ACAT's Adoptables

For information on any of our adoptable felines, contact 982-ACAT or email ACAT at ACAT@alaskacatadoptionteam.org. Please note there are adoption fees for all ACAT placements, and unaltered kittens require a spay/neuter deposit.

Renoir	Renoir is a stunning gray and white Harlequin, who was born in early 2011. She and her four kittens were living under a bus near Willow. She had been pitched out of her home when her owner died and the owner's relatives didn't want her. She had a litter of kittens, which a neighbor did her best to feed, despite her limited means. Rennie is laid back and friendly in a reserved way. She has her kitten and rabies shots and is dewormed, leukemia tested negative, and spayed. She's good with other cats and dogs. She is fostering near Palmer. She has medium-short hair. To learn more, contact Vicki at 982-2219, or ACAT at 982-2228.

Frostee is a very pretty tabby and white kitten, she has a medium lenght coat, was likely born spring 2011. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines and ready to play! She is very talkative, keeps up a light 'trill' all day long, always asking "what are you doing?, where's my toy? is it time to eat yet?" while following you around. Found outdoors in the bitter cold as a stray she's quickly learning to enjoy the indoors and play nicely with her kitty and human friends. Call Linda at 688-4898 0r 632-4797 for info on how to visit Frostee.	Frostee

Li'L Bit was a stray who had the good fortunate of being taken in by Palmer couple who gave her a place to have and raise her six rambunctious tabby kittens. She is a short-haired tabby who was likely born fall of 2010. Li'l Bit is spayed, dewormed, and up to date on her shots. To learn more, contact ACAT at 982-2228.	Li'l Bit

Monica	Monica is a dark gray and white female, so named for her harmonic voice. She is a large, friendly cat but has a lot of "catitude," and will do best in a home where there are no other cats. She is spayed and has all of her shots. She'd like a home tolerant of her catcentricities. She'll be homed for a low adoption fee. To meet Monica, contact Linda in Peters Creek at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Winston	Winston was brought inside as a stray by a Good Samaritan during the cold, windy January weather. A vet determined he is about 1 to 1.5 years old. The blue-eyed Siamese mix is litter trained and loveable. He is very friendly and loves to be petted. Winston is started on shots, dewormed and scheduled for his neuter. To learn more about this fine tabby-Siamese guy, contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Remember, adult cats come altered, most are leukemia tested, and they are a great value. Ask about our special adult cat pricing for most of our ACAT fosters more than 1 year old.
We have adoption days about two or three times a month including 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 and 18 and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12 at at Eagle River Pet Zoo, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Feb. 4, Sunday, Feb. 12 and Saturday, Feb. 18 at Wasilla Pet Zoo. Times are approximate; call for details. Or call to make an appointment to see our felines in their foster homes. Please note that not all kittens & cats can appear at each adoption clinic. Call for confirmation. Adoptions dates can change due to circumstances beyong ACAT's control. Times are approximate. Call 982-2228.

ACAT's unaltered kittens 4 months and older are often discounted to make way for kittens waiting to come into foster care. Please inquire about our great 4-7-month-old kittens -- they have their kitten shots and some are already altered. They are loaded with fun, great for families with young children and better for people who are gone for long hours each day than a young kitten. It's also easier to tell the personality of an older kitten. To learn more, contact ACAT at 982-2228.

Siblings and kittens fostering together, and mom-kitten combos may be homed in pairs with special combo pricing.

Special pricing on ACAT's unaltered kittens more than 14 weeks old and on black kittens. Call 982-2228 for details.

Alaska SPCA offers low-cost altering. Or, check out Alaska Dog & Puppy's monthly low-cost alter clinic schedule (typically the first Friday of each month). They do kitties, too.

