Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of cool kitties up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Phoenix, 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.)
Baby, Birman
Baby is a charming female Birman cat being kept at The Litter League (Rescue League).
No other pets please: Baby is looking for household without other dogs or cats. Good news: She's already house-trained. She is vaccinated and spayed.
Here's what Baby's friends at The Litter League (Rescue League) think of her:
She is a good, older cat (10-11 years old) who likes to keep her humans company by either sitting on a lap, laying nearby (sometimes watching television too) or laying where she can see what's happening outside, which is a favorite pastime.
Read more about how to adopt Baby on Petfinder.
Shay, Russian blue
Shay is a darling male Russian blue cat currently housed at RESCUE.
He is happy to keep company with other cats. Shay's vaccinations are up to date and he is neutered. He's also already house-trained.
Here's what Shay's friends at RESCUE think of him:
This sweet little man is incredibly affectionate… he delights in having your full attention and will greet you with plenty of head bumps! Shay can’t wait to get into your lap where he will request petting, make biscuits, and tell you all about his day!
Read more about Shay on Petfinder.
Nola, Siberian
Nola is a female Siberian cat currently residing at RESCUE.
Nola is ready to make friends — she loves other cats. She's mastered her house-training etiquette, her vaccinations are up to date and she's spayed.
From Nola's current caretaker:
It’s hard to believe this lovely gal was rescued off the streets as a stray. We’re so thankful she was because it didn’t take long to discover Nola is an incredibly affectionate kitty who loves snuggling with her people!
Read more about Nola on Petfinder.
Lexi, Dilute calico
Lexi is a sweet female Dilute calico cat also staying at RESCUE.
She is a social animal and gets along well with other cats. Lexi has mastered her house-training etiquette, is spayed and also vaccinated.
Here's what Lexi's friends at RESCUE think of her:
There is something about Lexi that just melts your heart! She is an incredibly sweet little girl who is never happier than when receiving attention and affection.
Read more about Lexi on Petfinder.
Rosy, tortoiseshell and domestic longhair mix
Rosy is a lovable female tortoiseshell and domestic longhair mix being kept at Cool Cats Rescue.
Rosy is eager to make friends and she loves other cats. She is spayed, vaccinated and is already house-trained.
Notes from Rosy's caretakers:
She requires a lifetime of scratches behind the ears, at least once every hour of every day, scrumptious food of her choice (shredded chicken is a favorite), a bazillion kisses every day, toys galore (soft squishy mice are a favorite), as many laps as possible to sit on all day every day and in return she will love you forever.
Apply to adopt Rosy today at Petfinder.
Bella, domestic and Maine coon mix
Bella is a female domestic and Maine coon mix currently housed at Cactus Cats Rescue, Inc.
Bella gets along well with dogs. No need to worry: She's already house-trained. Bella is also already spayed and vaccinated.
Notes from Bella's caretakers:
Bella is a sweet, beautiful cat. She is quite vocal, greeting you and letting you know she would like a treat or wants to sit on your lap.
Read more about how to adopt Bella on Petfinder.
Kibble, tabby and Siamese mix
Kibble is an adorable female tabby and Siamese mix also in the care of Cactus Cats Rescue, Inc.
She's spayed, vaccinated and has mastered her house-training etiquette.
From Kibble's current caretaker:
She loves her cuddles sessions so much that she wants to be the only one that gets all of your attention.
Read more about how to adopt Kibble on Petfinder.
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