Adoption Listings

Charlie

Adult Female

Charlie was rescued by a concerned volunteer who didn't want to see this sweet kitty on the streets this winter.  Orginally the rescuer thought Charlie was a boy, but a close look proved she was a girl, but the name stuck anyway.  Charlie is shy at first and is still getting used to being inside around people.  She doesn't like to be picked up, but will snuggle on the couch, in bed, on your lap, etc. like a champ!  Charlie loves to play with anything that has catnip and will scurry after a laser pointer all day long.  What she is really looking for is a quiet home with humans to give her lots of pets, food and chin scratches.  She gets a long with other kitties, but we think she would do best in a house with her people to herself.

Charlie is 2-3 years old, spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Cherry & Johnny

Young Female

This dynamic sibling duo was rescued from the streets of West Philly. Too friendly to fend for themselves on the street, they were lucky to find a rescuer to take them in. Now they're looking for a place to call home forever--preferably together! Cherry (girl) and Johnny (boy) are both active, playful, and mischievous young cats who will keep you entertained for hours. Once playtime is over though, they're just as happy to curl up for some cuddle time. When you hold Cherry or Johnny on their backs in your arms, they curl up into adorable little balls. They enjoy belly rubs, as long as the human doing the belly-rubbing doesn't mind some playtime too.

These young cats have spent time around children, dogs, and other cats. They get along well with everyone and are gentle with kids. Simply put, they're cute, fun, and ready to find their forever home! They are bonded and (as you can see from their photos) make an adorable pair. They could be adopted as only pets or as a wonderful addition to a feline/canine herd. They would be happy either way, as long as they can stay together.

Cherry and Johnny are about one year old, spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, up to date on vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and received flea/parasite preventative medication and treatment as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Chevy

Young Female

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Drita

Young Female

Drita came to City Kitties from ACCT when a City Kitties volunteer met her and couldn’t resist her pretty face.  Drita is a gorgeous, petite, 1-2 year old female tri-color calico.  When she arrived at her foster home, Drita’s curious nature demand she take the time to fully explore the place and get to know all the nooks and crannies – all the better for playing hide and seek with humans and feline companions.

Drita and Duane, a large orange tabby in her foster home, love to play together.  One of their favorite games is tag – one will run up and poke the other, and then run away.  Drita especially enjoys stalking Duane and pouncing on his tail when she thinks he is not looking.

Drita is affectionate and cuddly, enjoying companionship from her people.  She always greets her people at the door when they’ve been out.  She likes to take her naps in soft places, and loves it when she can curl up to nap next to one of her people.  When Drita is really pleased and excited (like at dinner time), she purrs, poofs up her tail and twitches it. 

Drita currently lives with a polite canine companion – he ignores her and she ignores him.  Like most young kitties, Drita can be a little rough when playing with people.  Drita isn’t a mean kitty – she loves human companionship.  She doesn’t quite understand that people skin is not as tough as furry kitty skin and that kitties have to play gently with their fragile human companions.  Because of this, Drita might do best in a home without young children.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Henry

Henry was found wandering the streets with a debilitating eye infection that left his eyes swollen almost completely shut. This poor boy just needed some TLC and medication, and now he's as good as new! Henry is a quiet guy who lives up to the orange tabby boy reputation: sweet, affectionate, and gentle. He's currently sharing his foster home with Maxwell, and they seem to get along well, so we think Henry would do well in a home with another cat. He would also likely do well with children. Henry had such a rough start in life--he deserves a forever home where he can be pampered and loved for the rest of his life! Can you give him the home he's been dreaming of?

