Who doesn't love a kitten? They are adorable and playful. The reality is that female cats can produce thousands of kittens in their lifetime. This is why all cats and kittens are spayed and neutered to reduce overpopulation, which leads to suffering. 

Kittens require a lot of attention and cleaning. They also tend to do better in pairs than alone. If you're considering adopting a kitten, consider adopting two of them. If thats not feasible, then ensure you take the time to play with them and cuddle with them. It is essential for their development. 

Below, you will find some of the kittens currently available for pre-adoption. We do not place kittens on hold. This is because people often change their minds, and this could cause a kitten to miss a serious adopter. Instead, we create a potential adopter list and call interested adopters on a first-come, first-served basis. So if you're interested in a particular kitten, feel free to reach out to be put on that kitten's potential adopter list. 

Kittens are under 12 months of age. Once they are a year old they are considered adults.