Smudge

**Soot and Smudge are a bonded pair and will be adopted together! They are currently in a foster home and are not located in the shelter."<br/><br/>We've got kittens! If you're ready to add some spunk, silliness, and purrs to your home, now is the time! Kittens are full of energy and need homes where people have the time to give them lots of daily play, pets, and attention. Younger kittens often do best going home with a sibling or to a home with a young, playful resident cat to keep them company and help keep them busy! Plus, it helps teach them appropriate manners, so that they don't play too rough with human hands. Any introductions to resident pets should be done slowly. Most kittens will do well with older kids who can handle them gently. If you're ready to welcome home one (or two!) little ones, make an adoption appointment to visit them today!

**Soot and Smudge are a bonded pair and will be adopted together! They are currently in a foster home and are not located in the shelter."

We've got kittens! If you're ready to add some spunk, silliness, and purrs to your home, now is the time! Kittens are full of energy and need homes where people have the time to give them lots of daily play, pets, and attention. Younger kittens often do best going home with a sibling or to a home with a young, playful resident cat to keep them company and help keep them busy! Plus, it helps teach them appropriate manners, so that they don't play too rough with human hands. Any introductions to resident pets should be done slowly. Most kittens will do well with older kids who can handle them gently. If you're ready to welcome home one (or two!) little ones, make an adoption appointment to visit them today!

**Soot and Smudge are a bonded pair and will be adopted together! They are currently in a foster home and are not located in the shelter."

We've got kittens! If you're ready to add some spunk, silliness, and purrs to your home, now is the time! Kittens are full of energy and need homes where people have the time to give them lots of daily play, pets, and attention. Younger kittens often do best going home with a sibling or to a home with a young, playful resident cat to keep them company and help keep them busy! Plus, it helps teach them appropriate manners, so that they don't play too rough with human hands. Any introductions to resident pets should be done slowly. Most kittens will do well with older kids who can handle them gently. If you're ready to welcome home one (or two!) little ones, make an adoption appointment to visit them today!