Calico kittens & cats in Heber City, Utah

Enya came to one day off the streets. I took her in and for awhile now, I've just been dealing with her, but lately shes harassing my other cat a bit too much and I'm too busy to give both of them the attention they deserve. Enya doesn't do well with other animals. She can live with them. She used to live with multiple dogs and cats and was fine the most part, only hissing and pawing if one of the dogs got too close. As for another cat, she gets pretty territorial. She was a street cat from the first year of her life, so it's ingrained in her to fight for what she wants.

Fee is amount you pay for spaying & shots. Cats are free! Stefani and Leslie just turned 3 years old. I flew to Ohio to rehome them when they were kittens and brought them back to Utah and I've loved every second that I've had with them. Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (the one on the left and in picture 2) loves meeting new people and loves getting and giving attention but also requires her personal space. She loves getting her back scratched. Leslie Barbara Knope (the one on the right and in picture 3) is curious about everything but also scared of everything so it's fun to watch her discover stuff. She prefers her head and ears scratched. A tad more territorial than Stefani. All I request is that they don't be separated as they're sisters from the same litter and have been together since birth. I'm heartbroken that my circumstances won't allow for me to provide them with what they need, but I know there's someone who needs them more than I do and can love them as much as I do.

Opal is looking to find her forever family. While she isn't a fan of dogs we believe she could learn to live with a calm cat friendly k9 companion. Opal will climb on your lap for a snuggle then return to her favorite hiding spots. She is generally the first one to let you know it's time for breakfast. This sweet lady was returned to us by no fault of her own and we promised her she'd find her forever home this time. Don't let her grumpy cat face fool you. She is a happy girl!

Cleo is a special kitty who needs a special person. This beautiful tortie came to Paws for Life Utah as a young feral kitten, and is still pretty wary of the world. At first uncomfortable with human touch, she now purrs when someone familiar pets her, and occasionally accepts a belly rub! She does well with other cats and could live in a multi-cat home. She never tries to scratch or bite, but may initially hide and will need time and patience while settling into her new home.

Berry is looking for her perfect family. She is not a cuddly needy cat, she just wants her food bowl full and her litter box cleaned. She would love to just have a home where she can just do her own thing. She doesn't mind other cats that are adults.