Senior Cats for Adoption

Give a senior cat a warm, loving home for their golden years. Senior cats are gentle, low-maintenance, and full of affection.

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Meet Available Pets

Emilio — Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)

Emilio

Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)

11 Years·Male·Large
Tucker — Tuxedo / Domestic Short Hair (short coat)

Tucker

Tuxedo / Domestic Short Hair (short coat)

9 Years 11 Months·Male·Large
Sammy — Tabby / Domestic Short Hair (short coat)

Sammy

Tabby / Domestic Short Hair (short coat)

10 Years 3 Months·Male·Large
Cindy — Tabby (short coat)

Cindy

Tabby (short coat)

8 Years·Female
SWIRL — Domestic Long Hair (medium coat)

SWIRL

Domestic Long Hair (medium coat)

11 Years 9 Months·Female·Large
TOES — Domestic Short Hair (medium coat)

TOES

Domestic Short Hair (medium coat)

13 Years 9 Months·Female·Medium

Frequently Asked Questions

Why adopt a senior cat?
Senior cats are calm, affectionate, and low-maintenance. Their personalities are fully developed so you know exactly what you are getting. They are often the hardest to place, so adopting one makes a huge impact.
How old is a senior cat?
Cats are generally considered senior at 7-10 years old. With proper care, indoor cats commonly live to 15-20 years, so a senior cat can still have many happy years ahead.
Are senior cats harder to care for?
Not necessarily. Senior cats tend to need less exercise and entertainment than kittens. Regular vet checkups and a good diet are the main considerations.

Find Senior Cats for Adoption Near You

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