Calico kittens & cats in Palm Bay, Florida

DOB ~09/12/2025, DMH DILUTE TORTI W/ WHITE, FEMALE SPAYED Meet Glimmer Do not let her tiny size fool you. Glimmer is a bold, adventurous little girl with a huge spirit. Blind but incredibly confident, she navigates the world with curiosity and resilience. She may see some shadows, but she truly experiences life through sound, scent, and trust. One of Glimmer’s eyes was removed, and the other is microphthalmic, but this does not slow her down. She learns her surroundings quickly and thrives once she understands that her space is safe and consistent. Glimmer is affectionate and loves to be held. She is also very food motivated, which makes bonding and training easier. Her favorite activities include batting around spiral ball toys and playing with light and sound toys that help her track movement. Because she is blind, Glimmer will require a special home with someone committed to keeping her environment safe, secure, and consistent. She will need a slow introduction to new spaces and a family willing to make simple accommodations so she can confidently navigate her world. In return, she will offer deep trust, sweetness, and a resilient spirit that is truly inspiring. Glimmer is not defined by what she cannot see. She is defined by her courage, curiosity, and loving heart.

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Polly may be a little shy at first, but once she warms up, you’ll see just how loving she can be. With a face this adorable, it’s impossible not to fall in love! 💕

Meet Autumn — 1.5 years old and full of gentle sweetness. 🍂 She gets along wonderfully with other cats and kittens, though she can be a little shy at first. She’s not a fan of being picked up, but she’ll let you know she loves you with her silent little meow, her very loud purr, and the way she snuggles right into your hair. She loves playing under sheets and blankets and having fun with her feline friends. And when she’s tired? She’ll curl up right beside you and rub on you until you pet her. 🤍 Autumn was rescued from a taco stand, surviving off scraps while caring for her baby (who has already found a home). Now it’s her turn.

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