Dog-Friendly Cats for Adoption in Fort Wayne, IN: 14 Cats Good with Dogs

Primrose was adopted out several years ago. She was recently found as a very skinny stray with a lot of hair loss and fleas. She’s back in our care and will be up for adoption. She has always lived with a dog, but no other cats, and she’s lived with school-age children. Because of this, she does not like other cats and would do best in a home without them.If you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application. Completing a questionnaire on any other website does not submit an application to our rescue, you must complete one on our website. If you have any questions, please email us at adopt@MidwestPetRefuge.com

Are you looking for a furry roommate, that will live with you for free? He will require special food and you'll have to clean his toilet. He will walk around your house like he owns it and make himself comfortable on your favorite seat. Sometimes he'll want attention sometimes not, you never know. He will deal with other furry roommates you may have and he even doesn't mind the humans. Your new roommate doesn't mind being inside or outside, but he definitely likes both. If this sounds like an ideal roommate for you, you should meet Malibu! He is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and negative for FIV/ FeLV.

Meet Snickers — you might also see her listed as Sarabi, the name we knew her by before her adoption. She's a hefty, 6-year-old spayed girl with a lot of presence. We had her since she was a kitten until her adoption last year, and now she's back with us, currently staying in a loving foster home while she waits for her next family (weighed in around 15 pounds at her last adoption).Snickers isn't a lap cat, but she likes to be near her people — she'd rather curl up beside you or share the room than climb into your lap. Her foster mom says she'll stretch out right next to her on the couch, or claim the foot rest the second it's up.She's got a playful side too, especially when there's a bug to hunt down around the house, and she's settled in well with the puppy in her foster home — these days the two of them chase each other around.

Hello, I'm Pigeon, and I am 1.5 years old! I am a lovey dovey girl who likes to be swooned over! I came into the shelter as a stray but my previous owner officially surrendered me because I kept escaping the house. I lived in the home with a dog and kittens, but when the kittens grew up, I wasn't very happy living with them anymore. Therefore, I would do best as the only kitty in my new household!Give the shelter a call at (574) 267-3008 or email them at info@awlwarsaw.com if you have any questions about me! If not, stop by the shelter at 1048 S 325 E in Pierceton, IN 46562 to look at me! No appointments necessary!

Pimento may be named after a mild pepper, but there’s nothing mild about her. She’s a tiny girl with plenty of sass, and she’ll tell you every opinion she has. She acts like she’s twice her size and likes to hang out with the big cats, since she’s pretty sure she’s one of them.She’s a big foodie. Her foster mom says she turns into Gurgi from The Black Cauldron when you have something she wants, and she looks a bit like him too. She’ll remind you when it’s mealtime, and if you’re slow to serve, she’ll help herself to whatever is on your plate. In her mind, your snacks were always hers.Pimento is a little talker and a real cuddle bug.

Meet Mouse!Mouse is almost 6 months old and has had a rough start. She was found as a scared, very sick feral kitten at the Portland Forge, and some kind employees brought her to us. She went to foster care for a while. Now she's spayed and ready for her forever home.The virus she caught before she got to us did a real number on her eyes. She is visually impaired from it, but she does have some limited vision. Her inner eyelids will stay over her eyes for life, which gives her a look that is entirely her own. Indoor cats live very well with limited vision, though, and Mouse has already figured out how to find the most comfortable spot in any room.Because of her feral beginnings, she's still a little scared and skittish at times.

Nelson is a sweet friendly boy who was found as an injured stray. He is healed now and searching for his forever home. He is good with cats and dogs and kids.If you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application. Completing a questionnaire on any other website does not submit an application to our rescue, you must complete one on our website. If you have any questions, please email us at adopt@MidwestPetRefuge.com

Highway – the One‑Eyed FirecrackerHighway earned her name the hard way. She was spotted scrunched up in the middle of Highway 1 as cars flew past within a foot of her tiny body. She was the lone survivor, and she fought for that title with everything she had.Today, Highway is a feisty little thing with a whole lot of attitude packed into her small frame. Having only one eye that sees clearly doesn’t slow her down one bit — if anything, it just adds to her mischievous charm. She’s spicy, bold, and always on the move, the kind of kitten who believes every room is a racetrack and every human is a potential playmate.Highway is a survivor, an adventurer, and a tiny tornado of personality.

