Bombay kittens & cats in New London, Wisconsin

Lilah is an absolutely beautiful dilute "torbie" (tabby/tortoise shell). While she may look silvery at first glance, she does have little patches of pale creamsicle-orange mixed in that give her a truly unique appearance! Lilah is about 10 months old and was dumped along with her brother Midnight (also available for adoption.) She is a little bolder than her brother and has integrated with our other fosters just fine! She would do great in a home as your only princess, or would also do well with other cats.

Curious and outgoing, Tippy is the queen of affectionate head-bonks and will really throw her whole body into it when you give her a scritch! Despite being all-grown-up, she is still eager to play with toys, and has proven to be an excellent mouser in her foster home. Tippy loves humans of all shapes and sizes, but her absolute FAVORITE people are men who let her perch on their shoulder - it's her favorite place to be!! If you're working late nights at your desk or a hard-core gamer, she would love to perch on your shoulder and purr away. Tippy is about 6 years old and had lived as a barn cat prior to coming to us, but she is far too friendly towards humans, and MUCH happier to be warm inside with her people. Tippy gets along ok with other animals with a proper introduction, but has been known to swat at some of the younger cats that don't have a good handle on the concept of "personal space." We think she'd do best as an only cat, but could also work well with a calm companion close in age. She is spayed, up-to-date on shots and microchipped. All she needs now is a forever home to call her own!

Iris is hard to photograph, because she would MUCH rather be in your arms than that silly camera! This chonky girl is an absolute darling who never met a person she didn't immediately fall in love with. In her mind, human hands exist for two reasons: to give pets and scritches, or to hold her like a baby! Iris is around 4 years old and came in to foster with her sister, Selene. They were originally bottle-raised, and it really shows in their gentle, loving personalities. While it would be wonderful if they could find a home together, that is not required. They play and cuddle well together, but have shown plenty of independence and get along great with other foster kitties as well. They would do well in a single or multi-pet home.