Calico kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

We acquired Tula from a rescue, February of 2025. Our living situation has since changed and we feel she is deserving of more space to roam freely, which we are unable to provide. She is two-years old and when we rescued her, we were told she was found in the streets with a litter of kittens. Her file informed us that she got along with dogs but needed to be the only cat. We have not tested either theory as she is our only pet. She is curious, sweet, playful, and loves to snuggle. She spends most of her time lying at the top of her cat tree sleeping, and when she is ready to move, she loves to watch birds and squirrels from behind window glass. She is adaptable. Incredibly so. We had her placed in a rehoming situation about a month or so ago and were since asked to take her back due to the busy schedule of her temporary host. At this point in time we know what's best for her, and in this case, it means letting her go. We just want her to be loved and safe.

Hi! I adopted Pegasus through Petco, and she's a lover of cuddles and attention. She was a stray cat when they found her (from what I was told). She is 5 years old and full of energy to chase fuzzy wires, wands, or balls. The perfect home for Peggy would be a home without cats, someone who is patient, and someone who wants a clingy cat. Pegasus is everything you look for in a cat; she really is a lover and isn't afraid to show it.

We got mocha from a friends barn cat. We did have her declawed. She really doesn’t seem to like or enjoy a busy life. She prefers peace and quiet. She can be moody if the kids are petting her too often she will bit at them. She loves to lounge around. She also really loves to run outside and then she comes in: but she likes the outdoors but isn’t able to be an outdoor cat since she is declawed. We live in a smoke free house with a dog.

Luna is a young petite cutie, estimated to be about 2 years old (born approximately 6/10/23). She had been living outside as a friendly stray until her rescuer decided to bring her inside which happened to be just in time for her give birth to two kittens. One of her kittens has found a new home but Luna is quite bonded to her other kitten, Invis, and they want to stay together in their new forever home. She is enjoying the inside life and has become a great window watcher and enjoys sitting on laps. Luna was a great mom to her sweet babies but she has now been spayed so she won’t be adding to the cat population any longer. She enjoys being brushed and having her belly petted. She would most likely enjoy sleeping with her new family if they let her. She is mostly a quiet cat but can be vocal when it is meal time. She loves her Yeoww! catnip toys. When she was living outside, she would happily greet people that she came in contact with so we suspect that she would do the same with visitors to her new home. Luna lives in a home with other cats and ferrets. She isn’t particularly fond of the ferrets but as long as there is a proper introduction to another cat, she would likely do just fine with another gentle cat. We don’t know how she is with dogs or children. Can you make room in your heart and home to give this sweet young gal a fresh start along with her adorable daughter, Invis? Two cats are always better than one!

Princess is an 11 year old cat looking for her castle! She takes a second to adjust to her new surroundings, but after a few days, she grows comfortable and comes out of her shell! Princess would do best in a quiet and routine home with a single room where she can acclimate. Princess has lived with other cats and may do fine with them, as long as they are non-confrontational (Princess was bullied by some cats and will need to be slowly introduced to gain their trust.) Princess previously feasted like the royalty she is and will need help with her diet and exercise to maintain her health and minimize any physical symptoms that may come with her weight. If you want to give Princess the castle she deserves, inquire about her today!

Meet Roxy, a curious, playful, and affectionate 1-year-old cat who’s thriving in her foster home! Roxy plays hard and loves hard. She’s happiest zooming around, climbing her cat tree, sprinting through her tunnel, and turning absolutely anything into a toy. She’ll explore your cabinets, walk across your laptop, and keep a close eye on whatever you’re doing. She’s a chatty girl too, and she’ll make sure you always know exactly what she wants! When she’s done adventuring, Roxy becomes a total sweetheart. She loves being held, petted, cuddled, and curled up right beside her people. At night she happily claims the human bed as her own and prefers to sleep right next to you. Roxy can be sensitive to loud, unexpected noises like thunderstorms or fireworks. She may take some time and space to adjust in a new environment, but once settled, she bonds deeply and seeks out attention. She can get mouthy in a playful, overstimulated way, so she may do best in a home without young children. Her foster does not have other pets, so her compatibility with them is unknown. If you’re looking for an affectionate, spirited companion who will fill your home with love, laughter, and a bit of mischief, Roxy might be your perfect match! Roxy does not do well with loud unexpected noises (thunderstorms and fireworks). She needs her own space and takes some time to adjust at first. I do not have other pets or kids, so I am not sure how she would do with those. She does bite in a playful manner, so my thought is that she would not be a good fit for young kids.