Susan's Cats and Kittens

Susan's Cats and Kittens We are a home-based cat and kitten rescue that finds loving forever homes for lucky, fully vetted, wonderful cats and kittens.

We never put down cats--they stay with us, cage free, until they can become a new member of someone's family.

SOS Maisie
06/27/2026

SOS Maisie

Meet MAISIE SOS, a Senior Female Calico currently available for adoption at Susans Cats and Kittens. Could this be your new best friend? Learn more and apply today!

We have a huge challenge—we have to find a home for this bonded mother and son senior pair before the summer heat arrive...
05/24/2026

We have a huge challenge—we have to find a home for this bonded mother and son senior pair before the summer heat arrives. They are in a garage after losing their home. They like dogs and kids but we don’t know about other cats. Please help us find these sweeties a loving home together. Urgent!

Meet KITTY & BRONX, a Senior Female Tuxedo currently available for adoption at Susans Cats and Kittens. Could this be your new best friend? Learn more and apply today!

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12/25/2025

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Sneezing, coughing, clear or colored discharge from the eyes or nose - an upper respiratory infection! Upper respiratory infections (URIs) are very common in kittens, especially in kittens living in high-density populations in animal shelters, community cat colonies or breeding catteries. Learn the causes and treatments available for getting your feline friends feeling better again in our article, Nothing to Sneeze at: Upper Respiratory Infections in Kittens.
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12/23/2025

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We received this email message regarding American Animal Hospital Association accreditation:

“ Sharing good news – unsure if you have received documentation of this yet.

We are about to renew our AAHA accreditation and were sent the following update as a new standard:

“SX44 Feline Declawing (Onychectomy): Practices should not perform or refer clients for declaw procedures when done in a nontherapeutic capacity. This procedure should be avoided unless there is a medical necessity. Alternatives may include nail caps, frequent nail trimming, and behavior modification. Examples of therapeutic use include tumor excision, traumatic injury, and tissue necrosis.”

Hooray!

Practice Manager”

It might sound better than it is at first reading…unfortunately, though, this is a VOLUNTARY standard. We will continue to report. If you are interested in learning more, you may want to check out City the Kitty’s page.

12/17/2025

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