Interested in adopting a pet — or just taking a peek at some fluffy felines near you up for adoption? There are dozens of great kittens up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Chicago.
Animal shelters and pet rescue groups work hard to care for unhoused pets and connect them to loving homes. Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of kittens 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.)
Katie, domestic shorthair
Katie is a female domestic shorthair kitten currently residing at PAWS Chicago.
Katie gets along well with other cats. She has had all her shots. She's already house-trained.
From Katie's current caretaker:
Meet Katie! This kitten is pretty laid back and enjoys spending her days lounging in the sun and sitting at a window. Katie will eargerly run into your lap when you give her a call for a quick petting sessoion, and then she's off again to explore some more.
Read more about how to adopt Katie on Petfinder.
Maple, domestic shorthair
Maple is a female domestic shorthair kitten currently housed at Chicago Pet Rescue.
Maple will get along great with other cats. Good news: She is already house-trained. Maple is vaccinated.
Here's what Maple's friends at Chicago Pet Rescue think of her:
She likes to hang out and play gently. She's very "lady-like" with her eating and litterbox habits and hardly ever makes a mess! She's very sweet and gentle.
Apply to adopt Maple today at Petfinder.
Sauerkraut, domestic shorthair
Sauerkraut is a male domestic shorthair kitten in the care of CARF: The Critical Animal Relief Foundation.
Sauerkraut is happy to keep company with other cats. Sauerkraut has had all his shots. Have no fear: He is already house-trained.
From Sauerkraut's current caretaker:
Sauerkraut is a sweet little ginger boy looking for his forever family! This boy is a super chill little dude and one of his foster mom's favorite kittens ever!
Read more about how to adopt Sauerkraut on Petfinder.
Suzie, domestic shorthair
Suzie is a charming female domestic shorthair kitten being kept at Chicago Pet Rescue.
Suzie is a social animal, and she's happy to keep company with other cats. She is already vaccinated. Have no fear: She is already house-trained.
Here's what Suzie's friends at Chicago Pet Rescue think of her:
Suzie is a very sweet and playful cutie! She can be a little shy but is a real purr machine!
Read more about Suzie on Petfinder.
Brie, tabby and domestic shorthair mix
Brie is a sweet female tabby and domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Feline Friends Chicago.
Brie is happy to keep company with other cats, dogs and children. Her vaccinations are already up to date. She's mastered her house-training etiquette.
Notes from Brie's caretakers:
Brie still has that adorable kitten squeak — and she definitely uses it to her advantage. She'll roll her tiny kitten body across your feet, into belly rub position, and then squeak until you get down there and pet her. You can even scoop her up and keep the belly rub going, and she'll totally hang out.
Read more about Brie on Petfinder.
Chimp, tabby and manx mix
Chimp is a male tabby and manx kitten currently residing at Feline Friends Chicago.
Chimp likes to socialize, and he gets along well with other cats. Chimp has been vaccinated. He's mastered his house-training etiquette.
Notes from Chimp's caretakers:
Chimp is very sweet and playful.
Read more about Chimp on Petfinder.
Sofie, domestic shorthair
Sofie is a winsome female domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Friends of Petraits.
Sofie plays well with others, and she's happy to keep company with children, cats or dogs. She has had all her shots. Good news: She is already house-trained.
Read more about Sofie on Petfinder.
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