The self‑appointed boss kitten of the trio, Blackbird has been running the show since the day her stray mama carried her to safety. She’s confident, curious, and absolutely convinced the world is hers to explore. Blackbird does what she wants, when she wants — but she’s also sweet, affectionate, and delighted to be part of a home. She’s cat‑friendly, dog‑curious (“who is that giant thing?!”), and always ready to investigate whatever you’re doing. If you enjoy a little personality and a lot of charm, she’s your girl.Her mom, a stray now safely spayed, carried her babies to a kind person at just three weeks old, looking for help.

The mellow heart of the litter, Brynne is gentle, thoughtful, and happiest curled up next to someone she trusts. She’s playful and curious like any kitten, but she has a calm streak that makes her easy to live with. Brynne gets along beautifully with other cats and handles respectful dogs just fine. She’s the kind of kitten who quietly becomes your favorite — steady, sweet, and full of soft affection. A perfect match for someone wanting a relaxed companion.Her mom, a stray now safely spayed, carried her babies to a kind person at just three weeks old, looking for help. She's been loved ever since.

Don’t let the name fool you — Butcher is a sweetheart with an adventurer’s soul. He was the first to toddle out of the nest, the first to explore new rooms, and the first to decide humans are excellent climbing structures. He’s friendly, playful, and brave in the funniest kitten way. Cat‑friendly, dog‑curious, and always ready for a new quest, Butcher will thrive with someone who enjoys a lively little buddy.His mom, a stray now safely spayed, carried her babies to a kind person at just three weeks old, looking for help. He's been loved ever since. He's a sweet, social, cat‑friendly, and comfortable with dogs who respect their size.Adoption fee: $75 Apply today at www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt Adoption includes: spay/neuter, microchip, FVRCP vaccine(s), rabies vaccine, flea prevention, and deworming medication.If you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application.

Dump Truck may be tiny, but he arrived with a story big enough for his name. This little fuzzball was found toddling across a wide drive at the landfill, likely having tumbled out from under a truck. At first he looked exactly like a fuzzy tennis ball with legs—and he had the attitude to match.He’s grown into a feisty, confident kitten who thinks he’s ten times his size. Dump Truck plays rough, has no hesitation about ankle biting, and struts around like he owns the room. Despite all that boldness, he’s also a complete cuddle bug. He curls up on his foster mom’s chest, makes endless biscuits, and purrs loud enough to sound like a full‑grown cat.Dump Truck loves people and every cat he meets.

When Goose arrived, we were convinced someone had brought in an actual goose. The carrier shook, a strange loud honk echoed out, and we all braced for feathers.Instead, out popped the smallest, sweetest kitten — and the name stuck.If it honks like a goose, it must be… a kitten named Goose!Rescued from the middle of the road, Goose wasted no time proving she’s made of pure affection. She wants to be held, cuddled, kissed, and carried. She loves other cats, adores her foster dog friend, and believes shoulders are the highest form of real estate. She happily perched on her foster mom’s shoulders while she washed dishes, supervising like a tiny, fuzzy foreman.Goose is sunshine in kitten form — social, silly, loving, and ready to bring joy to her forever home.Adoption fee: $75 Apply today at www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt Adoption includes: spay/neuter, microchip, FVRCP vaccine(s), rabies vaccine, flea prevention, and deworming medication.If you are interested in adopting this pet, please go to www.midwestpetrefuge.com/adopt to complete an application.

Hedy Lamarr is a sweet, cuddly little starlet who got her dramatic start in life under the back steps of a house, where she was found alone and in desperate need of help. One of our amazing volunteers stepped in right away, bottle‑feeding her around the clock and giving her the warmth, safety, and love she had been missing.Now that she’s thriving, Hedy has fully embraced her inner glamour queen. She’s a little piggy with her meals — the kind who will demand more even when her bowl is full, meowing loudly the moment she senses food is anywhere within a five‑mile radius. Her tiny voice has big opinions, especially about snacks.Despite her dramatic flair, she’s all softness: cuddly, affectionate, and happiest when curled up in warm arms.