7 cuddly kittens to adopt now in Long Beach
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Start your day off right by browsing through cuddly kittens! There are dozens of kittens up for adoption right here in Long Beach.
Hoodline partnered with Petfinder, an online adoption site that lists “more than 315,000 adoptable pets from nearly 14,000 animal shelters and rescue groups" to bring you this roundup of kittens near you.
(Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.)
Milo, tabby and domestic shorthair mix
Milo is a darling male tabby and domestic shorthair kitten currently residing at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Milo gets along well with other cats. Have no fear: He's already house-trained. He has been vaccinated. Read more about how to adopt Milo on Petfinder.
Cathy, calico and domestic shorthair mix
Cathy is a lovable female calico and domestic shorthair kitten being kept at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Cathy is a social butterfly, and she loves other cats. She's been vaccinated. She is already house-trained. Notes from Cathy's caretakers: Read more about how to adopt Cathy on Petfinder.
She's cautious, but still has lots of curiosity and knows how to play hard when she wants to. She'll accept petting and will come sit on your lap when one of her sisters is doing so, but she doesn't seek out snuggles from you on her own. She's not cold or mean, just more of an independent, sensitive, private gal, on her own path.
Carly, calico and domestic shorthair mix
Carly is a female calico and domestic shorthair kitten currently housed at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Carly loves other cats, dogs and children. She is already house-trained. She has been vaccinated. Here's what Carly's friends at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue think of her: Apply to adopt Carly today at Petfinder.
Carly is the snuggliest, purriest, most lap-seeking, gentle love bug of the three calicos in her litter. She sometimes will start purring just from making eye contact with you. She joins in with running and clambering and mischief-making with her siblings, but she is usually the first to decide to take a break on your lap, or to "supervise" whatever activity you're doing.
Victor, tabby and domestic shorthair mix
Victor is a male tabby and domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Victor loves to socialize, and he'll get along great with your other cats. He is already house-trained. He has had all of his shots. From Victor's current caretaker: Read more about how to adopt Victor on Petfinder.
Victor is outgoing, extra-curious and confident. He loves toys and will not give up until he "catches and kills" his toy mouse. But he's not just a ferocious predator; he's also a snuggly purr machine once he's tired out from hunting.
Cookie, tabby and domestic shorthair mix
Cookie is a female tabby and domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Cookie is friendly as can be, and she loves other cats, dogs and children. Fear not: She's already house-trained. She is vaccinated. Cookie's current caretakers say: Apply to adopt Cookie today at Petfinder.
Miss Cookie is a chunky girl who loves her food. She loves pets and likes to cuddle up next to you on the sofa, but watch your snacks.
Tortie, tortoiseshell and domestic shorthair mix
Tortie is a darling female tortoiseshell and domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Tortie plays well with others — she gets along well with other cats. Tortie has had all her shots. Fear not: She is already house-trained. Read more about Tortie on Petfinder.
Lottie, tortoiseshell and domestic shorthair mix
Lottie is a winsome female tortoiseshell and domestic shorthair kitten being cared for at Zazzy Cats Kitty Rescue. Lottie is happy to keep company with other cats, dogs and kids. She's already house-trained. She has been vaccinated. More from Lottie: Read more about Lottie on Petfinder.
I’m a crazy active kitten, the most daring and coordinated of the three of us in our litter. I like to climb up my foster mom and sit on her back when she feeds us... I snuggle a little but I’m more independent than my siblings.
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