Bombay kittens & cats in Fort Wayne, Indiana

-loves rubbing on people's faces, being held, cuddles, suckling on blankets, jumping -doesn't like not being around someone Buddie lost her mother very young and is very attached to humans now. She loves snuggling and giving kisses. She definitely is the runt of the foster litter I have, but she holds her own even with a little underbite! She greets me every time I get home and helps me clean litter boxes every day.

We found this little girl lost outside our apartment complex almost a month ago. She was terrified of her surroundings and very clean so I we assumed she was a just lost. No one claimed her and she had no chip so we decided to get her chipped, spayed, and updated on her vaccines in order to find her a new home. She is genuinely just about the sweetest and most easy going cat we have ever met (don't tell our cats we said so) and is chill enough to just sit on your lap and incredibly patient when held. She was the most polite kitty I have ever witnessed at a vet too. I had a friend of mine over to meet her and she brought her 7 month old along. She wad good with him too. She smelled his toes and was unphased by his babble and excitement. She would be a wonderful family cat.

Brandy has an innocent, child-like personality. She’s lovable, playful and VERY CUDDLY. Would be great with children. She’ll curl up next to you for belly rubs and can be carried like a baby. Similar to her brother Cognac, also listed for rehoming, she likes a play session before a meal and then alone time to groom and nap. She uses a scratching post, loves high places, doesn’t mind nail trims, and likes any toys and several kinds of food. An indoor only cat, she goes to Dupont Vet Clinic and has no health issues. She faithfully uses a box for #2 and only pees on a pee pad. Brandy was born on July 6, 2021 (4 1/2), one of four siblings. Her mother was a very young calico and her orange father prowled the neighborhood. Tiger visited our home regularly and brought his little calico one day. She stayed to have her first litter and Tiger continued to visit but remained an outdoor cat. A change in my career and my husband’s health requires us to find a new loving home for her.