Burmese kittens & cats in Wichita, Kansas

Hello needing to rehome our cat is around 10 years old and fixed. She is really laid back. Good around dogs as long as they sniff and walk away. She likes her space and food but not aggressive while eating. She will not jump on counters or eat house food just catfood. But I don't want to give her to the humane society. Overall a really good cat that could be someone friend. She is also an indoor cat.

Autumn has quite the personality, she is a very loving cat. She is around 4 years old, I got her from the Humane Society when she was 4 months. She is very playful and loves to talk.

Meet Sterling—5 years old, 13 pounds of love, and the reigning international champion of head-butting, purring, and full-body hugs. (He also excels at lap-curling, so technically he’s a four-sport athlete.) He’s even won awards for his striking good looks—because of course he has. Sterling has never met a stranger. To him, every person is a potential best friend, and most cats are too—with a proper introduction, of course. Dogs, he’s a little unsure about, but who can blame him? Life as a former stray teaches you to be cautious around the big barky things. He has tested positive for FIV, which simply means his immune system is a bit compromised—not that he’s fragile or doomed. He absolutely is not. Many FIV+ cats live long, healthy lives; one of his foster’s friends has a 16-year-old FIV+ companion going strong. Please take a moment to learn about FIV—knowledge is power, and in this case, it’s also love. Sterling is impeccably groomed, has perfect litter box manners, enjoys being brushed, and politely tolerates nail trims. He’s affectionate to his core—every moment with him feels like a tiny treasure you didn’t know you needed. Oh, and catnip? Big fan. Playtime? Even bigger fan. I can’t say enough good things about Sterling. He’s sweet, steady, stunning—and this close to being absolutely purr-fect.