Interested in adopting a pet — or just taking a peek at some furry felines near you? There are dozens of endearing cats up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Cleveland.
Animal shelters work hard to care for unhoused pets and connect them to loving homes. Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of cats currently available for adoption.
(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.)
Sammy, tabby
Sammy is a male tabby cat staying at The Euclid Beach Cat Project.
Sammy will get along great with your other cats and dogs. He has mastered his housetraining etiquette. He is already neutered, and he has all his shots. Sammy is a special-needs pet, so please inquire about his specific care requirements.
Here's what Sammy's friends at The Euclid Beach Cat Project think of him:
Sammy, 4, is feline immunodeficiency virus-positive but can still live a long and healthy life! What a talker, and he loves, loves, loves attention! He has gone through a lot recently and other cats are keeping him on edge right now but before his neuter he seemed to really like the ladies. If you have other cats, give him some time to relax and settle in before meeting your other pets and it should be just fine!
Read more about how to adopt Sammy on Petfinder.
Delilah, domestic shorthair
Delilah is a sweet female domestic shorthair cat staying at Hood Catz Rescue.
Delilah is the life of the party, and she'll get along great with children, cats or dogs. She's mastered her housetraining etiquette. She has been vaccinated and spayed.
Here's what Delilah's friends at Hood Catz Rescue think of her:
Delilah was rescued pregnant and very malnourished during the Saginaw polar vortex. She was an excellent mother. She is now fixed, vaccinated, tested negative for feline leukemia virus/feline immunodeficiency virus and is parasite free. She likes to play but mostly just likes to be next to her humans. She is a calm and very loving kitty. She can be a wonderful addition for any loving person.
Read more about Delilah on Petfinder.
Creamsicle, domestic shorthair
Creamsicle is a male domestic shorthair cat being cared for at The Euclid Beach Cat Project.
Creamsicle is friendly as can be, and he's happy to keep company with other cats. He has mastered his housetraining etiquette. Creamsicle is already neutered, and he has all his shots.
Creamsicle's current caretakers say:
Creamsicle is a super-sweet cat with an easy-as-it-goes attitude! He was dumped in a Cleveland feral cat colony. Luckily, he was saved before anything happened to him. He isn’t holding any grudges and still loves humans very much! He loves to roll around while you rub his belly! What an awesome guy!
Read more about Creamsicle on Petfinder.
Grace, domestic shorthair
Grace is a winsome female domestic shorthair cat currently residing at The Euclid Beach Cat Project.
She has mastered her housetraining etiquette. Her vaccinations are already up to date, and she's spayed.
Grace's current caretakers say:
Grace, 2, is such a good mom and is kind and attentive to all! She longs for a family to call her own! She would love a home with lots of love and a bright window to lay by! She is just the sweetest!
Read more about Grace on Petfinder.
Tichala, domestic shorthair
Tichala is a darling male domestic shorthair cat in the care of The Euclid Beach Cat Project.
Good news: He is already housetrained and he's vaccinated and neutered.
Tichala's current caretakers say:
Tichala is a 4-year-old lover like no other! He doesn’t mind being held and is as sweet as French silk pie. He was hanging around a house a few doors down from an apartment building. This poor guy wanted in so badly! He was likely left behind or dumped. He will happily come and join your loving family and show you how much he appreciates you!
Apply to adopt Tichala today at Petfinder.
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