Henry is about 1-3 years old, neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, up to date on FVRCP and rabies vaccinations, and tested/treated for fleas/parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Howard

Adult Male

Howard ended up in animal control when his owner surrendered him. He was 18 lbs at intake, but after two months in the stressful shelter environment, he lost 4 pounds, more than 20% of his body weight! Once he was in a comfortable foster environment, Howie's appetite came back, and he looks great!  He loves to be around people and wants to follow his foster mom everywhere.  He is a little nervous around new kitties, but never aggressive--he just needs some time to adjust to them.  Howard loves to curl up next to his people and purr, and purr and purr.  If you sit down with him for a minute, Howie will rub against you, flop down, and roll over for pets. He is such a sweet guy! Howard would prefer a home without a dog, but we think he would do really well with kids, given his gentle nature. Please give this big boy the forever home he deserves!

Howard is neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Irving

Adult Male

Irving was just another West Philly stray left out in the cold to fend for himself.  Luckily, a caring local resident brought him to City Kitties.  After a quick trip to the Cat Doctor, he moved into foster care.  When Irving arrived at his foster mom's house, he integrated into her 'pack' of kitties quickly and without any of the usual introductory sparring.  Irving was soon the leader of the gang!   He is definitely the 'alpha kitty' and has earned his nickname 'Mr. Bossypants!'   Don't let that scare you away.  Irving also loves to cuddle.  He will spend hours curled up on your lap, or right next to you and he has a constant purr.  Irving loves wrestling with his foster kitty siblings, chasing his cat dancer and especially playing with his catnip rainbow. 

p.s. Irving let his foster dad put antlers on him for Christmas.  What kind of cat lets you put antlers on him?  An AWESOME one.  

Irving is neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.  

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Jenni

Adult Female

Jenni was rescued form a junkyard along with her rambunctous kittens during an early snowstorm.   She will start to purr just by talking to her.  When you actually pet her, look out!!  She is a true lap cat, and you can see from the photos. She loves to get on laps and be petted and just purr away. Jenni doesn't really play with the others, but she does like to play with toys, preferably ones with bells, whistles, rattles, etc.  She isn't a fan of loud noises or boisterous households, so she would do well in a quiet home by herself or with another laid back kitty.

Jenni is 1-2 years old, spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

LiLi

Adult Female

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About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Little One

Adult Female

Little One came to City Kitties from an individual who became too sick to care for her many kitties.  Little One’s mom was heartbroken to say goodbye to her (she said that Little One was the sweetest most social kitty she had ever met), but she was happy that Little One would be in a safe place where she could look to start a new life.  When L.O. arrived at the Cat Doctor, she was initially very timid. 

It wasn’t until she moved into foster care that her true personality began to shine.  The first day, she hid in her foster mom’s yoga room with her brother Stoli, but she was soon out exploring the apartment.    

She enjoys her position as “queen of the castle,” watching everything from her favorite perch – at the peak of the cat tree.  Little one loves running around the apartment, sniffing her beagle companion and purring up a storm.  She is a sweet kitty who is full of love and cuddles. 

Little One is a healthy 2 year old female kitty.  She gets along well with other cats and dogs but does not seem to need their companionship.  Little One would do great as an only cat, but would also flourish in a home with other cats or dogs.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Marmalade

Adult Male

Marmalade is as sweet as his name suggests. This big, handsome boy was found wandering outside with a large wound on his head. The poor guy had literally been fighting for his life out on the streets -- no place for a sweet, cuddly cat like Marm. Now that he's inside, his foster mom says he is definitely a lover, not a fighter! She describes him as a cuddle bug, a lapcat, and the perfect companion for someone who is looking for a laid-back attitude in their new pet. 

As you can see from his photos, Marmalade is a good-natured cat and you can practically see a smile on his face! He has big, fluffy paws, bushy whiskers, and adorable ear tufts. His fur is medium length, which provides the perfect amount of soft fluffiness with a bit less maintenance than a long-hair kitty. 

Marmalade tested positive for FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus), but don't let this scare you away -- cats with FIV can and do live long, happy, healthy lives. We recommend high-quality cat food and blood work at least every year to make sure Marm's immune system is healthy. Other than that, he needs no special care. FIV is not transmittable to humans or other species -- only felines -- and can only be spread through bite wounds and mating. This means that Marmalade could be an only cat or share his home with other FIV+ cats. Marmalade would be a fantastic only pet, since he adores people and craves their attention. There is no reason to believe Marm can't live a normal lifespan, so why not give him a chance to spend that life with you? He will repay you for years to come with cuddles and snuggles.

