Calico kittens & cats in Choctaw, Oklahoma

Nala was born on a farm in Jones, Oklahoma and I was able to adopt her In August 2020 making her 5 years old. she’s been my family’s cat but I am no longer able to take care of her. She has experience with a dogs and cats but might take time to get used too. She is sweet and affectionate. I want her to go to a loving home. Her nickname is MooMoo and she responds to it. She loves when you talk to her.

Oreo is very shy at first but you just need to be patient and reassuring that she can trust you. She does not like to be alone, so a home with another cat would be good. She will play with the other cats here and there but her favorite thing is being where ever her foster mom is and getting all the pets her heart desires. She is so soft and an excellent biscuit maker. She still gets scared easily and likes to have places to hide as she is still learning she is safe. If she goes to a home without another cat, I think she would be ok but may take her a little longer to warm up. She prefers dogs that just coexist as the ones that try to play with her scare her.

This stray came around my house a couple months ago when she was pregnant. I fed her because momma's gotta eat and she was so sweet and scared. She ended up disappearing for a while and re-appearing with her kittens on my porch as the days grew colder. My cats hiss at her but shes never hissed back. She's quite unbothered really. Loves to be pet, she is not food aggressive, she is litter box trained and good with kids and being picked up. She's been in a cat carrier with no issues as well. I'm also rehoming the kittens. 4 of them, 2 boys, 2 twin girls. The kittens are weaned by mama and eat canned food as well as being litter trained. Fee is for a little reimbursement for feeding/sheltering them.

Meet Aria – The Sweetest, Most Resilient Girl! Aria has been through so much, but you’d never guess it by how much love she has to give! This 4-5-year-old sweetheart was brought in near death, struggling to breathe. X-rays revealed a rare and serious condition—a tear in her diaphragm had caused her organs to shift into the wrong places. But thanks to an incredible team of doctors, she underwent surgery and made an amazing recovery! Aria is not a “special needs” cat in the usual sense—she doesn’t require medication or extra care, but she does have a unique way of breathing due to her past condition. She may have a long life ahead of her, or a shorter one, but right now, she is thriving with a great quality of life! Originally from a horse ranch where she lived as an outdoor stray, Aria absolutely adores people and craves love. She’s the kind of cat who will lean into your touch, seek out affection, and capture your heart instantly. Everyone who meets her falls in love! Aria would make an amazing companion for someone who appreciates a cat with a unique story and a big heart. She’s not “hospice,” she’s just special—and she deserves a home that will cherish her for as long as she has. Are you ready to give this incredibly sweet, resilient girl the forever home she deserves? Apply to adopt Aria today!