Birman kittens & cats in Seattle, Washington

My kitty is 6 years old (born 02.20.2020) and originally from a breeder in Korea. He’s supposed to be pure but don’t have any papers. He is the hairiest cat I’ve seen though so if you want a long haired cat he is the one! I originally adopted him with a girlfriend but we broke up 3 years ago and I’m finally coming to accept that I travel too often for work for this to be a good solution for him. He loves people, comes up to you for attention and loves to lay next to you on the couch. He doesn’t like to be brushed but loves pets(have to brush him with my hands). He is good at using the litter although he won’t go if there’s poop. He’s a bit silly and clumsy for a cat but otherwise he doesn’t knock anything over or anything. Hasn’t been to the vet other than for regular stuff and he’s been on insurance the whole time. I botched his tail hair right now getting a mat out. When I travel the pet sitter can’t take care of him as well and he gets mats :(

I few months back I posted that I was trying to rehome my male 2 year old Maine Coon as he was terrorizing my female Maine Coon. I got a few kind responses of those looking to adopt, but my family and I were so sad we kept trying to make it work, with behavioral therapy, medication, etc. We are at the end of our journey, and it breaks my heart to say we need to find another home for him and we've exhausted all other options and hope. Bjorn would do well as a single cat, in a child free home, with two cat parents who were home part or all of the day with him. He will NOT do well in a home with any other pets, cats, dogs, birds, etc. He will also not do well with children. But with his cat parents, he is warm and cuddly, purrs like crazy, and loves lap time, treats, and playing. I am hopeful to find someone within the Seattle area, who would provide an indoor only home, and be open to sending updates. I love this cat like my own child, and my heart is ripped in two.

**Meet Alfie & Otto** **2-year-old Maine Coon Mixes | Bonded Brothers Meet Alfie and Otto, a pair of incredibly soft, sweet brothers who are looking for a home where they can stay together. These two came to Emerald City Pet Rescue from California after their family’s circumstances changed, and they are now ready to find a quiet place to call their own. Alfie, the brown tabby, is the more confident of the two. He can be a little shy when meeting someone new, but once he settles in, his curious personality starts to shine. He absolutely loves being up high and would be thrilled to have a cat tree or other vertical spaces to perch on. He also enjoys watching the world outside and taking in everything happening around him. Alfie’s meow can sometimes sound a little hissy, but don’t let that fool you. He has not shown any signs of aggression and is simply a cat with a unique voice. Otto, the orange tabby, is a little more reserved than his brother. He may need some extra time to feel comfortable in new surroundings, but his sweet personality comes through once he feels safe. He loves investigating cabinets and hiding spots and can often be found rubbing against your legs as he explores. He enjoys a good cat tree, too, although Alfie definitely takes the prize for biggest fan of the high life. Together, Alfie and Otto are a lovely pair. They have low-to-medium energy and seem to be more interested in exploring their surroundings and spending time together than getting into nonstop mischief. Neither brother particularly enjoys being picked up, so they would do best with people who are happy to let them show affection on their own terms. Their ideal home would be fairly quiet and give them the time they need to settle in and build confidence. They may do well with a calm, respectful dog or another cat with slow, proper introductions. Most importantly, they need to be adopted together. And did we mention their fur? **These boys are unbelievably soft.** Their beautiful coats will need regular brushing to help prevent mats, but we think you'll agree that all that fluff is worth the effort. If you’re looking for two gentle companions who can keep each other company, explore their new home together, and gradually become your best friends, Alfie and Otto might be the pair for you.