Marmalade is about 2-3 years old, neutered, FIV+, FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Maxwell

Adult Male

Maxwell was first spotted by his rescuer last summer. He wandered onto her West Philly porch, bone-thin from starvation on the streets, with a torn-up ear. He was so skinny, it was hard to look at him, but after spending a few weeks in his kitty 'condo,' he put on weight. Shortly thereafter, poor Maxwell suffered some serious wounds and his rescuer brought him to the vet to get fixed up. Now he's healthy, happy, and ready to find his forever home! Maxwell is gentle and enjoys attention (though he doesn't like to be picked up). He seems like a wise, wordly kind of guy after all he's been through. His sleek black coat gives him a polished look, and his crumpled ear adds some character! Max doesn't like sharing his foster home with multiple cats and dogs, but we think he would do well in a home with one other pet or with kids. He's an all-around great companion who just wants a stable place to call home for the rest of his life. Please give Maxwell the second chance he deserves! 

Maxwell is about 3-5 years old, neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, up to date on FVRCP and rabies vaccinations, and has been tested/treated for fleas/parasites as needed. 

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

May

Adult Female

Meet May! This petite girl was dropped off at the shelter by her former owners--it wasn't her fault she ended up in such a scary place. May moved to a foster home and her personality emerged immediately. She is curious, inquisitive, and playful. So far, her favorite toy is the Cat Dancer. She especially likes it when her foster parents initiatite playtime. May is talkative, with an adorable, raspy little 'mew,' and enjoys following her foster parents everywhere. She wants to know what everyone is up to! May also enjoys flopping next to her humans and purring while they read (and hopefully pet her too). She has lived with cats before but like most cats, will need time to adjust to any new feline siblings. May is very gentle and we think she would do well with children. 

May is about 5 years old, spayed, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Penny

Young Female

When a City Kitties volunteer pulled Penny from the ACCT shelter, she seemed skinny but otherwise fine. However, it turned out this kitten had swallowed a baby bottle top while on the streets (she was that hungry). It obstructed her bowel, and she needed life-saving emergency surgery. Penny thankfully recovered from the horrible ordeal 100%, and now she's ready to woo you with her pretty eyes and sweet disposition. She will happily snuggle into your neck or lap and purr herself to sleep. Penny loves other cats and would do well in a home by herself or with another feline to keep her company. She could be adopted with her foster boyfriend, Sir Harry. And just look at her face! You won’t be able to resist her! Please give this beautiful girl a second chance at the good life. 

Penny is about 1 year old, spayed, up to date on vaccinations, FIV/FeLV negative, received flea preventative medication, and had a negative fecal exam (worms/parasites).

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Pretty Kitty

Adult Female

Pretty Kitty came to City Kitties from an individual who became too sick to care for her kitties.  Pretty Kitty’s mom was heartbroken to say goodbye to her, but happy that Pretty Kitty would be in a safe place where she could look to start a new life.  Pretty Kitty is a healthy 4 year old female kitty.

Pretty Kitty (or PK as her foster mom has taken to calling her) has a beautiful soft, fluffy coat and a gorgeous mane that makes you believe she might be of royal lineage.  Pretty Kitty’s certain she’s a queen!  This fine lady’s sassy personality perfectly complements her regal good looks.  She’s affectionate, but on her own terms.  She loves to show affection by rubbing up against her foster mom’s legs, or by curling up in her lap for a nice nap.  Sometimes PK gives gentle love bites to show her happiness.  PK seems to get overstimulated by too much petting, and will give you a gentle swat to tell you she’s had enough.

