American Polydactyl Kitten for sale in Johnstown, Pennsylvania

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Why do I need to rehome these cats and kittens?

I need to rehome these cats and kittens because I have too many to care for properly due to medical reasons. It is important to find them loving homes where they can receive the attention they deserve.

2. What types of cats are available for adoption?

I have a variety of cats including torties, orange tabbies, and other breeds. Specifically, the American Polydactyl cats are hand-reared and extremely loving.

3. Are the cats and kittens socialized?

Yes, all of the cats and kittens available for adoption are hand-reared and very friendly. They are used to human interaction and enjoy being around people.

4. Can I see more photos of the cats?

I have more photos available, but I am currently unable to upload them. However, I can describe their personalities and characteristics for you!

5. Where is the location of the cats for adoption?

The cats and kittens are located in Johnstown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, United States. If you're interested, please let me know and we can arrange a meet-up.

6. What is involved in the adoption process?

The adoption process includes a simple discussion about the cats' needs, answering any questions you may have, and ultimately ensuring a loving match between you and your new furry friend.

7. Are there any costs involved in the adoption process?

While I am not charging an adoption fee, I encourage potential adopters to consider contributing to the care of the cats, if possible.

8. Can I adopt multiple cats?

Yes! If you are interested in adopting more than one cat, please let me know. Many of them get along well and would love to be together in a new home.

9. How can I prepare my home for a new cat?

Preparing your home for a new cat includes creating a safe space, providing litter boxes, food, and water bowls, and making sure the environment is cat-friendly with toys and comfortable spots.

10. What should I know about taking care of American Polydactyl cats?

American Polydactyl cats have a unique trait of extra toes. They require the same basic care as other cats but may need regular grooming to keep their paws healthy.