Calico kittens & cats in Lafayette, Tennessee

Sedona is a very sweet cat, however, she has very bad potty issues. She only uses the litterbox 70% of the time to pee (otherwise she will pee on rugs/carpet) and she has never pooped in her litter box. She will poop on the floor anywhere and everywhere. My friend re-homed her to me. She said she had these issues with her but they were not this bad. I also have a busy schedule and I am rarely home so I do think that a lot of Sedona's potty issues have to do with her acting out when I return. Sedona needs a home where her owners are attentive and home a lot. I do not know if Sedona is compatible with other animals, but she is good with kids and other adults.

MJ is a 2-year-old calico I rescued as a 3–4 week old orphan. She’s curious, playful, goofy, affectionate on her terms, and forms deep bonds—she’ll look right into your eyes like she’s studying your soul. She greets her person affectionately whenever returning home and loves to sleep nearby all night long. MJ also has a sensitive nervous system and experiences tail-chasing/swatting episodes. She’s made measurable progress, and is already using healthy coping skills like settling, changing environments, resting, and seeking enrichment. I believe she’ll continue to mature with patience, routine, age, and a calm home. MJ eats a simple wet-food diet and does best with gum-free recipes.Her ideal family is home often (WFH, retired, semi-retired), enjoys interactive play and supervised outdoor time, and sees her sensitivity as one part of an otherwise wonderful cat. She has so much love, personality, and joy to share with the right person.

Callies mom has gone into memory care so this girl needs your help. Callie is 11 yo, spayed, up to date on all vaccinations as well as heartworm and flea/tick prevention. She is very healthy. She had a complete physical yesterday (6-29-26). We found her when she was around 8 weeks old. She is an INSIDE cat.  She is independent-minded and loves to prey on things with feathers and bells. She would be best in a one-cat household. She is a complementary post so please reach out to Sue at suzee012@outlook.com