Pretty Kitty is a pleasant balance of playful and calm.  She isn’t as crazy as a zippy young kitten, but she’s still got some spunk.  PK loves to follow people or other kitties around.  If her people are home, she’d prefer to be in the same room as them.  If one of her people is working at a desk, PK likes to lie on the desk and be a good companion.  When Pretty Kitty is feeling playful she can amuse herself - she plays with her toys, chases her tail or rolls around in the bathtub.  If you’re in the mood to play with her, she loves chasing a laser pointer!

Pretty Kitty gets along well with the two 8 year old cats in her foster home (though she wishes they were a little more interested in playing with her).  She would do well in a home with other friendly kitties, or as a solo kitty with attentive human companions to dote on her.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Rocco & Red

Adult Male

Rocco and Red lost their home in a foreclosure.  Their mom was desperate to find them a place where they could stay together.  She contacted City Kitties and these great guys moved into foster care. 

Their foster mom says that Rocco is the adventurer of the pair.  He is likely to be the life of the party whenever you have guests.  He is a frequent couch companion and likes to be on the same 'level' as his people.  This sometimes results in him riding around on your shoulder (if you'll let him).  Rocco is not intimidated by dogs, cats or people. 

Rocco's sister Red is a bit more shy and reserved.  She likes her people, but rarely comes out to play when there are guests around.  She will happily sit with people and likes quiet time.  Red loves catnip, but is much less competitive in her play than her brother Rocco. 

Rocco and Red are a bit of an odd couple.  They will curl up on the same person, but rarely curl up with each other when there isn't a person involved.  Rocco and Red do enjoy each other's companionship and will wrestle together with a bit of sibling rivalry. 

Rocco  and Red are spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Scarlett

Young Female

Scarlett came to City Kitties from ACCT weighing 5.5 pounds and with chemical burns all over her faceand eyes. With top-notch care at The Cat Dr. and lots of love, Scarlett is now a hefty 6.8 pounds and her face has healed wonderfully. There is some permanent scarring on her eyes. I’m pretty sure it affectsher vision (especially depth perception), but it doesn’t slow her down.

Scarlett needs to be where the action is. She’s always in the same room as me. If I’m writing a letter,she’s on top of it. If I’m surfing the internet, she’s checking out the keyboard. If I’m cooking, she’s mysous chef. If I take the dogs for a walk, she’s waiting at the door to greet us upon our return.

Scarlett loves to play. Unlike most playful cats, she doesn’t do well with the wand and string type toys.I think her eyesight makes playing with those difficult. She adores toys that make noise – jingle balls, crinkly pom-poms and rattle mice are some of her favorites. She also likes little soft toys that she can carry around in her mouth.

Over the course of several weeks, Scarlett got used to the idea of living with dogs. Now her favorite playpass time is stalking Kibitz – one of my dogs. Kibitz has no idea how much time Scarlett spends quietlystalking her, waiting for the perfect opportunity to run in and take a playful swat at her tail. Luckily, Kibitz is pretty tolerant of Scarlett’s antics.

Scarlett’s knack for getting into trouble makes me laugh. At first I wondered how she ended up withchemical burns all over her face and eyes – then I noticed how often she stuck her face into my hotchocolate and came out snorting with a burnt tongue! She climbs fearlessly onto unstable piles of stuffonly to have the entire pile come tumbling down on top of her. She has a tendency to forget she’sstanding on the rim of the toilet when she’s talking to me excitedly about breakfast in the morning – andshe falls in. After each disaster, Scarlett picks herself up and walks away in a dignified manner as if itnever happened.

Scarlett expresses her affection in her own way. Once her antics have exhausted her, she’ll snuggle up next to me while I’m sitting at the computer or reading a book. She doesn’t sit on my lap, but she’ll curlup with her butt against me, fall asleep with her paws hugging me, or even sit with her front paws on mylap. At night, after I go to sleep she’ll sneak up and fall asleep on my belly or legs.  I think for someone with a sense of humor and not too many fragile knick-knacks, she’ll be a perfect companion.

