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Kittens in New York City looking for their fur-ever homes

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Published on June 04, 2019
Kittens in New York City looking for their fur-ever homesPhotos: Petfinder

Start your day off right by browsing through fluffy felines near you! There are dozens of kittens up for adoption right here in New York City.

Hoodline partnered with Petfinder, an online adoption site that lists “more than 315,000 adoptable pets from nearly 14,000 animal shelters and rescue groups" to bring you this roundup of kittens near you.

(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.)


Castor and Pollux, domestic shorthair mixes

Castor and Pollux are charming male domestic shorthair kittens being kept at Anjellicle Cats Rescue.

Castor and Pollux are bonded litter mates. Both play well with others — they're happy to keep company with other cats. They've also mastered their house-training etiquette, and both are vaccinated.

Notes from Pollux's caretakers:

Castor and Pollux are named after the Greek god brothers who became the Brothers Gemini, because they were so connected to each other. 

Read more about Castor (here) and Pollux (here).

Harry B, domestic shorthair

Harry B is a darling male domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Bronx Tails Cat Rescue.

Harry B loves other cats. He's already house-trained. His vaccinations are up to date.

From Harry B's current caretaker:

He is very sweet and loves his human. He is OK with other cats, but needs a slow and proper introduction. He is very gentle, so we think he would be good with children.

Read more about Harry B on Petfinder.

Trixie, domestic shorthair mix

Trixie is a sweet female domestic shorthair kitten currently housed at Harlem Cats.

Trixie will get along great with your other cats. Good news: She's already house-trained. She is already vaccinated.

Trixie's current caretakers say:

Trixie and her litter mates are spring babies! We rescued them at the end of April, scooped right off the street in north Manhattan along with their mama. Now they are about two months old, all ready for their forever homes.

Read more about Trixie on Petfinder.

Chili, domestic shorthair

Chili is a male domestic shorthair kitten in the care of City Critters Inc.

He is already house-trained. He has all of his shots.

Here's what Chili's friends at City Critters Inc. think of him:

Chili is as spicy and as versatile as his namesake. He’s a chili paste (when he wants to stick by your side and follow you everywhere) and a chili flake (when he just relaxes and goes with the flow). Chili is your guy if you’re looking for a cozy buddy. 

Read more about Chili on Petfinder.

Rocki, tortoiseshell and domestic shorthair mix

Rocki is a winsome female tortoiseshell and domestic shorthair kitten in the care of NYC Animal Rescue Girls (NYCARG).

Rocki gets along well with dogs, cats and kids. She's mastered her house-training etiquette. She has all of her shots.

Here's what Rocki's friends at NYC Animal Rescue Girls (NYCARG) think of her:

Rocki is a precious, three-month-old tortie, who we rescued with her beautiful, loving mom River alongside the Harlem River. They were about to be swept up into the water when we got a phone call to rescue them. River is a playful, loving and affectionate kitten who would like to remain with River, as they are extremely bonded.

Read more about how to adopt Rocki on Petfinder.

Kiki, domestic shorthair mix

Kiki is a charming female domestic shorthair kitten being kept at Anjellicle Cats Rescue.

She's mastered her house-training etiquette. She's vaccinated.

Notes from Kiki's caretakers:

Kiki is a shy girl who needs some time to settle in. Once she is comfortable with you, she will climb up on you and lick your nose. She hopes to find a forever home with an experienced adopter who will give her the time she needs to settle in.

Read more about how to adopt Kiki on Petfinder.


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