Milady Milady Sabine, tabby female — Sweet disposition, doesn’t like to be picked up but will come and sleep on her choice of laps in her time; loves to romp and play with other cats and cat toys. Milady is spayed and has her kitten shots. She was born at the end of March. She can be homed for a special price with her brother, Porthos. Contact Nancy at 373-3588 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Porthos Porthos, black male – follows you around if he thinks he’ll get canned food, might climb only if you take too long after opening a can; loves to meow; cuddly and playful with a little crook in his tail; very soft. Porthos is neutered and has his kitten shots. He was born at the end of March. Contact Nancy at 373-3588 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Char	Char is an all-black female, medium-haired like mom, Kumai, who was leukemia-tested negative. Char was born May 31st in foster care. She is spayed, has had her shots and twice dewormed. She is a lively, social kitten: sweet, fun, and interactive. To learn more, contact Trish at 357-3560 or ACAT at 982-2228. She is fostering in Wasilla.
Bizmark	After being passed from family member to family member at his adoptive family, Bizmark is back in foster care with his mom Kumai and sister Char. He is neutered and has his shots. Bizmark is a glorious medium haired tabby/Maine Coon with a huge plume tail. He's a big boy with a good attitude, despite all of the confusion in his life. His extended adoptive family loved him, but in the end decided he needed a stable home. To learn more, contact Trish at 357-3560 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Shiloh is a beautifully marked tabby short hair who was rescued hiding outside a store at 5 weeks old. He was born in June. He loves his bathrobe, using it to suckle. He is a little shy but loves to be held and cuddled. He loves to play with the other foster kittens. He is fostering in Peters Creek. He's dewormed, neutered and has his kitten shots. Contact Barb at 688-9288, Linda at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Shiloh

Dodger	Dodger is a handsome, amiable, short-to-medium haired gray and white neutered male. He was born in August. He loves to play with fur mousies, super balls and laser lights. He is tentative when he meets strangers, but is a very loving guy who likes to sit a shoulder or in a lap. He very much enjoys the company of other cats, and is the antithesis of the "alpha male" -- he is very much a follower and will do best in a home where he can have a companion cat and/or dog. He likes dogs, too. For details, contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.

How much are adoption fees? The usual adoption fee for a young, unaltered, nonblue-eyed kitten is $75. For ALL unaltered kittens, there is also the $50 spay/neuter deposit, which you will recoup when you have your kitten altered. Blue-eyed kittens are generally a $100 adoption fee. Older, unaltered kittens are less; altered kittens and adults are more. Featured cats and some other special felines are homed for a low adoption fee. Call for specific adoption fees on individual felines. Why pay for a kitten through an adoption group? There's no such thing as a "free" kitten. We start our kittens with dewormer, mite treatments and vaccinations. ACAT strives to get your feline off to a great start, including incurring some of those expenses you'd have to pay to raise a healthy kitten. You are also helping other cats and kittens. Our adoption fees not only help pay for the care of your kitten or cat, they help cover vet bills for ill or injured cats, and allow us to help spay the mothers of kittens we bring into foster care. By adopting through ACAT, you help reduce the cat overpopulation problem by committing to alter your kitten and helping to fund other alters. As a federally designated 501c3 nonprofit organization run entirely by volunteers, all of the money raised through our fees and donations is used to help the cats. No one is paid and no money is used for other purposes. You can adopt and/or donate knowing the money is helping the kitties.
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Georgie	Georgie's a redhead born July 5. He's got a gorgeous dark orange and white medium-haired coat. He's a playful, fun, friendly guy well used to children and other cats. He is neutered and has his kitten shots. He is fostering near Wasilla. Contact Nancy at 373-3588 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Bonnie	Clyde
Bonnie and Clyde are a couple of wild little 'gangsters' found abandoned in a field. They were about 5 weeks old then and are slowly coming around to being socialized. Both are sweet and loving, purring nicely with a quiet, gentle touch. They are polydactals and Clyde, particularly, has huge back feet. Bonnie is a beautiful orange tabby female, with extra toes on all four feet. She has an exceptionally soft coa. Bonnie is a playful little sweetheart, drools when she is petted and loves to hang out with her brother Clyde. We estimate their date of birth around Aug. 30, both have had their kitten vaccines, been dewormed and checked for earmites. They are closely bonded and would do well as a pair. If you have the time and patience to continue working with them, we believe you will have two loyal, loving feline companions! Call Linda at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Please remember ACAT will not adopt kittens until about 10 weeks of age and at least 2.25 pounds. This is for the health and well-being of the kitten. You can, however, reserve younger kittens by placing a deposit. Deposits can be made in person or through Paypal online. Deposits are nonrefundable.

