Burmese kittens & cats in Daphne, Alabama

Callie was rescued as a very pregnant cat and has since raised her kittens who have all been adopted. Callie is still waiting for her forever home. Callie is ok with the other cats we are fostering as long as they give her space, so it would be best for her to go to a home with no other cats or a cat who will not pester her. She is very shy and mostly keeps to herself but she is affectionate also. Expect her to hide under a cat bed or blanket until she feels safe enough to come out and investigate her new surroundings. Callie is spayed and up to date on vaccinations. She was eartipped when spayed. Please only apply if you intend to keep the cat indoors. Before an application is fully approved, a brief home visit (15-30 min) will be completed. We appreciate your understanding, as these cats have been in our care for a while now and have been treated like members of our family. We want them to go to homes we know they will be comfortable in.

To meet Tomato is to love him. Tomato is a sweet boy who instantly captured our hearts. Tomato came to us needing surgery on this inner eyelid. His surgery was completed in early October and he is now ready to find his family. His eye does need to be cleaned periodically. He has been fostered with kitties & young kids. He is vaccinated, neutered, combo tested (neg), & microchipped.

Galileo is a big orange sweetheart! We estimate he’s 1.5-3 years old but he spends most of the time babysitting and playing with the foster kittens. He is playful and has a very easy going personality. We jokingly say he’s the other cats’ mom since he’s always pulling one of them in for a hug and washing their face. Galileo is good with other cats, and is friendly with dogs, even large dogs. Galileo is neutered and up to date on vaccinations. Please only apply if you intend to keep the cat indoors. Before an application is fully approved a brief home visit (15-30 min) will be completed. We appreciate your understanding, as these cats have been in our care for a while now and have been treated like members of our family. We want them to go to homes that we feel they will be comfortable in.