Calico kittens & cats in Sapulpa, Oklahoma

Very sweet cat and it kills me to create this and try to find her another home, but I have tried everything and I cannot get her to stop peeing on my daughters things. She has been to the vet to rule out UTIs. She is very playful and loves to play fetch, but does not get the attention she needs/wants from my daughter and I am working too much. I will not rehome her to just anyone. I need to know that she will be well taken care of and loved. She is also an inside only cat as she does not have front claws.

I was surrendered with my brother. Shy at first and getting better everyday day being handled. I am becoming a talker and want the attention.

This kitty was found on a frontage road near a tollway, where there are no houses nearby. At first, he could not use his right hind leg, so he moved very slowly, dragging his leg, and could not jump at all. Eventually he did recover from what must have been an injury and now he is a very active and playful kitten. He is very cuddly and loves to follow us around, sits on our lap, and being carried around. He also loves playing with the toys, getting into small spaces, and likes to sit in any basket for hours at a time. He is curious about our 2 dogs and wants to play, but our dogs are 12 years old and not interested in playing with the kitty. He used the litter box from the first day we brought him home. He's been eating dry food and drinks water frequently. He appears to be healthy and well behaved (for a kitten). Not overly aggressive or needy. We would love to keep him, but our 2 old dogs and an adult male cat are not very receptive and often intimidates the kitty.

Taz is a big, adventurous cat. He loves to explore! In his old age, he either wants to be left alone or he wants to play. He's great with people, very kind and curious, just not as great with other pets and small children. Taz likes to sunbathe, watch the birds out the window, drink from the dripping faucet, and get a good scratch behind the ears. He loves to chase things, from lazer pointers to feathers to stray phone cords. Taz's ideal home would be one where can have his own space. Other animals wouldn't necessarily be a problem, but it would take him a while to adapt to them. Taz is an older cat, but his only issue is that he will eat too fast and throw up. Small feedings throughout the day would help with this. We have 2 children under 3, both myself and my husband work full-time, and I've developed pretty severe pet allergies as I've gotten older. We aren't giving him the love and attention he deserves, and we'd love for that to change!

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