Pets Fur Adoption: 4 cats looking for their forever home

While these shelters require applications and adoption fees, one shouldn’t be discouraged. Cat adoptions have a lesser fee than dog adoptions and these four cats are looking for their forever home.

Havannah, 1 year, female

Montgomery County SPCA, 1232 NY State HWY 5s, Amsterdam

Havannah, once a stray, was brought to the shelter to find her new home and break out of her shell. The young cat, is known to be shy according to the shelter but once given attention, she does warm up to those around her. While still trying to come out of her shell, she would thrive in a quiet and calm environment so she can receive all the tenderness, love and care. If interested in adopting her and the house already has a cat, don’t worry, the shelter says she gets along with other cats.

Adoption Details: Fill out an adoption application on their website and call 518-842-8050 to set up an appointment.

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Beegee, 7 months, female

Saratoga County Animal Shelter, 6010 County Farm Rd., Ballston Spa

Beegee is a young and timid cat. While being shy and taking a while to grow within herself, with time she will gain trust. The shelter believes she would thrive in a calm household but with other cats. Her delicate nature makes her the perfect pet for those who appreciate quieter moments. While the shelter recommends multiple meets before adopting, once comfortable and familiar with someone, she reciprocates the love given.

Adoption Details: Contact SCAS to schedule a meet at 518-885-4113 and fill out the adopter profile on their website and bring it with you to the appointment.

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Skedaddle, 1 year, female

Animal Protective Foundation, 53 Maple Ave., Glenville

This one-year-old cat is a lover of relaxing and being in bed where she feels safe. Skedaddle has a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia, which affects her walk and balance. Because of the condition, she loves to be in bed according to the shelter but is working on being comfortable with people and being pet. Skedaddle requires a home that can accommodate her needs, be patient and love her whole heartedly.

Adoption Details: First, review available pets on our website, then contact the at 518-374-3944 or info@animalprotective.org. Then a staff member will call you back in 24 hours to discuss appointments, animal desires and needs.

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Sedona, 2 years, male

Mohawk Hudson Humane Society, 3 Oakland Ave., Menands

Sedona is a spiritual cat that can be both shy and friendly with other cats. He loves relaxing in hiding spots like his hidey tube at the shelter but if you give him enough space, he will watch things around him, like birds or adults moving. According to the shelter, Sedona would thrive in an adult-only, experienced household with other cats.

Adoption Details: Fill out an Adopter Profile at the front desk and present a valid photo ID. An adoption counselor will share all we know about the pet before introducing you. It is best if all human household members meet the pet at the shelter. For more information, visit their website.