Burmese kittens & cats in Kenner, Louisiana

Adopted circa 2016 as an abandoned stray kitten and raised with other cats, dogs, and children. Has spent the majority of her life as an indoor cat and does not like to stray far from home. Very sweet and affectionate - prefers older individuals and women.

When we first saw Homer, we thought we were rescuing a 4-month-old kitten. He was so emaciated and frail that he barely stood out from the shadows. But after some much-needed groceries, medical care, and a whole lot of love, our vet gave us the surprise of a lifetime: Homer isn't a kitten at all—he's a fully grown, 3–4 year old survivor. His "Superpowers" Homer is blind, but please don't tell him that—he hasn't noticed! 🐾 The Sound Hunter: Because he survived on the streets, his hearing and whiskers are elite. He can "track" a crinkle ball or a feather wand better than most sighted cats. The GPS Mind: Once Homer maps out your living room, he moves with total confidence. He’s a pro at navigating his environment by memory and touch. The Comeback King: After everything he’s been through, Homer is surprisingly trusting. He is a master of the "head-butt" and will purr the second he feels your hand near him. What Homer Needs Homer is looking for a forever home that matches his resilient spirit. He would love: Consistency: A home where the furniture stays in the same place so he can keep his "mental map" updated. Interactive Play: He loves toys that make noise (bells, crinkles, chirps)! Homer spent years surviving against all odds. Now, he’s ready to spend the rest of his years being spoiled, loved, and celebrated. Come meet the cat who proved everyone wrong! Homer is a black domestic shorthair mix