Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Beebe, Arkansas

TEXAS ADOPTION ONLY This little guy is full of energy. He has a huge personality. Loves to play with litter mates. Hawkeye was found in a box outside of homebase looking out for his 3 siblings with a closed can of cat food in the box with them. He is ready to find his forever family.

You wanna hear something crazy? I was born with a cleft lip and legs that were bent...I mean, gee...to top it all off, my Mommy Parti and my siblings Chess and Mancala and me were in a bad situation too. Fortunately, we were rescued and next thing we knew, we were all together in a foster home! At first, the foster folks were wondering if my legs were going to need some real help...so they did some x-rays and talked about options for helping me. Well, I showed them and as soon as I could, I got my legs stronger and straighter and now they are ok! And another miracle - even though I was born with a cleft lip, I was always able to drink my Mommy's milk and then eat kitten food. So, I guess you could say, I am a bit of a miracle! Not only that, and I don't like to brag, but my coat is long and fluffy and GORGEOUS! Foster Mommy loves to say I am UNIQUE! My nose is a bit different from other kittens but she says that just makes me EXTRA special. What do you think? I am a bit shy but I appreciate it when you pick me up slowly and talk to me gently. I adore playing with toys and my siblings but taking a cat nap is right up there too! I use the litter box just fine in case you were wondering. Maybe I will see you soon? Love, Checkers ONLY AVAILABLE IN TEXAS This cat can only be adopted in the state of Texas and has an adoption fee of $150.

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Tut is an 8-year-old Long Hair (possibly Maine Coon) mix, who has been a cherished part of our family for the past seven years. He is a gentle and affectionate cat who loves to cuddle and sit on laps. Tut thrives in a calm environment and would do best in a home without children or dogs, as they tend to stress him out. He is ideally suited for adults who can devote time to loving him and giving him all the cuddles he desires. Tut has had a history of marking outside the litter box when stressed, often on clothing or towels left on the ground. This behavior has been managed successfully with regular litter box maintenance, stress medication when needed, and plenty of attention. Unfortunately, a recent period of household chaos led to an incident, and my husband has reached his final tolerance. We must now make the heartbreaking decision to rehome him. The most recent marking incident occurred after a year of no problems, and in the past has been related to significant life changes.

6/30/2024 - 11 weeks