Meet our Featured Cats: Hansel & Gretel
Featured cats will be homed for an extra low homing fee. Contact ACAT for more information: 982-2228.
Hansel	Gretel
Hansel and Gretel were rescued from a bad situation in Houston. They were born about July 3. Hansel has nice sleek, long hair and a perfect tuxedo coat. He's had his kitten vaccines as well as rabies and is neutered and microchipped too! It would be nice if he went with Gretel but I think he could be fine on his own. Gretel, a dilute tortie, is a very active little "fox," always running around looking for a mouse or ball to chase, and LOVES feathers/bells on a stick! She is slowly coming around to being petted. She and Hansel are very patient about sitting for their snacks. She is a fun little character, may never become a lap cat but will always be entertaining. She and Hansel make a nice complementary pair. They are altered. They foster in Peters Creek. Call Linda at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Manet	Manet is a light gray and white spayed female medium-to-long haired polydactyl kitten. She was born in mid August. She is has all of her shots. Manet gets along with the fosters' 2 female cats and dog, and did fine with a previous fosters' dogs and male cats. Manet is very talkative, loves to be cuddled, enjoys to be softly rubbed all over her body (even on her belly). Manet is on her way to being a lap cat as she will fall asleep on your chest. Manet is good with being combed and having her nails clipped. Manet is a sweet little girl who is slowly coming around to being socialized. She loves to be loved and will need a patience as change scares her. She's fine with older kittens and cats and with dogs. She will need a patient home as change frightens her. Her mother (Renoir) leukemia tested negative. For more information, contact Henry at 688-1029, Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.
Picasso	Picasso is handsome neutered male long-haired polydactal, all white but two spot on his head and a tabby tail. He's an energetic guy and the bruiser of the litter, which includes Monet and Manet, born in mid August. His mom is Renoir. He is crazy for balls and treats. For more information, contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.
Monet is a light gray and white spayed female medium-to-long haired polydactal kitten. She enjoys playing with toys and wrestling with her siblings. She is fine with dogs but a bit tentative with people. Born in mid August, she is a sibling of Monet and Picasso, and the kitten of Renoir. For more information, contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Monet
The group of kittens above -- Monet, Manet, Picasso, a sister since homed, and their mother, Renoir -- were living under a bus near Houston. The woman living in the bus could barely meet her own needs but shared what she could with the cat family, which was rescued and brought into foster care in early November. The kittens were likely born in mid August. Their mother, Renoir, is leukemia-tested negative, making the kittens quite certainly free of that disease. They are all fine with other cats and dogs. They are all altered. For more information, contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.


Watson is a medium-haired black tuxedo. He was born about Sept. 1. Watson is playful, cuddly fellow. He is started on deworming and vaccines. Characters Welcome!! Active participant in play, sleep, lap time, purr time, TV time — yes, Watson loves Animal Planet,football and commercials with lots of movement. He is a laugh a minute whether asleep or awake. To learn more, contact Barb at 688-9288 or ACAT at 982-2228. He is fostering in Peters Creek.	Watson

Tova is a shy torby kitten and does not do well with loud noises or kids. For the most part she keeps to herself and loves hiding. She is hard to catch but has never bitten or scratched. She doesn't love being held but she will put up with it. She loves playing with the other cats and gets very curious. She does very well with Bagheera, an adult foster cat, and has a very close bond with her. She has been around our dogs and doesn't seem to mind them. She adjusts very well with animals but not as well with people. With patience and earning her trust she would make a great family member. She was part of a litter living under the roof of a house. She is fostering in Anchorage. Contact Rachelle at 720-5049 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Tova

Crackers	Found on the porch of a loving family and rescued out of the snow, Crackers was a very sick kitten with a great fighting spirit to get better. After many days of love, medication and her own wonderful attitude, Crackers is better. A tummy rub, back scratch, and ear tickle has Crackers rolling for more. She was born about Oct. 25. She is dewormed and started on shots. She is fostering in Wasilla. For details, contact Trish at 357-3560 or ACAT at 982-2228.


