Calico kittens & cats in Caldwell, Idaho

Minato (first2 pictures) and Itachi (last 2 pictures) are brothers who have been together since birth. We just had our second baby and are moving states. We will have to rent so we can’t take the kitties with us. They love to play wrestle and be up in their cat tree. They get along with other cats but haven’t really been around dogs! They are very lovey kitties and loved to be pet and cuddled. We’d really love for them to go together if at all possible..

Lulu is a sweet but very shy girl. We are moving states and cannot bring her brothers and sister with us since we will now be renting… she has been house trained and is good with other cats but hasn’t been around dogs. She loves the sunshine and to cuddle with her sister Lilo… we’d really like them to go together if possible because they’ve lived with each other since they were born. We don’t want them in shelters so we’re trying to rehome them here. They are good kitties and very loving. They love being inside the box part of their kitty tree and cuddling together. (Lilo is the pure black kitty and Lulu is the calico).

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Meet Mick! Mick was rescued from a feral cat community as a sick kitten and has come a long way. He likes to be pet and purrs a lot but hasn’t quite figured out how to be held and be pet, although he is practicing and is discovering lap time. He spends long hours in a fluffy cat bed next to my desk as I work, and he practices biscuit making throughout the day. He always keeps track of the household humans, but he doesn’t get as much attention as he wants because he is smaller than the others and gets pushed aside. He is very cautious with new people but can usually be encouraged to be brave with a laser pointer or a fishing pole. He seems to be a one- or two-person kind of cat and doesn’t care much for groups or loud folks. Mick is a petite dynamo that likes to play and absolutely adores canned food and squeeze treats! He is a snacker, nibbling on kibble and anything else he finds throughout the day, but that hasn’t changed his lean physique. He has been raised with other cats and a geriatric large dog. He ignores the dog and, although he has never been truly a lone cat, he seems to enjoy being alone or at least left unbothered by the other cats. He does play with and lounging about with his brother Marley (also available). With patience and positive reinforcement, Mick will be a great household cat. Mick is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines! To meet her, please email her foster, Pam, at hess2589@gmail.com.

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