Bombay kittens & cats in Maricopa, Arizona

Toothless is a very good kitty unfortunately we have been hit with financial problems and are no longer able to keep him. He is good with babies and other animals. It does take him time to warm up to new animals and people but once he does he loves all the cuddles and head scratches.

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These little girls are 3 year old August & Phoenix. Due to no fault of their own, their current mom feels it's in their best interest to find a new home. They love each other, they'll be losing the only mama & home they've ever known so they can't lose each other. August is very social, cuddly, and affectionate. She will start cuddling with you the moment you sit down. Very playful and clumsy. Phoenix is more reserved but very sweet and affectionate the more she gets comfortable with you. They love to play together and they both love food. They look identical in the photos, but they're not, lots of ways to tell them apart. They're both current on vaccinations, microchipped & spayed. Available for adoption through Kim's Kritters.

I am sad to have to put my cat up for adoption but unfortunately I will be relocating homes. She is a loving cat. Got along with my little ones. I had her since she was a small kitten snd she has never gave me any issues. She does not like the outside so I ask that she if you are thinking of adopting her , you are okay with her being indoors at all times.

Sweetie is lovely, as her name indicates she is just a sweet sweet cat. She is calm loves to be petted, she has a energy of love around her and have kind adorable green eyes! She is truly beautiful an will pass so much peace to your life. I hope she is the one you looking for. Let me tell you about her: a few months ago, a sweet stray cat chose our backyard as a safe place to deliver her kittens. We have a quiet, peaceful yard with fresh air and shelter, and she seemed to feel safe here. We allowed her to stay so she could care for her babies without stress. Once the kittens were older and more mobile, we brought them inside our home to begin house-training them. Our goal has always been to give them a strong, loving start and to eventually find them forever homes with caring families who will continue to give them the love and attention they deserve.