Hey, Grok, Christiecrite only has two cats. Can you help?
Yes, multiple cat adoption organizations in Pittsburgh currently have cats available for adoption.
This is one of the main shelters with regular cat openings. Recent examples of available cats include:
Adoption hours (walk-in basis):
Locations:
Phone: 412-345-7300. Check their site (humaneanimalrescue.org/adopt/) for the latest list, as animals move quickly. Fees are typically $100 for adult cats, $140 for kittens, and $35 for seniors.
They maintain an active cat adoption program with profiles updated daily. Cats are available on their adoption floor (walk-ins often accommodated for cats/rabbits), plus foster and Home-to-Home rehoming options.
Location: 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237Hours: Tuesday–Friday 11 a.m.–7 p.m.; Saturday–Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.Phone: 412-847-7000.View cats and apply at thinkingoutsidethecage.org/adopt/cats/. Fees are generally $100 for adult cats and $150 for kittens.
Availability changes daily, so the best approach is to check the organizations’ websites or Petfinder.com for the most current listings and start an application if required. Many offer walk-in options for cats. If you’re looking for a specific age, personality, or special-needs cat, let me know for more targeted suggestions.
Yes, multiple cat adoption organizations in Pittsburgh currently have cats available for adoption.
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP)
This is one of the main shelters with regular cat openings. Recent examples of available cats include:
- George (Domestic Shorthair, male, ~5 years old) — playful and friendly after recovering from being an injured stray.
- Other recent listings have included cats like Kat, Chloe, and various others across their East and North campuses.
Adoption hours (walk-in basis):
- Tuesday–Friday: Noon–6 p.m.
- Saturday–Sunday: 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
- Closed Mondays for public adoptions.
Locations:
- East Side: 6926 Hamilton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15208
- North Side: 1101 Western Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Phone: 412-345-7300. Check their site (humaneanimalrescue.org/adopt/) for the latest list, as animals move quickly. Fees are typically $100 for adult cats, $140 for kittens, and $35 for seniors.
Animal Friends
They maintain an active cat adoption program with profiles updated daily. Cats are available on their adoption floor (walk-ins often accommodated for cats/rabbits), plus foster and Home-to-Home rehoming options.
Location: 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237Hours: Tuesday–Friday 11 a.m.–7 p.m.; Saturday–Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.Phone: 412-847-7000.View cats and apply at thinkingoutsidethecage.org/adopt/cats/. Fees are generally $100 for adult cats and $150 for kittens.
Other Options
- Pittsburgh C.A.T. (foster-based, sister to Homeless Cat Management Team): Cats in foster homes; apply first via their form (tinyurl.com/pghcatapp). Visits by appointment.
- Smaller rescues such as Kitty Queen Cat Rescue (has a cat lounge), Rescue and Relax, Animal Advocates, Save Our Strays, and others also frequently have cats available via Petfinder or their sites.
Availability changes daily, so the best approach is to check the organizations’ websites or Petfinder.com for the most current listings and start an application if required. Many offer walk-in options for cats. If you’re looking for a specific age, personality, or special-needs cat, let me know for more targeted suggestions.
