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This page lists the kittens (under one year) available for adoption from PAW.
Please note that kittens must be at least 8 weeks of age before adoption. They have been dewormed and vaccinated (distemper, rabies) as appropriate for their ages, and have tested negative for Feline Leukemia Virus and FIV.

Meenie, Minie and Toe Our Featured Kittens: Meenie, Minie and Toe
  • Interested in a particular cat? Please go to the cat's page and click on the contact person's name.
  • Looking for general information? Please e-mail us at paw_cats@yahoo.com.
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The following cats, in addition to hundreds of other animals, were saved from abandonment and death by PAW's dedicated and caring rescuers. If you would like to join the ranks of the world's most wonderful volunteers, and can devote as little as three hours a month to helping place PAW animals in stable, loving homes, come to a volunteer orientation, held at least once per month during an adoption show. See our adoption show schedule for directions to show locations. For information about volunteer orientations, please email pawvolunteer@yahoo.com.


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  • Redford, 8-1/2 months, male, neutered, medium-long hair, Orange tabby, Mr. Personality
  • Meenie, 4 months, male, Orange tabby
  • Minie, 4 months, male, Orange tabby
  • Toe, 4 months, male, Orange tabby
  • Misha, 3-1/2 months, female, black, Outgoing and friendly
  • Bridget, 3 months, female, Black
  • Conor, 3 months, male, Black
  • Licorice, 3 months, male, Black
  • Twizzler, 3 months, male, Black
  • Alpha, 11 weeks, female, Black and white tuxedo
  • Bravo, 11 weeks, male, Brown/black tabby with white
  • Charlie, 11 weeks, male, medium-long hair, Brown/black tabby

 
Take two – they're small!
Young kittens enjoy having playmates and are less likely to get lonely or into trouble when no one is home.

 
PAW needs foster homes for cats. For information on how you can make a difference,
please contact us at paw_cats@yahoo.com.

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