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Published on July 02, 2019
Cats in New Orleans looking for their fur-ever homesPhotos: Petfinder

Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of lovable kitties up for adoption at animal shelters in and around New Orleans, so you won't have to look far to find the perfect fit.

Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of cats available for adoption near you. Read on to meet some friendly, furry locals.

(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.)


Rory, domestic shorthair

Rory is a sweet male domestic shorthair cat currently residing at ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans).

He has been vaccinated and neutered. He's mastered his house-training etiquette.

Notes from Rory's caretakers:

Hi, I'm Rory! A big ol' chunk of love who can be shy at first, but I'll warm up if you give me a little love. Don't let my worried expression fool you, I am a sweet boy. 

Apply to adopt Rory today at Petfinder.

Rachel, domestic shorthair

Rachel is an adorable female domestic shorthair cat currently housed at Southern Animal Foundation.

Rachel loves other cats. No need to worry: She is already house-trained. Rachel is spayed and vaccinated.

Rachel's current caretakers say:

This sweet girl is Rachel and she has been with us about a year. She was thrown out in the parking lot of a restaurant and brought in by a good Samaritan. Rachel is very sweet, but very shy. Once she gets to know you, she is a total love bug. 

Apply to adopt Rachel today at Petfinder.

Sammy, domestic shorthair mix

Sammy is a handsome male domestic shorthair mix in the care of Animal Helper.

Sammy gets along well with children, cats or dogs. He is already house-trained. His vaccinations are already up to date, and he is neutered. Sammy is a special needs pet, so please inquire about his specific care requirements.

Notes from Sammy's caretakers:

Sammy is seriously the friendliest cat I've ever met. He is very confident. I let him free in my house and he walked around like he owned the place. 

Read more about Sammy on Petfinder.

Cali, calico and domestic shorthair mix

Cali is a female calico and domestic shorthair mix in the care of Animal Helper.

Cali is a social butterfly — she loves dogs, cats and children. She's mastered her house-training etiquette. She is spayed, and she has all her shots.

Cali's current caretakers say:

Cali is an amazing young cat that needs an amazing home. How many cats let you hold them like a baby and pet their bellies? She is beyond affectionate. She loves to give kisses. 

Apply to adopt Cali today at Petfinder.

Wesley, domestic shorthair

Wesley is a male domestic shorthair cat in the care of ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans).

He is already house-trained. He has been vaccinated and neutered.

Here's what Wesley's friends at ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans) think of him:

Hi, I'm Wesley! A delightful tuxedo who will help you make any day fancy. I have a really soft coat and explorative nature. My favorite thing? Sitting by the window and laying in the warm sun. I can be kinda shy at first, but once you get to know me, I can be your best buddy.

Read more about how to adopt Wesley on Petfinder.

Chaz, domestic shorthair

Chaz is a lovable male domestic shorthair cat staying at ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans).

Chaz is already neutered, and he has all his shots. Have no fear: He is already house-trained.

Here's what Chaz's friends at ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans) think of him:

Hi, I'm Chaz. I am a young, affectionate and playful kitty who is wanting and tolerant of all forms of love. I love being held and getting pet. I am the coolest kitty ever and, if you come to meet me, you will see for yourself that I even love belly rubs.

Read more about how to adopt Chaz on Petfinder.


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