Shorty is a long, lean, athletic girl who is playful and loving when she wants to be. Afraid of dogs and kids, she gets along well with other cats, and will be fine in a home where she can be a playmate for an older cat. She was born on Oct. 16 is current with shots and deworming, is litterbox trained and sleeps all night. A wonderful companion kitten! Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Lefty is an amazingly athletic girl, and carries her mother's Siamese characteristics well. She wants to be wherever there's an open door, runs for treats, and is just fun to have around. A bit shy and a loner in temperment, she will grow into a loving gal as she finds a forever home. Born Oct. 16, she is current with shots and deworming, is litterbox trained and sleeps all night. Not so good with kids or dogs, she would do best in a quiet home with lots of places to hide in or explore. Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.
These kittens are ready to home. They were born about Oct. 16. They are dewormed and started on shots. They are fostering in Wasilla. Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Center is a loving and lovable all-black kitten with a "locket" of white on her chest. A bit longer than shorthaired, she has a soft coat and lovely eyes that just beg for a hug. Born on October 16, 2011, she is current with shots and deworming, is litterbox trained, and sleeps all night. Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Ebony is a sweetheart of a cat, but shy and will needs lots of love and attention. She has been a great mother with her litter. She is a young adult. To learn more, contact Barb at 688-9288 or ACAT at 982-2228. He is fostering in Peters Creek.	Saphire is a brownish-black with white scattered throughout her belly. She is a medium hair born mid November. Saphire is very sweet and likes to rest right under your chin when not pestering her brother for more play time. To learn more, contact Barb at 688-9288 or ACAT at 982-2228. He is fostering in Peters Creek.
Both this little one and a homed sibling, along with Mom “Ebony,” traveled all the way from Adak to this foster home. They are doing wonderfully. Gaining weight, they have become very friendly with the other fosters close to their age. They are all started on shots, deworming and earmite treatment. To learn more, contact Barb at 688-9288 or ACAT at 982-2228. He is fostering in Peters Creek.


Two-Spot (think Two Socks from the movie Dances with Wolves) just might be second or third in birth order in this litter of eight. Born Nov. 16, he is all boy, energetic, demanding, and shows exuberant affection if he loves you. The two dark spots on his nose make him truly unique, and his personality says "Take Me, Take Me!" in capital letters. Your life will definitely be fun with this kid, and we truly hope to hear from you as he grows up.	This group of kittens, born Nov. 16, is just about ready to begin moving into their forever homes. They are bundles of personality, good with other cats and learning about dogs. They are started on shots and dewormed. Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.
Ragamuffin is the second silliest kitten on the planet. She looks like someone just threw her together, and left a light-colored spot under her nose. With her long hair, white feet and gorgeous "bib", and a combination of Standard (stripes) and Classic (circles on her side), Ragamuffin fits her to a T. Yet this youngster has stolen my heart, as she will yours, with her loving and funny personality. Born Nov. 16, and probably third or fourth in birth order, whomever gets this gem will never regret it. Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.	No-Spot (reference Two-Spot above) has no spots on his nose. He outweighs everyone else, has a glorious gray and white coat that is symetrical in its Tuxedo markings. Even the distinctive white lines across the outside of his legs is even, and his personality speaks to his being head (or next to) of the pack. Secure in who he is, No-Spot gets along with all other cats and kittens, and may eventually get used to being around a non-agressive dog. Keep this boy active and healthy, and you'll have a wonderful friend for life. He was born Nov. 16.
Rumplestiltzkin was named because she was a rumpled mess as a tiny kitten. She has surprised us all by growing into a gloriously long-haired Russian Blue girl. She's a love of a kitten, and if our Russian Blue girl is any indicator, will have a luxurious coat as she grows up. Quiet and reserved, Rumples definitely needs a new name, but we will always remember that rumpled mess. She gets along with everyone, even an older dog in our home. Russians don't usually like much change, or the cold, so please keep that in mind when you take her home. She was born Nov. 16. Contact Doug and Marli Holden at 631-3249 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Pretty Boy started out as Pretty Girl, but made a life-change somewhere along the line. He actually weighs less than the bigger kids in this litter of eight. His long-haired coat is an exotic mix of Standard and Classic Tabby, pure white Tuxedo markings, and a voice that doesn't hesitate to tell you what he wants. A bit of a tattletale, he is a wonderful kid who loves to cuddle and be petted and pampered. If he chooses you as his forever humans, you will have been blessed with a truly amazing kitten. He was born Nov. 16.


