Cats for Adoption in Lexington, NC: 20 Cats Looking for a Home

Oscar was found trapped in a garbage bend. He had been there for awhile because you see all his bones. Since being in rescue he has gained his weight back and made himself right at home. He loves sleeping on my bed and being rubbed. I don’t think his former home ever played with him because he was confused by cat toys. He is gorgeous medium hair blue cat with the most mesmerizing yellow eyes. He is tall and sleek…could have been a super model. Although he is ok with my other cats I think he would prefer to be the only one. He gets a little bossy with my older cats but really liked the foster kitten Presley. He has been completely vetted and combo tested negative. He is believed to be around 1-2 yrs old.

Maya was born into a feral community in our neighborhood. When she was 8 months old, I was able to capture her after realizing she was blind. She only weighed 4 and a half pounds at that time. She has been with us for about 2 months. During this time, she has had her left eye removed, has been spayed, and now weighs a little over 6 pounds. She has very little sight in her right eye.

Presley is a beautiful kitten born in our rescue. Her mom was rescued from the euthanasia list at the shelter before her birth. She is spunky, curious and extremely outgoing. She loves helping me make my bed every morning. At night she tries to distract me from reading my book by peeping over the top, biting the corner of the the book or just blocking out the book with her whole body. She does great with other cats and doesn’t mind my grouchy Pekingese. She is very playful and friendly. She purrs loudly whenever gets rubbed especially her belly. Her markings are stunning with her leopard spotted belly. Her birthday is May 16th and she has already had all her vaccines. She does great with her litter box and loves her cat tree. To apply click on the link below.

Meet Kai!

Kai is a charming little ball of energy who believes playtime is the best time! Give him a toy—or even an empty water bottle—and he’s one happy guy.

Kai is still learning to trust people, so he does best with a slow, patient approach and the opportunity to come to you on his own terms. Once he feels comfortable, he enjoys gentle pets, but he’s not quite ready to be a cuddly lap cat just yet.

Kai is looking for someone who understands that trust takes time , is willing to let him blossom at his own pace, and—most importantly—loves to play! ❤️

Meet Luna!

Luna is a sweet, shy little girl with a curious heart. She finds comfort in being close to her mom and siblings and is still learning that people can be trusted.

With patience, a calm home, and a gentle approach, Luna will accept soft pets and slowly begin to come out of her shell. She may not be a lap cat right away, but there’s a quiet curiosity in her that shows just how much potential she has to blossom.

Meet Ziggy!

Ziggy is a sweet boy with a
big personality and an even bigger voice!
This handsome guy is quite the talker and loves letting you know exactly what’s on his mind.

When he’s not busy chatting, Ziggy loves playing with his siblings and having a good time. But once playtime is over, he’s happy to settle in beside you for some quality relaxation. Give him a good chest scratch and he will absolutely
melt into you—sometimes falling completely asleep!
❤️

Meet Hazel!

Hazel is an absolute sweetheart who loves attention, affection, and a good scratch! ❤️

Hazel was found in the woods caring for her babies. Understandably, she was a little apprehensive at first, but once she realized she was safe, she quickly let her guard down and showed everyone what a loving girl she truly is.

She is a total sucker for a good neck or butt scratch and will happily soak up all the attention you’re willing to give! Even the vets adore Hazel and can’t get enough of her sweet, loving personality.

Meet Edith!

Edith is a gorgeous 2½-year-old Tabico with beautiful brown markings and an unforgettable little personality.

This sweet girl was found scavenging behind a grocery store dumpster, doing whatever she could to survive. Thankfully, those days are behind her, and she’s now safe, learning that full bellies, soft beds, and kind people are things she can count on.

Edith can be a little shy when meeting new people. She prefers to make the first move, and once she decides you’re worthy of her attention—usually by rubbing against your legs—she’s more than happy to accept pets and affection on her own terms.

