddles. He’s very ready for his forever family! 83
19-week-old long-haired buff tabby boy
ADOPTED
Sweetie is a long-haired buff tabby kitten whose entire family was lucky to get rescued in downtown Salinas and placed in a foster home in Salinas. Sweetie and his sister Reba are known as the Sweet Reba Litter and have beautiful long-haired coats that get fluffier each day. Of course, this means their furrever family will need to brush them daily to keep them looking good. Sweetie is affectionate, energetic, and very playful, and he loves being able to wrestle with kittens of all ages. Sweetie loves being cradled and petted, and will purr loudly with contentment. He would do very well in a medium to high activity home with playmates to help him burn off his kitten energy, so consider adopting one of his current playmates with him! 87
15-week-old orange tabby boy
ADOPTED WITH OREO
Biscoff and his sister Oreo were found on the streets of a residential neighborhood in Salinas. Because their mom never came back for them, they were brought into foster care with ONPP. They've been thriving in their foster home and are ready for furrever homes. Both of these kittens are very friendly and well-behaved. Biscoff is a vibrant orange-colored tabby boy who is the more mellow of the two kittens, often content to let his sister do the initial exploration and then follow her lead. When held, he is a total purr monster and will sink into your arms. He would do well in a quiet to moderately active home with companions to play with throughout the day. 88
15-week-old tuxedo girl
ADOPTED WITH BISCOFF
Oreo and her brother Biscoff were found on a Salinas residential street and fostered when their mother didn't come back for them. Oreo is a black and white kitten with medium length fur and a cute little solid black nose. This bold and spirited girl is the litter's ambassador and is often the first to greet visitors. Both Oreo and Biscoff are friendly and well-socialized kittens who quickly warm up to new people. Oreo is the more energetic of the pair, and if she's not rumbling with her brother, she's busy playing with her myriad of kitten toys in the room. She and her brother love to nap together once their exhausted from kitten play, and you will often find them with their paws intertwined. Oreo would thrive in an active home, especially if there are other four-legged friends to hang with. 88
18-week-old long-haired black boy
ADOPTED
Eli and his six siblings were born behind an apartment complex in Salinas, and extremely lucky to be fostered with their mom. Fortunately, all kittens in this litter survived, and they are now ready to find furrever homes. Eli is the only long-haired kitten in this litter, and also the only black one. He is a mischievious boy who delights in finding new hiding places in his foster home. Eli is playful and smart, carefully observing his siblings before launching his surprise attacks. When not chasing them down, he usually joins his sibling for group kitten naps. Eli is a more mellow kitten, and would thrive in a medium to high activity home with plenty of attention for him. He's friendly with adult cats and young children. 85
17-week-old brown tabby girl
ADOPTED WITH LUNARIS
Liana is one of four girls in the Jack Fish Litter and a bit of a visual paradox. She has a full brown tabby face like half her siblings, but the rest of her is similar to her lynx point Siamese siblings. The entire litter was rescued over several days from under a car hood and inside a garage when they were just over a month old. Liana is very friendly and social, and is always in the company of other kittens when playing or napping. She gets along well with all the foster kittens and resident cats in the home, and loves getting attention from her foster parents. This little cuddle bug is looking for a family with children of all ages and feline companions to run around with. If you don't have other pets, consider adopting one of her siblings or friends so she'll have a friend! 83
17-week-old solid black girl
ADOPTED WITH LIANA
Lunaris is part of a litter of six rescued after their mother was hit by a car when the kittens were only a week old. Part of the Fusilier Litter, Luna and her siblings had a rough start in life, but thanks to dedicated foster volunteers, they are gaining weight and developing normally. Luna is the only black girl in the litter and has an identical brother, Xantho. Luna is a very spirited kitten who loves chasing her brothers around and wrestling with them. She has lots of kitten energy, but once she burns it off, she's ready for a sibling to snuggle with or a foster parents lap to cuddle in to take a nap. Luna would like to find an active family to go home with, preferably with other four-legged companions. She's currently living with 9 other foster kittens and would be happy to be adopted with one of them as well! 83
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