Long-Haired Cats for Adoption in Salinas, CA: 8 Fluffy Cats Looking for a Home

All of our kittens are only available for adoption in pairs as it is our policy not to place kittens under six months of age in a forever home without another same aged kitten. We also do not place kittens older than six months into homes where there is currently not another young cat in residence. Most of our kittens are in "bonded pairs" or bonded with their littermates. We reserve the right not to separate bonded pairs or place kittens individually. The happiness and quality of life for our kittens is our top priority. =^..^=

Parklet is a curious little soul who likes to keep tabs on the world around her. New sights, interesting objects, and mysterious goings on all deserve a closer inspection. She's the kind of kitten who wants to know what's happening, investigate for herself, and make sure no exciting development goes unexplored.

And then there's the floof. Her medium length coat gives her an extra fluffy appearance, but her truly outstanding features are those whiskers for days and her impressive ear furnishings. Those ears look like they belong to a distinguished older gentleman who has strong opinions about the thermostat and remembers when treats cost a nickel.

Of course, Parklet is still very much a kitten. Beneath that distinguished exterior is a curious little girl who's just beginning to discover the world and all the fun it has to offer. She's equal parts adorable and entertaining, with the kind of face that makes it very difficult to get anything done when she's nearby.

Personality Highlights

Curious Investigator: Wants to know what's happening and will happily conduct her own thorough inspections.

Whisker Wonder: Possesses an absolutely magnificent set of whiskers that deserve their own introduction.

Grandpa Ear Floof: Those fluffy ears give her the distinguished look of a tiny feline professor.

Tuxedo Sweetheart: Beautifully dressed for every occasion, even when the occasion is knocking something off a table.

Loves

Exploring new spaces and investigating interesting things
Being adorable without even trying
Showing off her spectacular whiskers and ear floof
Playing and discovering new kitten adventures
Finding cozy places to observe the household happenings

Not a Fan Of

Mysterious objects she hasn't had a chance to investigate yet
Being expected to sit still when there's something interesting happening
Anyone suggesting that her ears are anything less than magnificent

Ideal Home

Parklet would thrive in:

A loving home where she has plenty of opportunities to explore
A family that appreciates a curious kitten with a big personality
A home with toys, cozy resting spots, and lots of interesting things to investigate
People who understand that adopting Parklet means accepting a lifetime of admiring her whiskers

Interested?

Parklet is a little tuxedo masterpiece with the whiskers of a Victorian gentleman, the ears of a wise old grandpa, and the curiosity of a kitten who hasn't yet met a mystery she doesn't want to solve.

She's ready to find a forever home where she can grow, explore, and share her adorable, fluffy self with the people lucky enough to love her.

Part of adopting a kitten is watching their wonderful personalities develop, and Parklet is just getting started. One thing is already certain: those whiskers and that grandpa ear floof are going to be unforgettable.

Part of adopting a kitten is recognizing that they are babies, and you will get to see firsthand how their wonderful natures develop!

Prior to adoption, all kittens are spayed/neutered, tested for FIV/FELV, vaccinated and microchipped. Kittens under 5 months old must be adopted with a buddy or into a house where there's a kitten-friendly pet.

This kitten is currently in a foster home. To meet this kitten, please fill out an adoption application so that we'll have your contact information, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

At around 7 weeks old, Clawdia and her siblings were safely brought into rescue and began learning what life as an indoor kitten was all about.

And Clawdia is catching on quickly.

After spending her earliest weeks outdoors, so many things inside a home were completely new to her. Strange noises, unfamiliar objects, toys, beds, and all the everyday things we barely notice were brand-new experiences.

At first, Clawdia might stop and study something unfamiliar before deciding whether it is safe.

But curiosity usually wins.

Every day she becomes more confident, more comfortable, and more convinced that indoor life is exactly where she belongs.

Clawdia is

friendly, playful, curious, and loves people

. She enjoys racing around with her siblings, chasing toys, exploring tunnels, climbing into boxes, and finding new adventures wherever she can.

She is currently being raised in a foster home with

older kids

, helping her become comfortable with the normal sounds, movement, and activity of family life.

Clawdia may have started out as a little backyard kitten, but that is only the beginning of her story.

Now she has warm beds, plenty of food, toys to chase, people who adore her, and the chance to grow up knowing what it feels like to be safe.

