Start your day off right with some pictures of cute kitties! There are dozens of cats up for adoption right here in New Orleans.
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 cats 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.)
Figueroa, Siamese and Oriental shorthair mix
Figueroa is a male Siamese and Oriental shorthair mix in the care of Advocate & Rescue-Sue's Mews & Operation Save the Whodatt Fur Babies.
Figueroa is happy to keep company with children, dogs or cats. He has had all of his shots. Good news: He is already house-trained.
Notes from Figueroa's caretakers:
Abandoned at the shelter, a rescuer took him in and nurtured him to health. All you need to do is add the love.
Apply to adopt Figueroa today at Petfinder.
Haku, domestic shorthair
Haku is an adorable male domestic shorthair cat being cared for at ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans).
Haku is neutered and has had all his shots. He is already house-trained.
More about Haku:
Hi, I am Haku. I am a very energetic older kitten who loves to play with anything and anyone at any time. I need a home where I will receive a lot of attention and maybe one in which I can be with another young cat who can help me exhaust my excessive energy. I am very sweet and love to be petted.
Apply to adopt Haku today at Petfinder.
Reeces, domestic shorthair
Reeces is a female domestic shorthair cat being cared for at ARNO (Animal Rescue New Orleans).
Reeces has mastered her house-training etiquette. She's spayed and vaccinated.
About Reeces:
I'm Reeces, a beautiful calico/tabby girl with a big, squishy jello belly. I'm a volunteer favorite because I'm so sweet and I can be quite the conversationalist too. I will speak out softly to get your attention and reach through the bars of my enclosure to reach you.
Read more about how to adopt Reeces on Petfinder.
Rumtumtuger, domestic shorthair and tabby mix
Rumtumtuger is a charming male domestic shorthair and tabby mix being cared for at Advocate & Rescue-Sue's Mews & Operation Save the Whodatt Fur Babies.
Rumtumtuger gets along well with dogs, cats and kids. He is already neutered, vaccinated and already house-trained.
Here's what Rumtumtuger's friends at Advocate & Rescue-Sue's Mews & Operation Save the Whodatt Fur Babies think of him:
RumTumTuger is a 14 month old small tabby. He’s very playful and loves to eat. Tuger would make a great cat for an active family. Tuger has to eat grain free diet so really not special needs other than his diet.
Read more about how to adopt Rumtumtuger on Petfinder.
Ti, British shorthair and domestic shorthair mix
Ti is a sweet male British shorthair and domestic shorthair mix in the care of Advocate & Rescue-Sue's Mews & Operation Save the Whodatt Fur Babies.
Ti loves to socialize and he loves other cats. He's already house-trained, has had all of his shots and he is neutered.
From Ti's current caretaker:
This kitty would make an excellent indoor/outdoor kitty and is friendly and playful. This wonderful kitty is looking for a forever home.
Read more about how to adopt Ti on Petfinder.
Blaise, British shorthair and tabby mix
Blaise is a winsome female British shorthair and tabby mix in the care of Advocate & Rescue-Sue's Mews & Operation Save the Whodatt Fur Babies.
Blaise gets along well with dogs and cats. She will do best in a home without small children. She's already spayed, has had all her shots and is already house-trained.
From Blaise's current caretaker:
Blaise is a shy girl. She loves attention, but not the kind of kitty that loves to be held. She’ll curl around your legs and beg for attention, sit down next to you and crave interacting with you. She doesn’t approach people immediately, but once you’re her friend it’s forever.
Read more about how to adopt Blaise on Petfinder.
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