Today at Petsmart in East Greenbush

Whiskers is pleased to be the in-store adoption partner for PetSmart in East Greenbush, New York. Our relationship with PetSmart allows us to showcase our adoptable cats and kittens in a retail setting. We bring an assortment of cats to PetSmart's adoption center where they are on display for up to two weeks at a time. During their stay, the cats are cared for by Whiskers volunteers and are available to meet during any of our five weekly adoption clinics (see hours below) after you have applied online.

Whiskers has over 100 cats in its shelter and dozens more in foster care. The cats and kittens below are at PetSmart in East Greenbush today!

Click HERE to be pre-approved for adoption.


 

Gabriel

  
My foster has lovingly nicknamed me her little Munchin or her roly poly bear because I am so cute. I have come a long way since I was first spotted eating at the feeding station in Albany's South End. I have permanent hair loss on my face which is suspected to be from a burn, possibly a house fire. I have learned to love and trust again and am so ready for my forever family and home. I may need time to adjust to my new family, but given some time, I will be a wonderful pet who is also a little comical at times!
   Male, DOB: 09/01/2018

Sox

  
Sox is a tiger-white shorthair who is eager to find someone who'll hug, cuddle, and kiss him all day! You might mistake him for a pair of actual socks with how often he'll be right by your feet, lovingly following you all around! Before joining the Whiskers family, Sox lived on the streets. He had been severely injured, but after receiving proper vet care for his wounds, he is more than ready to leave his former life behind! Sox loves a cozy spot to sleep, a mat to scratch, a toy to wrestle, and a human to cuddle. If you're looking for a new pair of soft, warm, and fuzzy socks, Sox might just be the right cat for you! Sox is FIV positive, however, many kitties with FIV live as long and as healthfully as other cats, as long as they receive good nutrition and good medical care. FIV is very difficult to transmit between cats, and poses no health risk to humans. It is spread primarily among cats through deep, penetrating bite wounds. Sox could live as the only kitty in the house, with other FIV+ kitties, or even with kitties who don't have the virus if they are not aggressive.
   Male, DOB: 03/10/2024

Triscuit

  
   Female, DOB: 04/05/2021

Ritz

  
   Male, DOB: 04/05/2021