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Finding forever homes for foster cats and kittens since 2012
Kalama
Meet Kalama
She might look like an adult cat but Kalama is really just a giant kitten. We estimate that Kalama is around 10 months old. She is incredibly playful and super friendly. Kalama loves to meet new people and will follow her foster family around the house to see what they are doing and see if it is something she can help with. She’s almost like a puppy trailing after people. She was a little cranky at first with the other animals in her foster home but after a few days she has no issues with the resident cats. She will need time in her forever home to acclimate to any resident animals but we do not anticipate any issues.
Kalama came to ARF as a pregnant cat. She gave birth to 5 beautiful babies in mid June, but sadly her babies did not survive. Sadly this happens sometimes and we don’t know why. Kalama has been evaluated by our vet and is very healthy. We are thankful that this was her last litter and she will never have to go through that again.
Kalama is microchipped, spayed and up to date on her vaccines. With your adoption you will receive a certificate for a free exam with one of our veterinary partners. Kalama is excellent about sitting nicely for nail trims and does very well with scratching posts. Kalama may not be declawed.
You can check out facebook.com/Kittenville.il where her foster mom has documented her time in foster care.
Kalama had 5 kittens.
Kitten 1 - Adopted by God
Kitten 2 - Adopted by God
Kitten 3 - Adopted by God
Kitten 4 - Adopted by God
Kitten 5 - Adopted by God
Kitten 1 - Adopted by God
Kitten 2 - Adopted by God
Kitten 3 - Adopted by God
Kitten 4 - Adopted by God
Kitten 5 - Adopted by God
What does Kalama mean?
The name Kalama means tree of ebony.
Peanuts
Meet the Peanuts
We got these 4 kittens a week or so ago. They're a little shy but we'll break them out of their shells. They're all adorable. Lucy has a slight touch of CH but she does just fine. With a little socializing by adoption time they will be a delight!
Linus - Adopted
Lucy
Pigpen
Schroeder
Lucy
Pigpen
Schroeder
Spotlight on Lucy
This beautiful little girl is Lucy! Lucy was found living outside with her brother a month ago and a kind family rescued them and brought them to their home to get them healthy so that they could come to foster care with ARF.
Lucy has mild Cerebellar Hypoplasia. This happens when the part of the brain that controls motor function doesn’t develop properly – usually due to disease exposure of the mom while she is pregnant. Lucy has a very mild form. She can get around just fine and has no trouble eating, drinking or using her litter box. This is not a progressive disease, and in fact it may appear that she gets “better” as she gets older and gets stronger.
Lucy is a sweet girl who is very friendly, but she’s also a little shy. She will need a little time to acclimate in her new home to be brave. The ideal family for Lucy may have older children or no children, and other animals are fine as long as Lucy is given time to get used to them. Lucy needs no special medical care due to her condition.
Lucy is not yet spayed. Our vet has recommended that she be spayed closer to 6 months old after she has a chance to grow and develop a little more. ARF will cover the cost of this surgery when she is brought back to our vet for this procedure.
Lucy is microchipped and up to date on her vaccines. With your adoption you will receive a certificate for a free exam with one of our veterinary partners. Lucy has learned how to sit nicely for nail trims and does very well with scratching posts. Lucy may not be declawed.
Mahealani
Meet Mahealani
(mah-heh-ah-LAH-nee)
We got Mahealani about a week ago. She is a lovely kitty. She likes to sit on your lap and make biscuits all day long. She likes to be petted and rub noses if you get close to her.
She is getting close to kitten time. I’m guessing 6, but I’m usually wrong.
She is 100% adorable and sweet.
Mahealani kittens
Girl - 2,3,5
Boy -1,4
Names coming soon!
Girl - 2,3,5
Boy -1,4
Names coming soon!
What does Mahealani mean?
Pronounced mah-heh-ah-LAH-nee, it is an Hawaiian name that means divine mist.
As a girls name it has been used since the 19th century. Currently, it is one of the most popular names given to girls in the State of Hawaii.
Keona
Meet Keona
We got Keona from Iowa. She was 10 minutes away from being put down! We got her just in time. She is beautiful and sweet. And quite large. Ready to have her kittens soon I think. More to come from mama soon.
What does Keona mean?
Keona is a Hawaiian girls name meaning God's gracious gift.
New Kitten
Meet New Kitten
Single kitten from I don't know where! She is adorable. Very fuzzy. Loves to nuzzle up to you under your chin. And we don't have to tube feed her YAY! More info soon.
Right now we don't have any Kittenville cats at PetSmart.
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Kittenville BLOG
Read about the latest kitty updates and adoptions by selecting an update below or click the BLOG button to go directly to all of the Blog Postings. Enjoy.
Since 2012 we’ve worked with the
Animal Rescue Foundation - IL
to foster cats and kittens in the southwest suburbs of Chicago
The kitties have their own room we call Kittenville!
Adoption InformationARF - Animal Rescue Foundation - Illiniois
You can fill out an online adoption application at The ARF Website.
Filling out the application does not obligate you in any way.
A completed application is required if you decide to adopt a cat.
CLICK HERE for more information on the adoption process.
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FAQ
- What is KittenvilleUSA?
KittenvilleUSA is the room in our home dedicated to our foster mamas and their kittens, kittens without mamas, and any other cat that may need a place to say. They don’t have to stay in a cage at some shelter, they have a whole room to run and play in.
- How long has KittenvilleUSA been around?
- How can I help KittenvilleUSA with the kittens adn their mamas?
Click the Ways to Help button in the menu bar for our Amazon Wishlist and ETSY store.
You can also visit KittenvilleUSA on SubscribeStar!
- Where do the kittens go for adoption?
When they're ready for adoption, they will be at ARF - Animal Rescue Foundation - IL events at PetSmart. Normally, they go to Wheaton, IL or Darien, IL PetSmart stores. See the maps (above this FAQ) on this page for locations. Sometimes there are special events at other locations.
- How do we know when kittens are ready for adoption?
Watch this page for information on events or check out the ARF - Animal Rescue Foundation - IL website for event information.
If you're interested in a cat or kitten shown on this site you can use the contact form at the bottom of this webpage to inquire about them and someone will get in touch with you.
You can also check out Kittenville on Facebook Live and ask about any cat or kitten at KittenvilleUSA you are interested in.
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