Burmese kittens & cats in Fremont, Ohio

Tam is a princess and she knows it. You can hear in her goofy lil meow how she sees your hands are empty, and expects both of them to be just for her. She's squishy, sweet to humans, and has never started a fight with another cat. Although every princess knows they deserve no disrespect, so she's not going to let herself get bullied either. Tam is usually quite relaxed! During the first few minutes of introduction to my home, she found a place to lounge as if she's already lived there for years. Tam gets along just fine with other cats as long as they aren't prone to fights, but she obviously loves humans more. Her ideal home would be one where she gets plenty of human attention, and just a few siblings. Due to increased stress in her current home from medical grievances, Tam has started pooping in strange places. Since this behavior is new, it'll stop once she's comfortable in a new, stress-free home.

Kit made her presence known to my family (quite loudly) upon materializing in our backyard one July afternoon. With a few meals and a bath, she's settled a bit and gained some weight. Though she's still small overall and has a lot of behaviors expected of kittens- hence the nickname we gave her. Kit is a little lazy with spurts of playfulness, she yearns to make friends with the other cats in my house, and she sticks close to us humans. She often forgets what "personal space" is when food is involved, but she's happy to eat just about anything. There are a few house rules Kit has yet to understand (e.g. being disallowed on the countertops), but a bit of patience and training is all she needs- she's just a young cat after all. Kit's ideal home would be one with people who can take time showing her the ropes of home life, and which has another cat or two for her to pester when those people aren't around. I'm sure you'll find her quite endearing when she's given the chance!

Jackie loves humans more than love itself. She's always vying for the attention of any person that passes through my home. She likes to drink water from the tap when it's running slow, and always demands to be the first to obtain pets or cuddles of any type. She has no patience for other cats though; just being near them sends Jackie into a fit of crying and spitting. Her ideal home would be one where she has all the people to herself.Recent events have shown Jackie doesn't take stress well. Residing in a multi-cat home with humans under great medical strain has caused her to obtain the strange habit of pooping rooms away from a clean litterbox. Since this is a new development in her behavior, it'll cease once she finds a quiet, safe home where she's guaranteed no competition for affection.