Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Leduc, Alberta

We are looking for a wonderful forever home for our 6-year-old orange long-haired boy. He is incredibly affectionate, loves being around people, and has a very gentle personality. He has been microchipped and is up to date on his vaccinations. He is not neutered yet, but we are happy to have him neutered before he goes to his new home if preferred. Our only wish is to find someone who will truly love and care for him for the rest of his life. If you think you can provide him with a safe, loving, and responsible home, please feel free to reach out. There is no rehoming fee. Our priority is finding the right home for him.

Step right up! The greatest kitten show on earth is about to begin! This playful little performer treats every wand toy like a trapeze act and every couch cushion like part of an obstacle course. Leaping, pouncing, zooming, and dramatically sliding across the floor are all part of this energetic entertainer's daily routine. Once the final curtain closes and the zoomies wind down, this silly superstar is happy to curl up for a well-earned nap in a sunny spot. Ready to add some kitten-sized comedy and chaos to your home? Come meet this adorable acrobat at the Edmonton Humane Society today! Primary Color: Seal Point Weight: 1.42 Age: 0yrs 3mths 0wks

Meet Sweetie!Sweetie came into care from a small feral colony. The other 6 have all found their forever homes but Sweetie took a little longer to tame than her family. Sweetie is shy, she takes time to build trust. She is not food motivated, so calm consist routine is the best way to make friends. Sweetie loves affection. Neck scratches and shoulder rubs are her favorite. With time I`ve gotten her onto my lap for serious cuddles including tummy rubs!She`s a gal who knows what she wants. If you tick her off, expect to get a warning whack (with no claws). I believe that over time in a calm household, Sweeties affectionate personality will come out more and more.What does adopting Sweetie look like? You will need to have a safe room for her to start off in. Expect to have her hide from you for up to the first week. At first she`ll be unsure about you and neck scratchers may only last a few minutes at a time before she retreats to her hiding place. She`ll start coming out more and longer with time. Sweetie does seem to trust males more than females and would not be appropriate for a household with young children or an overly loud busy household.This beautiful girl may take a little extra work but the bond you will build will be a dedicated companion that only has eyes for you.