Cats for Adoption in Morgan County, IN: 5 Cats Looking for a Home
32 cats and kittens are waiting for homes at 3 rescues and shelters within 50 miles of the middle of Morgan County. Here are 5 of the newest arrivals, each with photos, their story and how to reach the rescue looking after them.
Of the cats up for adoption within 50 miles of the middle of Morgan County, 11 kittens, 11 young cats, 8 adults and 1 senior. Most are domestic shorthairs and other mixed breeds, in every color and personality.
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1. Wednesday Adams
Hi, I'm Wednesday Adams. I'm a pretty black cat with eyes that almost cross. When I was a tiny kitten and all alone, some people rescued me out of a storm drain. I wasn't sure about them, but it turns out they were really nice, and they'd give me great kitty treats, catnip, and Churu yummies. So even though I'm still shy and would prefer a quiet home, I did discover that the right person has a lap that I love to sit on, and I love head and neck scratches (just don't touch my back, please).
Please contact the shelter at hancockcountyhumanesociety@gmail.com to make an appointment to meet me.
- House-trained
2. Smokey
Smokey is so fun and adventurous! He loves playing in water! He lives with his sister Luna and another female cat.
- Good with kids
- Good with cats
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
3. Mary Berry
Hi, I'm Mary Berry. I was named after that sweet lady who has the baking show. I'm pretty sweet too. I have beautiful eyes and look like I'm wearing eyeliner.
I had a great home but my owner passed away, and the family couldn't keep me due to allergies. Now I'm looking for another sweet home for a purrfect girl like me.
My tummy is a little sensitive so I eat special kitty food to keep me feeling my best. It's not a big deal and I'm very healthy otherwise. Let's see what we can cook up together!
Please contact the shelter at hancockcountyhumanesociety@gmail.com to make an appointment to meet me.
- House-trained
- Special needs
4. Biscuit
Biscuit is currently in a foster home. An approved application with a scheduled meet and greet is required.
- Good with kids
- Good with cats
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
5. Tahoe
Hi I'm Tahoe.
I am a gray and white male tabby about 2 years old.
I am a sweet guy looking for a warm, furever home. Don't let my name fool you, I like the warm, indoor life. It gets cold outside when you are a stray kitty. I don't know if I had a home and family once, but I know that life is much better living indoors with people who adore and worship you.
I am a purrfect gentleman looking for my furever family. Do you have room for a great guy like me? I know once you meet me, you will fall in love and we will live happily furever. Hurry, I'm waiting.
Read more about Tahoe
Please contact the shelter at hancockcountyhumanesociety@gmail.com to make an appointment to meet me.
- Good with cats
- House-trained
Rescues and shelters near Morgan County
The rescues with the most cats listed within 50 miles of the middle of Morgan County.
- Greene County Humane Society IncLinton, IN · 15 cats
How to adopt from Greene County Humane Society Inc
Application required. $50 for Dogs 50 lbs., and Under. $30 for Cats. $15 more for most Dogs over 50 lbs.
- Hancock County Humane SocietyGreenfield, IN · 12 cats
How to adopt from Hancock County Humane Society
An application is placed after a visit to the shelter to meet the pet. It is researched by a volunteer then must have the approval of two other Board members. An adopter agrees to spay/neuter any pet that isn't yet old enough to be fixed at time of adoption, and also agrees to return the pet to us at any time if for any reason they can no longer care for it. Regular Adoption Fee (kittens or adult cats less than 5 years old): $80. Two can be adopted together for a total fee of $120. Senior citizens (55 or older) may adopt a pet for a special fee of $50. Adult cats 5 years or older: $50. Special-needs cats (including FIV- or FeLeuk-positive): $25.
- Community Animal Rescue Effort (CARE)Columbus, IN · 5 cats
How to adopt from Community Animal Rescue Effort (CARE)
Refer to website for details
Cities and towns in Morgan County
Adopting a cat in Morgan County
Most rescues ask you to fill in an application, meet the cat, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip. Many are foster-based, so you'll often meet your cat in a volunteer's home rather than a shelter.
Senior cats are often the calmest companions and the slowest to find homes. If you'd like a settled, affectionate cat, ask the rescues about their older residents.
Kittens go quickly, especially in spring and summer. If you've fallen for one, contact the rescue soon, and think about adopting two: young cats keep each other company and out of mischief.
Questions about adopting a cat in Morgan County
How many cats are up for adoption in Morgan County?
As of October 29, 2026, 32 cats and kittens are listed for adoption within 50 miles of the middle of Morgan County, Indiana, by 3 rescues and shelters. The list is updated every day.
Where can I adopt a cat in Morgan County?
The rescues with the most cats near Morgan County right now are Greene County Humane Society Inc (Linton, IN), Hancock County Humane Society (Greenfield, IN) and Community Animal Rescue Effort (CARE) (Columbus, IN). Each cat above has the rescue's phone number and website.
Are there kittens for adoption in Morgan County?
Yes. 11 kittens are up for adoption within 50 miles of the middle of Morgan County.
How do I adopt a cat in Morgan County?
Pick a cat and contact the rescue or shelter looking after them. Most ask you to fill in an application, meet the cat, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip.
Listings are updated daily. Rescues are responsible for their own listings; a cat may have been adopted since this page was updated.
