Calico kittens & cats in Brooksville, Florida

We adopted Fluffy and her sister - Sissy Dec. 23, 2015. They were approx. 3 months old then. They both have been spayed and up to date on their shots. They can be placed together or separately. Reason Relocating - We are moving back North to Ohio and are going to be traveling alot and we don't want to board her or have her home alone with only someone checking on her and feeding her. Adjectives that describe your pet: Fluffy is sweet and lovable. Not really a lap cat, but likes to be near you. She will sit nearby or lay against you. She is scared of small children and has never been around dogs. Best Qualities She loves being brushed and loves to play with hair bands. She likes toy mice, but hair bands will entertain her for a long time.

This beauty walked right up to a family who were outside their home. They gave her shelter while they checked with neighbors and posted flyers. No one came to claim her. She had no chip, and no one in their gated community recognized her. Unable to give her a forever home, they brought her to our Sanctuary, where we had our vet give her a thorough exam. We posted her on all the sites, hoping she was lost and not abandoned. Three months later, no one had claimed Victoria. We named her Victoria the Magnificent because it fits! She is regal, loves to engage you in conversation, and loves to be loved. Our vet guestimates her to be about 4 years old. She's very healthy and will give some lucky subject a lot of love. On June 21, 2024, Victoria was adopted into a home with a small dog. The introductions were not done as advised, and it ended badly for Victoria. Our Magnificent girl has been returned 7/15/2024. She will have to re-acclimate to an environment with 50 cats and a large dog; but she did it once, she can do it again! Victoria will only be adopted into a home with no other pets.

Cleopatra and her four siblings entered the world on the sidewalk of an apartment complex, born to a very young, abandoned cat. They were all brought to us with their mom, when the kittens were just one day old. Their mom was named after her finder, Diana. Because she is so “ladylike” in her demeanor, we decided Lady Diana was an appropriate name for her. All her kittens are sweet, love to play and are healthy and happy. Cleopatra is a beautiful calico who has dramatic eyes and a regal air befitting her name. Her siblings, who are also her best friends, are Julia, Fergie, Athena and Dutch. Since they are bonded, she needs to be adopted with one of them. It is our policy that kittens be adopted in pairs. DOB: 3/26/24

Athena and her four siblings entered the world on the sidewalk of an apartment complex, born to a very young, abandoned cat. They were brought to us with their mom, when the kittens were just one day old. Their mom, who is so “ladylike” in her demeanor, we named her Lady Diana (after her finder). Her kittens are all very sweet, love to play, and are happy and healthy. They are vocal and purry and typical rambunctious little ones! Athena is a beautiful dilute calico, who was a bit on the shy side though she has come a long way in a short time. She would do best with a patient adopter who is willing to help her develop her true personality. Athena must be adopted with one of her siblings (Cleopatra, Fergie, Julia or Dutch), as they are all very bonded. It is our policy that kittens be adopted in pairs.. DOB: 3/26/24

Diana, a very young, abandoned cat, gave birth to four kittens on the sidewalk of a local apartment complex. Fortunately, a kind person came to their rescue and brought her and her one-day old kittens to us. She was fiercely protective of her babies the entire time she nursed them and, once weaned, she was anxious to leave the nursery and resume her independent life watching the world go by through the window screens. Lady Diana deserves to enjoy a happy and safe indoor life with all the love there is to give. She doesn't do well with other cats or with dogs and has learned to just keep her distance from our other residents. Lady Diana does crave human interaction and will reach out to her foster mom and other volunteers from the perch of her cat tree. She does forget to retract her claws, so children would not be a good fit. She isn't mean in any way - she just doesn't know any better. It's best to keep her claws trimmed. Declawing is NOT an option. DOB: 10/25/24

Pearl is a very outgoing and sweet cat but is food obsessed. We have other rescue cats who do not have a problem with food and we have been unable to get Pearl’s weight under control. She does not have any health issues that we know of but feel she needs to be in a house without other cats where the person can monitor her food intake closely and get her weight down. She’s a small framed cat and around 14 pounds. She is spayed, front declawed and is 5 years old. She has been an indoor cat and never had any health issues.

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