
Miss Kitty's Cat House

WHO WE ARE
Miss Kitty’s Cat House facility is in a historic Victorian home located at 302 N. Alarcon Street in Prescott, Arizona. Approximately 20 adult cats live and play at the house until they are adopted out to their forever homes. The cats roam free in the house and are cared for by a variety of dedicated volunteers who come in daily. When you visit Miss Kitty's, you will meet all our cats on neutral ground, in an environment where they feel safe. You will be able to better observe their personalities and traits to find a perfect fit for you and your household.

2025 YTD ADOPTIONS
-
Adult Cats 92
-
Kittens 100


DONATE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
This holiday season, spread the spirit of giving by helping our cats and kittens receive the essential care they need. Your donation provides food, medical care, and a safe environment for them as they wait for their forever homes. Your generosity means the world to our furry friends— thank you for supporting Miss Kitty’s!

ADOPTABLE KITTENS
All kittens are fostered in volunteers’ homes and are available on certain weekends at PetSmart in Prescott next to Costco. Click Picture for more info.
Next adoption weekend:
-
Saturday November 15th 10 - 2PM.
-
Sunday November 16th 11 - 2PM if not adopted on Saturday.

Say hello to Goose. To learn more about Goose, click "go to link".

Meet Gingerbread the caramel-colored sweetheart. To meet Gingerbread, click on "go to link".

A Spirited Explorer with a Gentle Heart. To learn more about Four, click "go to link".

Say hello to Goose. To learn more about Goose, click "go to link".
FUNDRAISER: LAST- MINUTE NON-PROFIT STOCKING-STUFFER BAZAAR
December 20 | 10 AM - 3 PM | Prescott Activity Center "The Old Armory”, 824 E. Gurley, Prescott
Bring the kids to see Santa at noon for free gifts, and shop from over 50 vendors offering unique gifts, crafts, baked goods, and more. Support Miss Kitty’s Cat House and other local non-profits
while finding the perfect last-minute holiday gifts!

Kitten of the Week

A fluffy boy with a curious streak. Click "go to link" to learn more.

Meet this boy who has a hilarious personality. Learn more, click "go to link".

A fluffy boy with arumbling purr. Come meet this boy, click "go to link".

A fluffy boy with a curious streak. Click "go to link" to learn more.
"Say hello to Goose our Kitten of the Week"
Click photo to learn more about Goose.
OUR CAT OF THE WEEK
"Meet Miso"

Miso is a stunning 4.5-year-old long-haired tabby with striking black, white, and brown markings — and a charming little swirl in his coat that makes him truly one of a kind. This big, handsome boy has both looks and charm.
Miso enjoys chin rubs, back scratches, brushing, and plenty of petting. He’s very affectionate and loving once he feels comfortable. He’s also playful and full of life — he adores wand toys and will happily chase just about any toy that catches his eye.
Though Miso may be a bit cautious at first, with patience and kindness he’ll blossom into your devoted friend and loyal companion. Once he knows you, he’ll curl up in your lap, purring with contentment and greeting you with his warm presence.
If you’re looking for a friendly, affectionate companion who brings both playfulness and peaceful companionship, Miso may be your perfect match. He is neutered, microchipped, current on vaccinations, and tested negative for FeLV/FIV.
To Meet MISO please email us or call (928) 445-5411 to make an appointment. Adoptions are being done by appointment only. To find out more about us, check us out on Facebook.
MISS KITTY'S CAT HOUSE
KITTEN SEASON IS HERE
BE A “SUPERPOWER” THIS YEAR, SAVE LIVES, BECOME A VOLUNTEER FOSTER
MISS KITTY’S CAT HOUSE IS IN DIRE NEED OF FOSTER HOMES FOR THE ABUNDANCE OF KITTENS BEING BORN AGAIN THIS YEAR. PROVIDE TEMPORARY HOMES FOR OUR KITTENS WHILE THEY WAIT TO BE ADOPTED.
ALL EXPENSES PAID, SUPPORT TEAM AVAILABLE, ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE FOR THESE BABIES.
Contact: Catherine Marsh at (571) 488-0522 or Email chelmarsh@verizon.net
Discovering a litter of kittens outdoors can evoke a mix of emotions – concern, compassion, and sometimes confusion about the best course of action. It can be tempting to scoop them up and bring them indoors, but it’s important to understand what is (and what isn’t) in their best interest.



























