Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of cute kitties up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Indianapolis, so you won't have to look far to find the perfect new pal.
Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of cats currently available for adoption near you. Read on to meet some friendly, furry locals.
(Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.)
Nash, Maine coon and domestic longhair mix
Nash is a male Maine coon and domestic longhair mix currently housed at Circle City Kitties.
Nash loves other cats. He already has all of his shots, and he's been neutered. He is already house trained.
Nash's ideal forever home would be environment.
From Nash's caretaker:
Nash is just an awesome boy! He was found outside and terrified. Now he just a loving little boy who can't wait to be petted. He is a little shy at first, but as soon as he feels safe all he does is run to you and roll over for pets. He is great with other kitties!
Read more about how to adopt Nash at Petfinder.
Bailey, Himalayan
Bailey is a male Himalayan cat being kept at Circle City Kitties.
Bailey will get along great with your other cats. He's already vaccinated, and he's been neutered.
Bailey's ideal forever home would be environment.
From Bailey's caretaker:
Bailey is a gorgeous blue eyed boy! He is just a doll. He's a little shy at first, but he'll be your best friend once he feels safe. He came into rescue when his owner died, and the family dumped him at animal control. He is looking for a loving forever home.
Read more about how to adopt Bailey at Petfinder.
Lacey, Persian
Lacey is a female Persian cat being cared for at Circle City Kitties.
Lacey gets along well with other cats. She already has all of her shots, and she's been spayed.
No dogs, please: Lacey is looking for family.
From Lacey's caretaker:
Lacey is a stunning copper-eyed doll faced Persian girl. She is spayed, vaccinated, FIV/ FELV negative and has her claws. She is a loving and happy girl who would love to be your one and only. She is happiest by herself, but she would be fine with one laid back kitty.
Read more about how to adopt Lacey at Petfinder.
Bojo, domestic shorthair
Bojo is a male domestic shorthair cat staying at Indianapolis Animal Care Services.
His vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but he's been neutered. He's still working on getting house trained.
Contact Indianapolis Animal Care Services for information about Bojo's compatibility with kids and other pets.
Read more about how to adopt Bojo at Petfinder.
Jett Scooter, domestic shorthair mix
Jett Scooter is a male domestic shorthair mix being kept at Alliance for Responsible Pet Ownership, Inc - ARPO.
His vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but he's been neutered. He still needs some guidance on proper house training.
There's no information on Jett Scooter's profile about how he does with children or other animals, so it's worth asking Alliance for Responsible Pet Ownership, Inc - ARPO directly.
From Jett Scooter's caretaker:
Meet Jett Scooter! Jett is a sweet, one year old male cat who is ready for his forever home. Jett came to ARPO with a broken pelvic bone and some neurological issues from a previous, unknown injury. However, with good vet care and plenty of rest, he’s now a happy, healthy boy. Like most cats, he enjoys finding a sunny spot and taking a cozy nap. Jett is a gentle and quiet cat, who doesn’t mind sharing a house with people and other pets. Because of his gentle nature though, he wouldn’t be an appropriate playmate for an energetic cat, dog, or child.
Read more about how to adopt Jett Scooter at Petfinder.
Cowgirl, domestic shorthair
Cowgirl is a female domestic shorthair cat currently residing at Indianapolis Animal Care Services.
Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but she's been spayed. She's still working on getting house trained.
There's no information on Cowgirl's profile about how she does with children or other animals, so it's worth asking Indianapolis Animal Care Services directly.
From Cowgirl's caretaker:
Cowgirl is what they call me! Can you guess why? Hey, don't talk about a lady's weight - it's my big black spots, ya know! Actually, it's okay, I'm comfortable with the way I look. I've been in this body for 11 years now and I own it. I'm not afraid to admit that I'd be the best couch companion you could ever ask for. And if you want an extra mid-day nap I'd be there right beside you for that, too! I typically spend most of my time relaxing and daydreaming but I'd really prefer to do that in a home rather than at a shelter! Can you help a girl out?
Read more about how to adopt Cowgirl at Petfinder.
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