smile.amazon.com/ch/20-2587098
top of page

  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.

Logo
Miss Kitty's YTD Adoptions
   2026 YTD ADOPTIONS
  • Adult Cats - 17
  • Kittens - 21
Couchkitty

Make a Difference Today

Help our cats and kittens receive the essential care they need. Your donation provides food, medical care, and a safe, loving environment while they wait for their forever homes. Every gift makes a meaningful difference in their lives—thank you for supporting Miss Kitty’s Cat House.

Pepper & Ginger.jpg

ADOPTABLE KITTENS

Adoption Event (subject to change)

PetSmart (next to Costco)

277 Walker Road Prescott

  • Saturdays 10 am - 2pm

  • Sundays 11am - 2pm

Please also check Facebook for more information about kitten adoptions.​

      OUR CAT OF THE WEEK

"Meet Milady"

Milady 6.jpg

Meet Milady, the Countess McCattish (aka Silly Milly)

Milady, the Countess McCattish—affectionately known as Silly Milly—is a 1½-year-old registered Manx with beautifully striped, swirling tabby markings and big golden eyes.

Milly is shy and sensitive by nature and appreciates a calm, reassuring environment. With time, patience, and consistent care in foster, she has gained confidence and continues to blossom. She warms up with gentle interactions and shows her affection in quiet, meaningful ways.

With a little encouragement and a polite hand sniff, Milly happily accepts chin rubs that often turn into head butts for head and neck scratches. Given time and familiarity, she loves full-body massages and even tummy rubs. While she may never be a lap cat, she enjoys being brushed and petted and often keeps a watchful eye on her people from a cozy distance.

Playtime is one of her favorite activities. Silly Milly alternates between chasing feathered wands and laser dots, wrestling with catnip toys, and seeking out nooks and crannies you didn’t even know existed for a peaceful nap. She enjoys high perches, tall scratching posts, and sunny windows where she can chatter at the birds.

Milly has a somewhat sensitive stomach and thrives on a consistent diet of Sheba Salmon Cuts (not pâté), along with a carefully measured amount of dry food. She believes she’s getting a little chonky and would love a home that supports her healthy weight goals.

She also runs a very organized household with a fairly strict schedule for feeding and bedtime. Milly will seek you out with sweet meeping chirps—and she expects to be acknowledged. She feels ready for her forever home and is looking for a patient, loving adopter who appreciates quiet companionship and gentle affection.

If you feel you can meet her expectations, Milly is now accepting résumés for review

Milady is current on vaccinations, tested negative for FeLV/FIV is spayed and microchipped.

To meet Milady, please email us or call (928) 445-5411 to make an appointment.  Adoptions are done by appointment only.

MISS KITTY'S CAT HOUSE

Volunteers needed

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

Lost or Found a Pet?

Lost pets
A pet parent’s nightmare
Lost pets
ADS

Serving Yapapai County

image

WHERE WILL YOUR PETS GO DURING AN EVACUATION?

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.

I found kittens - now what
NORO HUMANE Society
Yavapai Humane Society
UAF
Choosing Valentine Flowers
Pet Planning
bottom of page