A few weeks after entering foster care, Scarlett came down with a urinary issue - she was peeingconstantly, and it was obvious she was in distress. She was checked for infections and urinary crystalsbut the vet didn’t detect either. A special diet and the addition of a kitty water fountain took care of the problem in less than a week. In order to keep Scarlett’s urinary issue from returning, she should stay on her current diet and have fountain water available. When she is adopted she’ll come with her kitty fountain and a case of food. Scarlett is meticulous about her litter box. Even while she was in distress she used her litter box perfectly.

Scarlett is 18 months, FeLV/FIV negative, vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Sir Harry

Young

Sir Harry was found wandering the cold streets of Philadelphia. A friend of City Kitties contacted us because that is no place for such a sweet kitty. This young bachelor is very friendly and very rambunctious. He loves wrestling with his foster girlfriend, Penny, and would especially like to find a forever home with her -- but he would be happy in a home with any active cat! Sir Harry loves to be around people and is overall a great guy. He could be just the companion you've been looking for!

Sir Harry is about one year old, neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Slinky-Winky

Adult Male

Haii!! My name is Slinky-Winky, the super-duper affectionate and luckiest kitty ever! Did I mention the smartest, too?  See, I knew exactly whose car in the hospital parking lot to sit under in the middle of a blazing heat wave.  When my foster mommy saw me, my sad but adorable one-eyed stare broke her heart. I’m safe now but I really need a furever loving home, preferably where I'll be the only pet. I like most of my foster siblings but don't get along with all of them and sometimes scare them during my bouts of energy. When I’m pooped out, my other fave pastime is to melt in your arms while purring and kneading away, and I love to return kisses on my forehead with loving little head bumps. Sometimes I play with things I shouldn’t, like Christmas trees...uh-ohs! Luckily my sweet and tender side is sooo irresistible…my foster mommy says I got swagger.  Please fill out an application for me if you’d like to share your life with the sweetest knucklehead ever!

Slinky-Winky is neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, up to date on FVRCP and rabies vaccines, and parasite-free.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Stoli

Young Male

Stoli came to City Kitties from an individual who became too sick to care for her many kitties.  Stoli’s mom was heartbroken to say goodbye to him, but she was happy that Stoli and his sister LIttle One would be in a safe place where they could start a new life. 

Stoli took a few days to settle into his foster home, but it didn't take too long before he was exploring the apartment and sneaking up to sniff her foster mom's amazing beagle.  Now Stoli loves pets and attention.  Stoli is a curious guy and his foster mom says he is most often found watching the excitement going on outside from his favorite windowsill.   

Stoli is a healthy 2 year old male kitty.  He is a pretty chill guy who gets along well with other cats and dogs.  Because he enjoys their companionship so much, we think he would do best in a home with other friendly kitties.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Wednesday

Adult Female

Wednesday was found wandering outside in the cold.  A friendly neighbor called City Kitties and got her a Cat Igloo while he was on the City Kitties waiting list so she wouldn’t too cold.  When she first came inside she was very shy and nervous.  She hid under the bed or in the closet only occasionally peeking out to say hello.  We could tell she was scared and hiding, but even then she was very gentle and would let us pet her and pick her up with hissing or scratching.    

While Wednesday is still easily spooked and will run back into her closet, when she is intimidates, she is also VERY affectionate.  She loves to purr, get scratches and nuzzle her face into her foster mom.  Sometimes if she isn’t getting enough attention, she will sit next to you and meow until you put your laptop away and give her the scratches she deserves. 

Wednesday has a gorgeous soft, shiny black coat.  She has tiny little ears and extra toes on her front feet.  She has a giant purr, and a squeaky little meow.  She may be shy, but she is SO sweet.  We don’t know much about Wednesday’s history, but our vet estimates that she is 1 – 3 years old.       

