Bombay kittens & cats in Chandler, Arizona

Approximate Date of Birth:3/16/2023 Description:  Meet Duncan, a friendly feline, always eager to greet new friends. His curiosity is endless, often leading him on goofy adventures. Duncan's intelligence is evident in the clever ways he solves puzzles for treats. Playfulness and energy radiate from him, making every day a new adventure. His bravery is admirable, facing every challenge head-on. Adopt Duncan, and you'll gain a companion who will fill your life with joy, laughter, and love. Words to Describe Me: playful, feisty, not-cuddly, smart, very fast, Favorite Place to Sleep: on the couch Favorite Toy: cat kicker Perfect Day: playing in the morning, eating, more playing, more eating, sleeping, more play and eat Kitty's Likes: playing with all toys, particularly string and cat kickers, like being scratched under the chin Kitty's Dislikes: to be held for long or pet anywhere except under the chin Fastest Way to Get Me to Purr: playing with string Favorite Treat: tuna flavored treats Job Title in Foster: partner at firm Good with Cats: Likes cats given a proper introduction. Good with Dogs: Unknown, but optimistic (Animal has not met any dogs.)    Good with Children: Can live with children over the age of 8. Companion Animal: Not necessary.  Health information: All cats and kittens will be spayed or neutered, FeLV / FIV tested (as indicated by age), receive vaccinations appropriate for age, preventative deworming, and microchipping prior to adoption as appropriate by age. Adoption Process:   Our adoptable animals are located at one of our adoption centers or in foster homes. We require interested parties to apply prior to meeting to ensure a good match. Applications can be submitted on our website at  www.savingonelife.org/adopt/apply. PetSmart Adoption Centers:    For more information on our locations,  visit  https://www.savingonelife.org/adopt/locations .     May 15, 2024, 1:22 pm

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My name is Ozzie, I am a shy boy at first, I warm up with time. I love to be petted and loved. I do like toys and to play with other kitties. Dogs scare me. I am up to date with vaccines and neutered. My adoption fee is $170.00

Bowser and Maxine are bonded. Bowser was adopted from shelter and he turned to 1 year old in Feb. Bowser is a shy, clingy and friendly cat. Maxine is a stray cat before I took her home. She is fully vaccined but hasn't been spayed yet. Now Maxine is half year old, she is a outgoing, curious and lovely kitten. they are looking for a new home that have enough space for Bowser & Maxine and spend enough time with them. If you can adopt them together, I will offer 2 litter boxes, 2 bags of cat food, nail scissors and cat comb for free.

Chai is a 5.5 y/o tortoiseshell calico. She is the sweetest cat, but she and my 13 year old male stopped getting along (after 5+ years together). I have tried everything reasonable to get them to reconcile over the last 5 months. The fighting got too frequent and intense and I have had to separate them entirely. But now I need to do what's best for her, this is not a sustainable solution. I want to help her find her new best friend. She would be great for anyone who is looking to bypass the kitten phase and build a lasting bond with a well-tempered cat. I would prefer she be the only pet. She is fixed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and has had recent bloodwork. She is a little overweight but her labs came back with no issues. She is a friendly cat who loves anyone who loves her, and she can be quite chatty (tortie-tude). She does need a little grooming assistance, but she is tolerant with it. If you're interested in meeting her, or want to know more, please reach out.

We rescued Bret as a kitten almost three years ago after his mother abandoned her litter. He is friendly and affectionate in quiet moments, and has no history of aggression. He tends to be skittish and shy around new people and loud activity, but he loves to snuggle and relax with us when the atmosphere is calm. We love Bret very much, but we and our vet believe he would be happier as a single pet. We have 5 other cats and a dog, and over a year ago Bret began urinating/marking outside of the litter box. His vet has ruled out illness and has diagnosed this behavior as psychological and possibly territorial. We believe Bret would thrive in a household where he could be the only cat. He’s a sweet guy with a lot of love to give!