Domestic Shorthaired Cat Kitten for sale in Foley, Alabama

Frequently Asked Questions about Kittens and Cats for Adoption

1. What breeds are available for adoption?

We have adorable 4 Kittens and 1 Grown Male cat available for adoption. The kittens are of the Domestic Shorthaired Cat breed, with the following colors:

• Kitten 1 - Blue
• Kitten 2 - Silver Tabby
• Kitten 3 - Black & White
• Kitten 4 - Grey & White

The adult cat is a Grown & Housebroken Orange Tabby Male.

2. Where are the kittens and cat located?

All the cats are located in Foley, Baldwin County, Alabama, United States.

3. Are these pets rescues?

Yes, all of the pets we have available for adoption are rescued animals looking for good, caring homes.

4. How can I adopt a kitten or cat?

Please refer to the specific instructions in the listing for the adoption process. It's easy and straightforward to bring home your new furry friend!

5. Are the kittens and grown male cat litter trained?

Yes, our cats are litter trained. The Grown Male Orange Tabby is also housebroken, making him a great companion for your home.

6. Can I meet the kittens and cat before adopting?

Yes, we encourage potential adopters to meet the kittens and the grown male cat to ensure a good fit for your family.

7. What is the adoption fee?

The adoption fees can vary, so please check the specific listing for detailed information. This fee often goes toward the care and well-being of the rescued pets.

8. What supplies do I need before bringing home a kitten or cat?

Before bringing your new pet home, you will need essential supplies such as a litter box, food and water bowls, cat food, a scratching post, and toys to keep them entertained.

9. Will the kittens be vaccinated?

Yes, our rescued kittens typically receive their initial vaccinations as part of the adoption process. Please check the listing for specific details on their vaccination status.

10. How do I care for my new kitten or cat?

Caring for a kitten or cat involves providing them with a balanced diet, regular veterinary check-ups, socialization, love, and attention. It is essential to create a comfortable environment for them to thrive.