NAME: Joey Bottles (medical records Graybe)

LIKES: cuddles, attention, playing with feather sticks, staring out the window, high quality wet food

DISLIKES: loud noises, sudden movements, closed doors and being left out

Char/Meck Animal Control was notified by a couple that a cat had shown up at their house. She was scanned for a microchip that came back to the SCHS...from 2015! Unregistered, we have CHARLOTTE back and have caught her up on her vetting. She is a total sweetheart: calm, friendly, but with not many teeth. This, however, does not stop her from eating and she enjoys her meals. She is also four-paw declawed, but doesn't hold that against us. She will make a wonderful lap cat!
The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. You may complete an application to start the adoption process at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

SHY and his siblings showed up at a local home back in June with their mama. While the residents knew they couldn’t keep them, they also couldn’t turn their backs. They fed and cared for them until the SCHS could finally take them in. Shy was nervous upon intake, but has really progressed. He enjoys the catio, and visiting with and getting affection from volunteers. He does great with other cats and is sure to be a good lap warmer.
The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. You may complete an application to start the adoption process at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

SPARKY and his siblings showed up at a local home back in June with their mama. While the residents knew they couldn’t keep them, they also couldn’t turn their backs. They fed and cared for them until the SCHS could finally take them in. Sparky was the most social from the start. He likes to hang out with the other cats and enjoys getting lovin's. He'll blossom even more with time.
The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. You may complete an application to start the adoption process at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

LUNA and her brothers showed up at a local home back in June with their mama. While the residents knew they couldn’t keep them, they also couldn’t turn their backs. They fed and cared for them until the SCHS could finally take them in. Luna is a little nervous right now, but gentle as can be. She likes to be petted and volunteers are working on getting her over the hump.
The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. You may complete an application to start the adoption process at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

Imagine moving into a new home and getting a built-in cat (plus kittens)!
It happens. People move and abandon their pets. Luckily, XADEN and his siblings were taken in by the new resident and cared for until they were weaned.
They are healthy, chunky monkeys and all are acclimating well. They're out and about exploring and playing. The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Please complete an adoption application at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

Imagine moving into a new home and getting a built-in cat (plus kittens)!
It happens. People move and abandon their pets. Luckily, VIOLET and her siblings were taken in by the new resident and cared for until they were weaned.
They are healthy, chunky monkeys and all are acclimating well. They're out and about exploring and playing. The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Please complete an adoption application at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

Imagine moving into a new home and getting a built-in cat (plus kittens)!
It happens. People move and abandon their pets. Luckily, RIDDOCK and his siblings were taken in by the new resident and cared for until they were weaned.
They are healthy, chunky monkeys and all are acclimating well. They're out and about exploring and playing. The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Please complete an adoption application at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

Imagine moving into a new home and getting a built-in cat (plus kittens)!
It happens. People move and abandon their pets. Luckily, RHIANNON and her siblings were taken in by the new resident and cared for until they were weaned.
They are healthy, chunky monkeys and all are acclimating well. They're out and about exploring and playing. The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Please complete an adoption application at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

Imagine moving into a new home and getting a built-in cat (plus kittens)!
It happens. People move and abandon their pets. Luckily, DANE and his siblings were taken in by the new resident and cared for until they were weaned.
They are healthy, chunky monkeys and all are acclimating well. They're out and about exploring and playing. The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Please complete an adoption application at www.stanlycountyhumanesociety.org, under the 'Adoption' tab. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

HEDGEWIG’s mom was apparently hit by a car; the homeowner found her babies in the ditch. It was touch and go for Hedgewig because it was discovered the kittens had hookworms. With care from a vet and a great foster mom, this little guy has made a wonderful recovery. He’s playful, energetic and enjoying all there is to being a goofy kitten. He's a snuggle bug and enjoys other cats. Please submit an adoption application at
stanlycountyhumanesociety.org.
The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet!

A litter of five was unplanned, but, thankfully, they were kept inside and cared for until the SCHS could take them in. All are a little shy right now with a new environment, but it will take no time at all to get them over the hump. They’re being handled by SCHS volunteers, are eating well and they enjoy their banana hammock. Submit an adoption application at

stanlycountyhumanesociety.org