Bombay kittens & cats in Scottsdale, Arizona

On 4/12/2025, I was returning from the store, and as I was parking at my apartment complex, Jake walked up to the van. He had this look and a stance that suggested that he wanted to jump into the van through my window. So I got out and greeted him. He was friendly so I petted him. He insisted on following me. Long story short I was hoping that he would go home after I helped him. He did not have a collar. He is a cool cat, so I allowed him to stay during the day, and kicked him out at night. He decided to stay and so I allowed this for short term. I guess he needed saving because he has not left for a week. I thought he would find his way back home, but I suspect someone ditched him here at the apartments. It is best he finds a home now, because in the long term, he can not come with me when I move back in with my Wife's house where we have 3 dogs. Jake is now attached to me, but I am unable to keep him in the long term.

Halo animal rescue is where we adopted Suki. Suki is an easy well trained cat that is potty trained, playful with toys and is great to hang with. She may get scared sometimes when being picked up but she’s manageable. Great cat overall with other cats once she warms up to them and loves treats

Flower was found on the street and taken in. She has always been very sweet and playful. She's good around dogs and kids. She can be shy and hide when she is somewhere new. She is very independent. You'll know when she's ready to hang out, though, because she will have a full conversation with you. Vet said she was about 1 year and it's been about 6 months since that visit. Only issue is owner has been having recurring medical issues that doctors believe is due to a cat allergy. Flower deserves a wonderful home.

He is full of personality and he likes to be around other people's company! I've had him for about a year and I have not been able to get him comfortable with my other cat. He deserves a good home with good people and without other animals.

Approximate Date of Birth: 9/17/2021 Description:   Meet Pico De Gato—affectionately known as Smoosh—a one-of-a-kind cat with a personality as charming as her name. Independent yet affectionate, playful yet serene, she’s the perfect companion for anyone who appreciates a cat with a mind of her own. She loves to perch by the window, watching birds and rabbits with quiet fascination, but she’s just as happy curling up in a warm lap for snuggles. Her feisty yet endearing nature never fails to bring laughter, and while she may be a bit shy at first, she warms up quickly with a little patience. Though loud noises can startle her, she’s proven to be resilient, having lived with young children for years. She’s also had brief experience with a dog, tolerating the arrangement with grace, and with time, she may learn to coexist with other pets. Fully litter-box trained and accustomed to indoor life—with occasional catio adventures—Smoosh is looking for a loving home where she can share her unique blend of independence, humor, and affection. If you're looking for a loyal, playful, and cuddly feline companion with a touch of sass, Pico De Gato is ready to win your heart! Words to Describe Me: Independent, playful, quiet, sassy, loyal, sensitive Favorite Place to Sleep: Next to her favorite human, basking in the sun on a windowsill or her cat tower, or on a fluffy blanket after making biscuits Favorite Toy: String toys/wands with feather or small plush, cat tunnel, balls Perfect Day: Eat wet food, watch birds/bunnies outside in catio, play with toys, sunbathe, cuddle with human Kitty's Likes: Head scratches, pets along body, and scratches above tail Kitty's Dislikes: Get belly rubs, be held or pet for too long Fastest Way to Get Me to Purr: Scratches behind ears Favorite Treat: Hasn't had many treats, but loves sheba wet Other Info: She likes to chew on elastic and foam items Good with Cats: Unknown, but optimistic (Animal has not met another cat.).  Good with Dogs: Ambivalent towards dogs. Good with Children: Can live with children over the age of 12. 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 .     April 14, 2025, 8:39 pm

* Tyson and Elvira are BONDED and must be adopted together. Tyson and Elvira are beautiful senior cats who have lived with several kids. They love catnip and to be brushed and cuddled, but don't want to be in a home with dogs or other cats. Tyson is a big cat at 24 lbs who loves soft, pate food, his cat scratcher and tower. He loves to be brushed, held and carried. Elvira is cautious at first, but once she warms up, she'll be your best friend, and will want to be petted all the time. She is a hunter, catching flies and scorpions in the house. The adoption fee for bonded pairs is $300, so if you decide to adopt you will pay $150 for each cat. Both have received a microchip, FVRCP vaccines and spay/neuter surgery. If you would like to set up a Meet & Greet and be considered for adoption, please click on the button with the pet’s name to fill out an application. Someone will contact you within 24 hours. If you have difficulty with the application, please email us at Rescue@AnthemPets.org. NOTE: Only Arizona based adoption inquiries will be considered. Anthem Pets Website: www.anthempets.org

Miss Kitty got her name because she was a stray that grew up in my yard. My neighborhood is in the desert and we get plenty of bobcats and coyotes, so outdoor cats don’t last long. I didn’t want to get too attached, but of course I did! It took me about a year to tame her, but once I let her inside the house, she’s refused to step foot outside again! She’s gained weight since she moved indoors, and she’s presently overweight. She loves cuddling and pets! She has to compete with my other cats to get it though, and she deserves more attention. She’s tolerant of some of my cats, but doesn’t get along with two. She may be fine with another cat in a new home, but might still want her own space.

Scotty and Diana have been hanging out in one of my grandmas spare rooms since we trapped them back in mid December. Due to unforeseen circumstances, they need to be out by the 1st of February!!! We need a long-term foster, and QUICK!! Have a spare bedroom for these easy keepers? Litter box trained, no spraying or marking and both are altered! Everything you need will be provided, food, litter, veterinary, EVERYTHING! They're both former ferals, so they take some time to warm up. My grandma is now able to pet Scotty Diana takes a little longer to warm up, but was rubbing against my Grandma's leg by the 3rd week! Home check required