There is only one thing missing.

A forever family of her very own.

Could Clawdia, with her fluffy gray-and-white tuxedo coat and tiny white socks, be the little girl who turns your house into her forever home?

Part of adopting a kitten is recognizing that they are babies, and you will get to see firsthand how their wonderful natures develop!

Prior to adoption, all kittens are spayed/neutered, tested for FIV/FELV, vaccinated and microchipped. Kittens under 5 months old must be adopted with a buddy or into a house where there's a kitten-friendly pet.

This kitten is currently in a foster home. To meet this kitten, please fill out an adoption application so that we'll have your contact information, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. www.thedancingcat.org/adopt

Soft blankets.

Toys that mysteriously move across the floor.

Beds that are apparently made specifically for napping.

And humans who keep showing up with food and affection.

Snapple is taking it all in.

Even though she spent her earliest weeks outside, she has quickly shown us that

she really likes people

. She is friendly, playful, curious, and loves joining her siblings for a good kitten wrestling match or chasing toys around the room.

Every once in a while, something unfamiliar inside the house will make her stop and think,

Wait... what is THAT?

But Snapple is a fast learner.

Each day she becomes a little braver, a little more confident, and a lot more convinced that this whole indoor-cat thing is actually a pretty great deal.

She is also being raised in a foster home with older

kids

, helping her become familiar with the everyday sounds, movement, and activity that come with family life.

And then there are the looks.

With her gorgeous medium

gray and white coat

, Snapple is going to be an absolutely stunning cat as she grows. But underneath all that fluff is a silly, playful little kitten who is still figuring out just how wonderful her new life can be.

Snapple has already traded the backyard for a foster home.

Now she is ready to trade foster care for something even better:

Her very own forever family.

Could you be the person who gets to show Snapple and one of her siblings just how amazing the rest of her life can be?

Part of adopting a kitten is recognizing that they are babies, and you will get to see firsthand how their wonderful natures develop!

Prior to adoption, all kittens are spayed/neutered, tested for FIV/FELV, vaccinated and microchipped. Kittens under 5 months old must be adopted with a buddy or into a house where there's a kitten-friendly pet.

This kitten is currently in a foster home. To meet this kitten, please fill out an adoption application so that we'll have your contact information, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. www.thedancingcat.org/adopt

Despite reaching out to multiple local shelters, they have all been at capacity, so I am privately rehoming Lokki in hopes of finding him the forever home he deserves. Because of some ongoing medical needs, an indoor home is especially important for his health and quality of life.

Personality
Lokki is incredibly calm, affectionate, and easy to handle. He quickly warmed up to me, allowing me to pet him, pick him up, brush him, wipe his eyes, touch his paws, and even give him medication without much fuss. He's a chatty boy who isn't shy about sharing his opinions with a few meows! Whenever I'm outside in the yard or garage, he'll happily settle down nearby just to keep me company. He loves meeting new people and greets them by rubbing against their legs in search of pets. He's also litter box trained and, because of his urinary condition, will do best with at least two litter boxes.

Medical Needs
Lokki has a history of urinary crystals and a urinary blockage, which are common issues in male cats. He'll need to eat primarily wet food and always have access to plenty of fresh water. Keeping his stress low, providing environmental enrichment, and encouraging good hydration are all important parts of helping him stay healthy. With the right care, many cats with urinary issues go on to live happy, comfortable lives.

For more information about feline lower urinary tract disease, visit the American Veterinary Medical Association: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/feline-lower-urinary-tract-disease

If you'd like to learn more about Lokki or schedule a meet-and-greet, please contact Angelique at angeliqueadams22@gmail.com.

Oreo is being cared for by a member of the community. To arrange to meet this cat or find out more, please fill out our application here: https://www.thedancingcat.org/adopt-courtesy

For more information regarding our Courtesy Posts, see www.thedancingcat.org/courtesy-posts

All of our kittens are only available for adoption in pairs as it is our policy not to place kittens under six months of age in a forever home without another same aged kitten. We also do not place kittens older than six months into homes where there is currently not another young cat in residence. Most of our kittens are in "bonded pairs" or bonded with their littermates. We reserve the right not to separate bonded pairs or place kittens individually. The happiness and quality of life for our kittens is our top priority. =^..^=