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Cute as a Button Coney Island Kitten Up for Adoption

Posted in Animals, tagged black cat, cat adoption, Coney Island kitten, kitten on October 22, 2015| 2 Comments »

One Coney Island kitten left for adoption

Black cats are statistically among the least likely to be adopted, so we thought we’d give this cute black kitten a boost by featuring her in today’s post. The Coney Island kitten’s two grey and white siblings (seen below) were adopted the other day, leaving her the only one still seeking a forever home. Her mom and dad are black and white, says their human, our friend Diana, who lives in Coney Island.

1 very sweet kitty left. All black fits in the palm of ur hand she will b a small cat. Very loving playful. Eats wet n dry food litter trained except around large plants ha ha. She will crawl into ur hand n cuddle against u to nap if u let her. Contact me if interested really don’t want to take her to a shelter would prefer to adopt her out…….

This black kitten’s two siblings were adopted the other day.

If you would like to adopt the black kitty, please reply via this contact form. Your information will be emailed to ATZ and we will forward it to Diana.

Coney Island Kittens for Adoption at Sean Casey Animal Rescue

Posted in Animals, tagged cat, cat adoption, Coney Island, Coney Island cat, kitten, Sean Casey Animal Rescue on March 8, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Yoda is one of four Coney Island kittens up for adoption. Photo © Diana Baggott

If you’re cat lonely this winter, Yoda will be happy to keep you and your computer company. She is one of four Coney Island kittens born indoors and hand-raised by a cat-loving family that will soon be up for adoption. The kittens, two girls and two boys, are now 11 weeks old and at Sean Casey Animal Rescue. Yoda and Phantom, the black and white kitten, are the girls. Smokey and Tiger are the boys. Now that they’re are old enough to be adopted, our friend Diana brought the foursome to Sean Casey last week. She is keeping two of the kittens and Mama will get spayed.

Mama Cat and Kittens. January 30, 2015. Photo © Diana Baggott

All of the kittens have sweet personalities and are litterbox trained. “They are playful and like to explore,” says Diana. “Yoda and Smokey are not afraid of anything. They were the first to do anything. Phantom is a little shy.”

If you’d like to inquire about the kittens, contact Sean Casey Animal Rescue, which has locations in Sunset Park and Windsor Terrace.

Vivien & Georgie: Coney Island Kittens Up for Adoption!

Posted in Animals, tagged adoption, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition, cat, cat rescue, Coney Island, kitten on January 15, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Rescued in Coney Island, Vivien is up for adoption at Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition

Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition has two adorable kittens rescued in Coney Island up for adoption. Now about 14 weeks old, the cats have been living in a foster home in Greenwich Village. Contact Brooklynbridgeanimals@yahoo.com to schedule a play date. Here are their résumés:

Vivien, aka Funny Face, has enough personality and energy for a dozen kittens. A typical calico, she is bright, very curious and has lots of attitude. She wants to be in the middle of any activity; plays and wrestles as if her life was depending on it, loves to groom her kitten friends and adores older cats. She purrs loudly when petted, although she’s not sure about being picked up (that will come when she’s in a real home).

Georgie was rescued with her sister Vivien in Coney Island. She has a gentle calm personality, especially compared to her manic calico sibling, and enjoys kitten activities like chasing, wrestling and eating. A favorite game is bathtub hockey with a coil spring toy. She has a reserved but confident personality and will probably grow up to be a quiet dignified (and gorgeous) cat.

Vivien and Georgie are FIV/FeLV negative, vaccinated appropriate to their age, and microchipped. The kittens must be adopted to a home with another cat or friendly dog. Please see this link for information about BBAWC’s adoption process: http://www.bbawc.org/adoptions/adoption-faq/.