Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of lovable kitties up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Fort Worth, so you won't have to look far to find the perfect fit.
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.
Kit Kat, domestic shorthair
Kit Kat is a male domestic shorthair cat staying at Animal Hope.
His vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, and he hasn't been neutered yet. He has work to do on house training etiquette.
There's no information on Kit Kat's profile about how he does with children or other animals, so it's worth asking Animal Hope directly.
Read more about how to adopt Kit Kat at Petfinder.
Daxter, domestic shorthair
Daxter is a male domestic shorthair cat staying at Animal Hope.
His vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, and he hasn't been neutered yet. He's still working on getting house trained.
Read more about how to adopt Daxter at Petfinder.
Oscar, domestic shorthair
Oscar is a male domestic shorthair cat staying at Buddies Place Rescue.
He has all of his shots, and he's been neutered.
Oscar's ideal forever home would be a dog-free environment.
From Oscar's caretaker:
Oscar is a lap big boy, all 15 pounds of him! He is an orange tabby who is about 4 years old and was rescued from the back yard of his foster mom’s house when she realized he was such a sweet and affectionate kitty. Oscar loves to be very active and playing with a ribbon toy, catnip mouse, and roll a ball with a bell inside. He doesn’t like dogs and would do best in a home with older children. Oscar has Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) which means his immune system might be depressed, but he can live a long normal life in a safe indoor home. FIV is not easily spread to other cats and only through deep bites. Oscar would love to complete your house with his big personality and self.
Read more about how to adopt Oscar at Petfinder.
Gabby, domestic shorthair
Gabby is a female domestic shorthair cat staying at Buddies Place Rescue.
Her vaccinations are up to date, and she's been spayed.
Gabby's ideal forever home would be both a cat- and dog-free environment.
From Gabby's caretaker:
Gabby is four and a half years old and front declawed. She is absolutely beautiful, very soft, adorable and sweet. Gabby is a very talkative girl, hence her name. She’s especially vocal in the car, which she hates riding in. Gabby likes people and likes to be petted and but not held. She is looking for a home where she can be the only pet.
Read more about how to adopt Gabby at Petfinder.
Sweetie, domestic shorthair
Sweetie is a female domestic shorthair cat currently residing at Animal Hope.
Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, and she hasn't been spayed yet. She still needs some guidance on proper house training.
Read more about how to adopt Sweetie at Petfinder.
Colbie, domestic shorthair
Colbie is a female domestic shorthair cat staying at Animal Hope.
Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, and she hasn't been spayed yet. She has work to do on house training etiquette.
Read more about how to adopt Colbie at Petfinder.
Britta, domestic shorthair and tabby mix
Britta is a female domestic shorthair and tabby mix currently housed at Buddies Place Rescue.
She is vaccinated, and she's been spayed.
From Britta's caretaker:
Britta is a sweet, calm girl looking for a quiet home to call her own. She was found all alone on a playground in August of 2015 when she was only two weeks old and grew up in a Buddies Place foster home with an amazing surrogate mama kitty. Britta was adopted when she was 4 months old, but unfortunately the family wasn’t very kind to her and ultimately returned her 3 years later. She’s glad to be back with her original foster mom, though it’s taking some time for her real personality to shine through after everything she’s been through. Britta is a quiet girl with a quiet voice. She likes to be petted and to sit in her foster mom’s lap making biscuits. Britta also really enjoys sitting on top of the cat tree watching everything going on around her and looking out the window. She’s very gentle and has lived with children and but would prefer older ones.
Read more about how to adopt Britta at Petfinder.
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