Chartreux kittens & cats in Arlington, Washington

Let us introduce to you a sweet cat we call Skitty She is a gray cat, medium-sized, with bright yellow eyes, about 11 lbs., and approximately 1 year old. She has been spayed. We began noticing Skitty last fall in our security camera and visibly under our outside back deck where she had taken up residence. This spring she began showing herself and meowing loudly. We decided to rescue her and began feeding and caring for her. We also posted on Facebook and lost cat sites, checked the neighborhood, all to no avail. . She has become very domesticated and sociable in many ways. She loves to play with her toy, adores being petted and groomed with a brush. She spends a lot of time napping in our laps and is overall a very sweet kitty. Not at all aggressive . We have taken her to the vet for shots, and the vet says she is in good health. We are unfortunately unable to keep her and would greatly appreciate your consideration in giving her a loving home. Thank you

This shy girl is looking for the Purrfect person to come whisk her out of the chaos of shelter life. Her past owner loved her dearly but could no longer afford her prescription diet and medical conditions that flared up with stress. Ms Squeekers is a gentle soul looking simply for a caring owner willing to give her space and time to blossom into the lovebug she is. Squeekers would do best in a quiet, calm, gentle house where nothing much changes and meals are on a schedule. Hallmark movies are her jam and action movies can cause her anxiety because all those explosions are unnecessary. She has been around both children and other pets but with her stress levels she would do better in less chaotic environment. Microchipped, vaccinated and on medication to reduce her stress Squeekers is ready to allow herself to be seen. Time and patience will help her open up and blossom. Squeekers is on a Urinary Stress diet for the rest of her life to help manage and regulate her. She is also on a calming medication to help her manage the stress of being in a shelter environment.