British Shorthair kittens & cats in Abilene, Texas

Edjy was an outdoor stray who was missing his left eye and was heavily scarred. We brought him inside, got him surgery for his eye, got him vaccinated, and he's been a very loving lap cat since. We've been working on his food insecurity as he tends to gobble down food quickly. However, one of our cats is very territorial and keeps attempting to start fights, and Edjy doesn't back down. He doesn't start fights with the other cats, but he is the newcomer, and we have to be fair to everyone. He's good with having his claws trimmed and hasn't scratched or bitten outside of rough play. He does hiss at loud sounds and is a little skittish.

Mimi is a former stray who wandered into my life months ago and completely stole my heart. She would make an amazing indoor companion. She is extremely affectionate, very talkative, and loves being involved in whatever you are doing. Mimi adores playtime, pets, and sleeping on top of you every single night. She is soft, athletic, charming, and full of personality. She is constantly making us laugh and always greets us with her funny meows. I would keep her if I could, but she does not get along with my two male cats, and we are a military family moving in April. I am determined to find Mimi a loving forever home where she can be spoiled and cherished. She has so much love to give and will truly brighten the right person’s life.

I desperately need to rehome this sweet girl. I have 3 cats of my own and I can’t keep another one. I’m willing to pay a bonus for adoption, plus provide all supplies. Masha is an 8-year-old spayed female with a sweet but confident personality. She tends to be very assertive with other animals that are more submissive. she could get along with confident “alpha” pet. She is litter box and scratching post trained, and has no bad habits. She can be a bit skittish around loud noises and unfamiliar people, but she is usually adjusting okay. When stressed, Masha may overgroom and pull fur. This resolves when she feels safe and secure, and with patient, loving humans who respect her boundaries. She is a healthy cat and has been well cared for. Vaccinations are up to date. She has a chip. I am happy to cover her routine medical expenses for the first year, like annual checkups etc. She would do best in a home without little children; respectful kids would be just fine.