Kentucky Kitty Cats

11/27/2025

Look how precious these pics are of the shelter babies in one of our local counties. If the holidays bring you sadness for lost ones, I encourage you to get involved during difficult times! Whether it be through seasonal work or volunteering, it’s super hard to be too sad when you are very busy! The world has so many places that need you to serve! Our hearts break for anyone that is sad! We just want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. 🦃🍁

11/26/2025

These two boys need lots of shares. They went thru the unthinkable. Please help them find their new family!

11/23/2025

Look at this gorgeous marbled tabby! Tabby now may actually be adopted less often than black cats, and we have no idea why. Tabby kitties have fantastic personalities. R U Kitten Me is like us and just trying to find a way to get their babies seen. Please give them a like and a follow. It really does make a difference. Fb even tells us when they are opening our post to new feeds! It cost nothing to do this and honestly if you don’t interact with us, you won’t even see us much at all! You have to like or comment for us to work our way into your feeds. 😍

Handsome Oakley

11/23/2025

What our rescue needs the most are calm homes for adults. A few prefer to not have any siblings; at least not the kind that get in their face. Here is one of our favorite kitties that needs that type of setting. Meet "Smacky" Sammie Jo! Bless her. She came to us because her owners took her to a vet to euthanize. And I'll be the first to admit, she was pretty hateful when she arrived. But she told me she was just misunderstood. She has stressed herself out and learned to deal with 60-70 siblings. If they get to close, first comes the growl, then comes the smack! But underneath that facade is a very loving cat. But not over the top in your face. She doesn't need to be packed around. She is perfectly able to follow you at a safe distance being careful not to trip you. You sit- she sits. You need to do laundry - she will supervise. Get the picture? And she's a picture of beauty to boot. Please help us find Sammie Jo a home.

11/23/2025

Adopted!!! Priscilla is headed to Bowling Green Feeders Pet Supplyand hoping to find her forever home today!

Meet Priscilla! 💗
This adorable little girl was rescued after being found under a storage shed at a local church. She’s now safe with us and settling in beautifully! Priscilla is a playful, full-of-life kitten who’s already litter-box trained and has been wonderful with kids. She previously lived with a family who had a large dog, and she adjusted great!

She’s up-to-date on vaccines, dewormed, spayed, microchipped, and has had flea and tapeworm treatment. Priscilla hasn’t been introduced to other cats in our care yet, but she showed friendly curiosity toward another kitten in her previous home.

Priscilla is ready to find a forever family who will love her as much as she loves to play. 💕🐾

11/23/2025

We want to thank all the people that send sponsors for the cats. Cash used some of those funds, and he waa super excited to go home with his new mommy. This guy brought a little hot attention on a site we shared him on. He was a street kitty next to the busiest part of 231 as far as Beaver Dam goes. He was homeless and we had been getting reports on him for a bit. Leaving white cats outside is never ideal. Jack Cattington could show you why that's not a good plan. Predominate white cats don't do well with the constant suns rays. Anyway. Cash is a love bug and definitely deserved a human. A short time in the store was a small price to pay. And we are working hard to get the store time reduced.

11/23/2025

Everyone is always asking us about Siamese mixes. Look at this family that is needing a home. We currently need fosters for multiple cats. The calls are coming in so quickly, I am struggling to keep them straight. The average foster commitment at this time of the year would be 2-6 weeks. We have 2 rescues that are pulling on a regular bases. But we can only send them out after their shots and vetting is in order. 😭

11/22/2025

This thousand has been like pulling teeth. Fb doesn’t recognize that people that have been with us for years that are following us. But we are soooooo close now. If 37 people could check and make sure they have liked AND FOLLOWED the page, that would be amazing. Fb opens up our babies to a larger audience as we grow. Bears new family may be just on the other side of fbs limits for us!

11/22/2025

Bear is such a trooper. After a lengthy ride and another new surrounding, he let us know that he's going to be fine! That tail was wagging. And a huge shout out to all that has helped financially. I think it is safe to say BEAR IS PAID IN FULL for services up thru today. They had $400 of payments called in directly!!! Thank you so much! He has started his treatment for his hw and tick diseases. And he is in great hands now with our friends at Fots. They have helped endless number of dogs from Muhlenberg this year and didn't pause a second saying yes to Bear. They are pros at the medical needs and totally understand his breed and injuries. We couldn't have done this without their commitment. 🫶

11/21/2025

🐻✨ Bear’s Update ✨🐻

The decision to take Bear’s leg did not come easy, but we can say with full confidence that it was the right choice. His injury was incredibly painful, and honestly, the healing from amputation will be quicker, safer, and far less painful than trying to repair what was there.

He’s already proving how tough he is — Bear is doing very well. ❤️‍🩹

We know that losing a leg may limit his future adopter pool, and that’s a hard reality for us. But we have to move forward on faith and do what is right for him. With your help, we believe we can find the perfect forever family who will love him exactly as he is.

You can see in the photos just how thin he is. No 2.5-year-old male should look this way, but living with two tick-borne diseases and heartworms has taken a heavy toll on his body. He’s finally safe, treated, and loved — and now he needs time to heal.

Although we are primarily a cat rescue, the number of dogs needing help has grown in recent years. And when we find a dog injured on the side of the road, we simply cannot leave them there. It’s not who we are.

We are still short on his medical bill, and any help — truly any amount — means the world.
Bear deserves this chance.

Ways to help Bear:
• PayPal
• Venmo
• Cash App
(Or previous fb campaign)
• Plus Nashville Road Animal Hospital can take payments directly on Bear’s account by calling (270) 726-2389 or stopping in person in Russellville.

From Bear, and from all of us — thank you for caring. ❤️🙏