
Interested in adopting a pet — or just taking a peek at some fluffy felines near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing kittens up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Baltimore.
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.)
Oscar, tabby mix
Oscar is an adorable male tabby kitten being cared for at Bengal Rescue Network.
Oscar loves to socialize — he gets along well with children, dogs or cats. He has already had all of his shots. No need to worry: He's house-trained.
Oscar's current caretakers say:
We often find Oscar cuddled up with our older male Bengals. He is comfortable being held by humans. Once picked up, Oscar is perfectly content to cuddle and be petted for long periods of time. For a small cat, he has a big purr.
Read more about Oscar on Petfinder.
Marsala, domestic shorthair mix
Marsala is a female domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at MAS Rescue.
Marsala is already house-trained and vaccinated.
Here's what Marsala's friends at MAS Rescue think of her:
Marsala is a really sweet, 12-week-old kitten. This special girl is one of the rare 10% of orange cats that are female. She is curious, happy and really loves to play with her toys.
Read more about how to adopt Marsala on Petfinder.
Mavis, domestic shorthair mix
Mavis is a female domestic shorthair kitten in the care of MAS Rescue.
Have no fear: Mavis is already house-trained and vaccinated.
Here's what Mavis' friends at MAS Rescue think of her:
Mavis has a brother named Mosley and a sister named Marsala, who are also up for adoption.
Apply to adopt Mavis today at Petfinder.
Mosley, domestic shorthair mix
Mosley is a charming male domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at MAS Rescue.
Mosley is already house-trained and vaccinated.
Mosley's current caretakers say:
Mosley is very playful and likes kitty teasers and cushy balls. Please note: We believe he’s going to be a big boy.
Read more about how to adopt Mosley on Petfinder.
Marty, tabby and domestic shorthair mix
Marty is a lovable male tabby and domestic shorthair kitten staying at MAS Rescue.
Marty is already house-trained and vaccinated.
Notes from Marty's caretakers:
Marty is a very happy-go-lucky, playful, snuggly guy. He will provide you all the love, entertainment and snuggles you could ever desire.
Read more about how to adopt Marty on Petfinder.
Maggie, domestic shorthair
Maggie is a winsome female domestic shorthair kitten being kept at Pitties and Purrs.
Maggie is happy to keep company with children, dogs or cats. She has mastered her house-training etiquette and has had all of her shots. Maggie is a special needs pet, so please inquire about her specific care requirements.
Notes from Maggie caretakers:
Maggie is not your typical rambunctious kitten. She's super laid-back and really just likes to lay out in her bed. Foster mom tucks a super soft blanket in her cat bed, and she could stay there forever.
Apply to adopt Maggie today at Petfinder.
Elvy, domestic shorthair
Elvy is an adorable female domestic shorthair kitten currently housed at Pitties and Purrs.
Elvy will get along great with children, cats or dogs. She's been vaccinated, and she is already house-trained.
Notes from Elvy's caretakers:
Elvy is a bundle of joy, full of energy and love. She is a never-ending purring machine and is just always so happy. She loves being wherever her humans are, so save a spot for her on the couch. She is so smart and loves playing with the toys her foster mom gives her. She adores belly rubs and head scratches so much that she will bump into you until you spoil her with them.
Read more about Elvy on Petfinder.
This story was created automatically using local animal shelter data, then reviewed by an editor. Click here for more about what we're doing. Got thoughts? Go here to share your feedback.









