Small Central Virginia Cat and Kitten Rescue and Adoption Group
Cats for Adoption
Cats currently up for adoption. Updated 13 July 2020. Please see our PetFinder page for more cats for adoption during COVID-19 restrictions.
Cashew (left) & Peanut (right) – must be adopted together
If you have a heart for animals you should consider adopting Cashew & Peanut
Found in a drainage system, these 2 bottle babies were the only survivors from a litter of 5. Born with almost no vision or no eyes, they have overcome many obstacles.
Cashew and Peanut are now sweet loving cats who have to be adopted together because of their congenital eye issues/ limited vision. They have been to the Richmond Eye Clinic for treatment and all necessary treatments were performed.
Peanut will come right up to anyone purring begging for attention. He loves pets! He will let you hold him. He has fused elbows- so now and then when he jumps, he lands on his face. Once he has learned the layout of the house he gets around fine. This probably should be done room by room to begin with.
Cashew is a little shy at first, but once he knows you he begs for his belly and cheeks to be rubbed.
Both cats purr constantly when people are paying attention to them. They are calm, gentle, curious and playful. The previous foster had them out in the house with 2 big dogs and other cats. Cashew especially loves to play with the other animals. They are such a delight and loved immediately by all who meet them!
My name is Squiggles, I’m a 4 year old spayed female short hair blue classic tabby. Current on vaccines and no health issues. Rabies 3yr done 02/02/18 and FVRCP 3yr done 03/02/19 at Lee’s Hill Pet Hospital under Molly Welch. I’m a very sweet shy girl, and I’m looking for a quiet home with no other kitties that could bully me. I may do well in a new home with a calm dog.
Contact Virginia at Lee’s Hill Pet Hospital 540 710-7111 if you have any questions or concerns. I hope C4P can help me find the purfect furever family.