Salem is a talker when he wants to be loved on. He loves to be held and played with. He likes playing with strings and anything that makes a crinkle sound. Contact Rachelle at 720-5049 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Spook is the biggest of her siblings and is the most independent. She loves wrestling the older foster kittens and playing with mom's tail. She also loves attention when she asks for it of course. See details below.
These kittens were born Nov 20. They have all been around two dogs (a golden retriever and a Pomeranian), kids, and other foster cats. They have been dewormed and have their first kitten shots. To learn more, contact Rachelle at 720-5049 or ACAT at 982-2228. They are fostering in Anchorage.


Tulip is a short-haired all black girl.	Dahlia is a medium-haired black girl.
These little florets were brought in from Mat-Su Animal Control where they were dropped at about 5 weeks of age. They were born in mid November. They are fun, adventurous and affectionate girls who love their dogs and other cats. That's Dahlia in the photo at the bottom of the page on the Weimaraner. They are started on shots and treated for worms and earmites. To learn more, contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.


Fanny is an all-black short-hair. She's got plenty of spunk and she isn't afraid to use it. Contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Emma, a gray stripe, is a short/medium hair. She's the biggest of the litter and likes to throw her weight around.
Elinor, a medium-haired sealpoint, is the smallest but she's feisty. Contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Captain Wentworth, a short-haired gray and white with cute markings, is small and sweet.
Mr. Knightley is a finely marked black and white little gentleman who likes attention. Contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Dodger with Austen kittens. Dodger (above) is a good big foster brother and would home well with any of his foster siblings.
These Jane Austen-named foster kittens are sweet little bundles of energy, born about Nov. 15. They are started on shots and dewormed. They are a bit small and will be homed as they make weight. They are foster siblings with the flower kittens, the artist kittens and Dodger, and can be combined with any for a special adoption rate. They like dogs and other cats. They are fostering near Palmer. Contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.

Elliot is a short-haired dark mackerel tabby fellow.	Charlotte is a dark tabby and white with a interesting bowl cut-looking face. She is short-haired.
Abbey is a dark gray tabby and white girl with very interesting markings. She is short haired.	Elton takes the Holstein look to a whole new level. He's a short-haired fellow with a most interesting coat.
Bingley is a blue-eyed, short-haired Siamese mix who is already showing signs of being a mischief maker.	These are five more Austen-named kittens, new to foster care Jan. 31 and the "nieces and nephews" of the Austen kittens above (the litters' mothers are mother and daughter). They are dewormed, treated for earmites and started on shots. Stay tuned for more on their personalities. They were born Nov. 25 and will be ready mid February. They are fostering near Palmer. They are good with dogs and other cats. Contact Vicki at 982-2219 or ACAT at 982-2228.


Esme — Tiny Esme is the black sister to her siamese siblings...and she has the voice to prove it! She is the most vocal and outgoing of the bunch, always wanting to be first to be held or to race and run. Call Linda at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.	Mai is just as her name means...silk! A very soft coat and sweet, shy personality makes her ready for cuddling. These Siamese mix kittens are fostering in Peters Creek. They were born Nov. 22. To learn more, call Linda at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.


	Must love dogs or kids? ACAT has many kittens raised with dogs so they transition quickly to a cat-friendly dog in your household. Some of our kittens and cats are raised with children. Just ask the foster caregiver by calling the number beneath the cat or kitten about which you'd like to inquire.

Call 982-2228 or email acat@alaskacatadoptionteam.org to learn about felines not yet pictured. Kittens are posted at about 9 weeks of age and are not homed until 10 weeks.