ACAT's Adoptables

For information on any of our adoptable felines, contact 982-ACAT or email ACAT at ACAT@alaskacatadoptionteam.org. Please note there adoption fees for all ACAT placements, and unaltered kittens require a spay/neuter deposit.
Tasha is a cute little Birman, topping out at 5 pounds. She's currently sporting a lion cut that's growing out. She has a China doll face and gorgeous blue eyes. She has a serious nose licking agenda so be prepared to be mothered by this cat. She is a young adult who is spayed. To learn more, contact Tami in Wasilla at 841-0525 or ACAT at 982-2228.

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Tasha
 

Monica

 Monica is a dark gray and white female, so named for her harmonic voice. She is a large, friendly cat but will do best in a home where there are no other cats. She is spayed and has all of her shots.To meet Monica, contact Linda in Peters Creek at 688-4898 or ACAT at 982-2228.
Remember, adult cats come altered and are a great value.
Call to make an appointment to see our felines in their foster homes. Our next scheduled Eagle River Pet Zoo adoption day is noon-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 12
Alaska SPCA is offering free and low-cost altering now. It's a great time to adopt a kitten.

Britches is friendly and wired for fun. He can jump like a spring and plays endlessly, but also has a ready purr. A wonderfully symmetrical black and white tuxedo, he was born in late April or early May, has been dewormed and has his kitten shots. He is used to dogs, children and other cats. To meet Britches, contact Nancy at 529-911 or Vicki at 982-ACAT (-2228). He is fostering in Wasilla.

 
Siblings and kittens fostering together may be homed in pairs with special combo pricing.
 

These two kittens are seeking homes after they, their mother and a sibling were a dumped at Alaska Dog and Puppy Rescue, very thin, hungry and dehydrated.The apricot-colored family rebounded nicely. Their fur is very soft and almost plush. They are an exotic mix, likely Persian. Shasta is a polydactal. Ms. Biggs is peach and white. Both of the girls are loving and friendly. Biggs particularly likes men.

The kittens were born about March 28. For information, contact or or Jamie at 317-9982, or contact ACAT at 982-2228.

 

 

Ms. Biggs

Biggs

Shasta
Ms. Biggs and Shasta are fostering in Anchorage. Contact Rebecca at 929-8071 or ACAT at 982-2228.
 
ACAT's kittens 15 weeks and older are discounted now to make way for kittens waiting to come into foster care. Please inquire about our great 3-5-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.
 

Wilbur is comfortable wherever he lands.

Rambo feels strongly about his remote control. He prefers "Animal Planet."

Rhino catches a nap.

 These kittens were rescued from under a trailer in Anchorage. The situation was appalling -- two dead adult cats along with several kittens and two mother cats rescued. These three, born somewhere in mid to late May, are dewormed and have their kitten shots. Wilbur is a short-haired gray tuxedo male with a fast purr, while Rambo is the same model in black. He loves to be petted. Rhino is mostly steel gray with a touch of white; he is the sweetest of the boys. They are friendly and fun. To learn more about Rhino, contact contact Rebecca in Anchorage at 929-8071 or ACAT at 982-2228; for for Rambo and Wilbur, you can also contact Nancy at 529-9114.
 

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Angel

 Angel is the most perfect cat. She loves attention like no other. If she sees you coming to pet her, she will start head bonking anything in sight in her excitement. She likes to talk and will hold a conversation with you. She likes to go outside but cannot be unsupervised as she likes to wander. She is a ragdoll and has the ragdoll personality. She is spayed. To meet this loving girl, who is about 2 years old, contact Tami at 841-0525 in Wasilla or ACAT at 982-2228.
 
Dahlia is a striking gal with her Dalmation spots and jet black tail. She is a sweet girl born about mid May. She has kitten shots and has twice been dewormed. She likes kids and other cats, and is looking for a home where she can color coordinate. To meet Dahlia, contact Nancy at 529-9114 or Jamie at 317-9982, or contact ACAT at 982-2228. She is fostering in Wasilla.

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Dahlia
 
Ben (formerly of Ben and Jerry) is a handsome orange marmalade boy found wandering with his twin brother in a neighborhood near Wasilla. He was born about mid June andis just the right size to head off to a home. He is started shots and dewormed. He is a friendly, loving and fun guy with handsome vermiculations. To meet this ice cream guy in Wasilla, contact Tami at 841-0525 or ACAT at 982-2228.
 

Merry (think Lord of the Rings) was born last October. He is a handsome, turquoise-eyed sealpoint. He is neutered and up to date on his shots and deworming. He's a very laid back "surfer dude" sort of guy. He is very playful with toys and other cats, and very affectionate with humans. He's a great young cat. Learn more by contacting Tami at 841-0525 or ACAT at 982-2228. He is located in Wasilla.
 

Loretta

Please remember ACAT will not adopt kittens until about 10 weeks of age. You can, however, reserve younger kittens by placing a deposit. Deposits can be made in person or through Paypal online.

Two of Karma's kittens and Loretta's foster kittens at left and above.

ACAT has other up-and-coming kittens. Please consider our ready-to-go kittens before calling ACAT (982-2228) about other kittens available soon.
This young, petite gray tabby and white mom with white feet lost her babies and despite many hours of looking, ACAT volunteers could not help her retrieve them. But, about the same time, another rescuer called with four babies who'd lost their mother, a cat name Karma who was later found dead. Loretta, a small, friendly young female (who will be spayed after she weans the babies) and Karma's four tabby youngsters are about ready to go. ACAT will not adopt out kittens before 9 weeks and 2+ pounds, and generally homes at 10 weeks and 2.25 pounds or more. Nursing moms and babies may be reserved with a deposit. For details, contact ACAT at 982-2228.
 

ACAT Lending a Paw
ACAT is trying to help these two handsome orange marmalade boys find a home together. Allergies in their household may make them homeless soon. They are natural brothers and very bonded. They are neutered, 5 years old and will be rehomed current on all shots and with their personal paraphernalia. This handsome pair would make great roommates for someone needing a couple of affectionate friends. For more information, contact ACAT at 982-2228.
ACAT is also helping an owner re-home this handsome white fellow with one yellow and one blue eye. He is a 5-to-6-year-old neutered male who loves human company (sadly lacking with his owner gone too much, hence the rehoming) but does not like other pets. He has a fondness for bourbon and water and can't be left alone with an unattended drink. He was rescued as a cat apparently lost in the Valley but his owner could not be found. For more information about Snowball, who will be rehomed current on all shots, contact ACAT at 982-2228.
 
 
Call 982-2228 or email acat@alaskacatadoptionteam.org to learn about felines not yet pictured.

Gift certificates also available for special occasions. A gift certificate allows your loved one to pick out a cat or kitten as your gift to him or her. Call or email for details.

ACAT reserves the right to deny adoptions to any person at any time. Our first priority is the safety, welfare and well-being of the felines.

Last Modified Aug. 29, 2010