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Wilford

Adult Male

Wilford was found in a feral cat colony in West Philly, but all it took was one look and it was clear this guy wasn't feral. Willie is a handsome, charismatic cat with the most incredible purr we have ever heard. Simply look at him or say his name, and this silly guy starts purring like mad! He has a long coat and fluffy paws, giving him a regal look and making him that much more fun to cuddle with. Willie gets along well with other cats, males and females of various ages. Even cats who are less than pleased to meet Willie don't phase him--he just flops on the floor and waits for them to get the hisses out of their system. He would also do well as an only pet, as he doesn't seem to crave the attention of other felines. Willie has met dogs too, and as long as they're polite to him, he returns the favor. To sum it up, Wilford is an incredible cat who is a pleasure to be around! 

Wilford *had* diabetes, but he went into remission in late December, after a few months of treatment with insulin and diet food. He doesn't need insulin shots anymore! (Unlike people and dogs, cats often go into remission when their diabetes is controlled quickly.) He will continue to eat Hills Science Diet D/M food, a special diabetic diet which he loves, and he'll need his blood glucose checked occasionally to be sure he remains in remission. That's it! Willie needs a caring human who will continue providing him with proper care. He will repay that individual with years of love, cuddles, and a rumbling purr. 

Wilford is about 2-3 years old, neutered, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed. His adopter will receive a free bag of Hills Science Diet D/M food.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Wookie

Young Male

Wookie was fending for himself on the mean streets of Philadelphia when a concerned citizen contacted City Kitties for help.  After a general health exam, vaccinations and a neuter, Wookie moved to foster care where he is enjoying life as a pampered indoor cat.

Wookie is an incredibly handsome young gray tabby with a white ascot and gloves, elegant long whiskers, and a soft, fluffy fur coat. He is a very low-maintenance kitty and goes about his business without bothering you too much, though he really goes wild when you give him head scratches!  Wookie thinks scraps of paper on the floor and imaginary mice are much more fun than fancy toys! 

He gets along well with other cats but prefers to play by himself.  He keeps himself and his humans quite entertained!  Wookie is a very laid-back dude but can be a little bit shy, too, so he would prefer to live with another chill kitty who doesn't think it's funny to chase him around the house.  He would be the perfect companion to anyone who knows a good lookin' kitty when they see one and will give him a little time to come out of his shell.  

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.

Zoey

Adult Female

Zoey, a recent mom, was rescued from the Shelter with a horrible upper respiratory infection.  We rushed her to the Cat Doctor.  With love and medication Zoey was soon feeling all better.  We always knew this girl was gorgeous.  Her beautiful white coat is accented with an awesome stripey tail and little gray spot on her head and one on her butt.  As she felt better, we learned she has an amazing personality too!  This girl has it all.  She is lovely, cuddley, gentle and loving. 

Zoey is doing great in her foster home! She's a complete lovebug who thrives on attention and adoration. She always greets her foster mom at the door to 'her' room with a squeak and a butt swipe... and she is always ready for loving.  Zoey is a voracious eater and uses the litterbox without any problems.  She's gentle and sweet and would make a great addition to any household.  She's full of energy, but not overly so, She is an AWESOME kitty.

Zoey is spayed, FIV/FeLV negative, FVRCP and rabies vaccinated, received a fecal exam to test for parasites, uses the litterbox, and was treated for fleas and parasites as needed.

About City Kitties' Veterinary Care: We provide high quality veterinary care for our foster cats and kittens. Each animal is spayed/neutered, tested for FIV and feline leukemia, and receives age-appropriate vaccinations (FVRCP and rabies), and flea/parasite treatment as needed. Since they live in foster homes, you can see our adoptable animals in a familiar, stress-free environment, and their foster parents can tell you all about their personalities. If you have questions a week, a month, or even a year after adoption, we're available for guidance and support.

How to Adopt from City Kitties: Our adoptable animals are housed in private foster homes. The first step in meeting an adoptable animal is to fill out an adoption application. To ensure a lifelong match between you and your new pet, our adoption process involves an application, reference check, and a visit to your home at the time of adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 to help subsidize the cost of veterinary care. You can read more about the adoption process and fill out an application on our website, www.citykitties.org.