Today at Petsmart in East Greenbush

Say "hello" to Simone! Simone is an adorable 11 years-young tabby who is looking for her next owner/family to love. Simone is very affectionate and loves pets as well as giving head bumps and kisses. She will allow her foster to pick her up. She loves to greet people with her somewhat meek/raspy (but oh-so-adorable) meows as if to ask you "Where have you been? I've been waiting for you!" She will gently tap you to let you know that it’s time for pets. Simone came to Whiskers with her brother Rascal through no fault of her own due to her owner's illness. She warmed up rather quickly to her foster home and was interested right away in being petted. She would likely do well on her own and being the center of your world but may be ok with another calm/submissive cat. We were told she is ok with dogs and children but have no first-hand experience with that so cannot attest to that. If you are looking for a calm, sweet, and affectionate girl, please consider Simone!

Isn’t he just beautiful?? Meet Rascal, a lovable 11 year old orange/buff boy looking for his new human(s). Rascal is attention-seeking on his terms. However, when he wants affection he definitely will let you know. Rascal has a wonderfully loud purr. If you are lying in bed or on the couch watching tv, watch out, because he will make is way to his absolute favorite spot - on your abdomen/chest! While there he will purr, and purr and give kisses. (See picture as proof!) He shows interest in toys and will play, but overall is calm and is happy looking out the window and napping. Rascal came to Whiskers with his sister, Simone, through no fault of his own due to their owner's illness. He hid a little bit at first but then quickly warmed up. We think he would do well as an only cat and in a home without children. We were told he is ok with dogs but have no first-hand experience with that so cannot attest to it. If you are looking for a beautiful boy with a wonderful purr, please consider Rascal!

Gryphon and Roc are two gentle and loving kittens who would like to be adopted together. They had a rough start, living outside in the city in January. Someone noticed them trying to eat frozen vegetable scraps from a compost pile. Once caught, Gryphon warmed up to indoor life very quickly. Roc was a bit more shy and hesitant, but he is making up for lost time now. Having lived outside, they can be quick to startle and run away. Just part of how they stayed alive. Gryphon (orange kitten) is now more likely to run ahead of you and flop down on the floor for belly rubs! Roc (black kitten) might run away at first, but often comes back now, when called. If you don't pet Roc enough, he will gently (no claws) grab your hand, to direct you back to his super-soft fur! Roc also drools a bit when he's happy. Gryphon and Roc are bonded. They love to play with each other, chase each other, and sometimes sleep together. They both like to be up high, on a cat tree or any high spot you have. In honor of them sticking together, outside, during the cold winter, we would like for them to stay together in their new home.

Gryphon and Roc are two gentle and loving kittens who would like to be adopted together. They had a rough start, living outside in the city in January. Someone noticed them trying to eat frozen vegetable scraps from a compost pile. Once caught, Gryphon warmed up to indoor life very quickly. Roc was a bit more shy and hesitant, but he is making up for lost time now. Having lived outside, they can be quick to startle and run away. Just part of how they stayed alive. Gryphon (orange kitten) is now more likely to run ahead of you and flop down on the floor for belly rubs! Roc (black kitten) might run away at first, but often comes back now, when called. If you don't pet Roc enough, he will gently (no claws) grab your hand, to direct you back to his super-soft fur! Roc also drools a bit when he's happy. Gryphon and Roc are bonded. They love to play with each other, chase each other, and sometimes sleep together. They both like to be up high, on a cat tree or any high spot you have. In honor of them sticking together, outside, during the cold winter, we would like for them to stay together in their new home.