Calico kittens & cats in Hoover, Alabama

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Mansha (short for Hemantya, meaning “snow-lion”) came to me Christmas 2024. She was a purrfect pooper from day 1, using the litter box without previous training. She’s been a loyal companion, and we’ve encountered few problems, and they usually came down to my inexperience with caring for indoor cats. She’s turned out to be an excellent cuddler, but has a high energetic/play drive, too. My physical debility has prevented me from giving her enough play time, regretfully. As it has progressed, I am facing having to move. Sadly, pets are not allowed for me, and we will have to say goodbye. I hope to find her a loving new home where she will have lots of opportunities for play and preferably remain indoors.

Esther is a sweet one but like all good cats she has her quirks. She likes to be within arms length for pets, has a thing for licking wet hair and demands you brush her chin hair. She will accept a good petting or ear rub as a substitute if absolutely necessary. However, her highness is firm on not being picked up. She says she is a cat, not a sack of potatoes! She is a good roommate, she won't walk across your keyboard while you are working and she enjoys quiet time hanging out with her emotional support catnip cactus toy, Steve. She also provides free weather forecast services - five to ten minutes before it rains, she'll dart through the house to hide. Better than the weather radio! She may be 9 years old but has plenty of spunk. Wand toys are her jam. She'll jump a few times then plop down and then flail about like a beautiful spaz. Then it's nap time. Her favorite napping spots are close by her foster mom - back of the couch, chair or near her pillow. We believe Esther will do best in a low energy home with a human nearby. Young kids are probably not her thing. And she does not mind being a single diva. Esther has a very well managed autoimmune disorder called Immune Mediated Haemolytic Anemia (IMHA) that requires 1/2 of a little pill just twice a week. She likes them crushed up and mixed with Churu treats during a wet food feeding. Esther is doing very very well on her medication! And it only costs around $15 for a month's supply.Here is a link to a fact sheet regarding IMHA. https://www.vetspecialists.co.uk/fact-sheets-post/imha-immune-mediated-haemolytic-anaemia-fact-sheet/#:~:text=What%20is%20Immune%20Mediated%20Haemolytic,%2C%20liver%2C%20brain%2C%20etcAvailable for adoption from Kitty Kat Haven and RescueHoover, AL 35226205-302-8883

Frosty’s story started in a rough place—he was most likely abandoned and left to fend for himself. He went door-to-door looking for food, just trying to find someone to care. When we learned about him, we knew we had to step in. As a white cat, being outside was especially dangerous for him—no camouflage, no protection.Now safe and loved, Frosty has shown us just how wonderful he is. He’s the ultimate companion—whether you need a study buddy, a TV-watching partner, or just a sweet friend to keep you company. He loves being with people and will make sure you never feel alone.Frosty does have a heart condition, but it has remained stable for the past year, and he is not on any medication. He was just checked out a few days ago and no changes. He will need follow up echocardiograms to monitor his hypertrophic cardiomyopathy every year. Whoever adopts Frosty will be incredibly lucky to have him. If you’re looking for the most loyal, loving cat, Frosty is waiting for you!If you’re interested in giving Frosty the forever home he deserves, please reach out!Available for adoption from Kitty Kat Haven and RescueHoover, AL 35226205-302-8883