Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Star, Idaho

Cookie is sweet, long, lanky and very vocal. He is playful, likes to sleep in the softest spots and will relax in your lap for a nap. He is good with the other cats in the foster home and has quickly become comfortable with his foster’s cat savvy dogs. Cookie is very active and needs lots of playtime, toys, and a tall cat tree. If you are interested in Cookie, follow this link to our website adoption page and fill out an application: https://happyjackcats.org/adopt ❤️❤️❤️ Neutered male Age-appropriate vaccines FIV/FeLV negative Microchipped Treated for parasites Indoor home No declawing ❤️❤️❤️

We received Sasha from my father's family. They had her for 8 years. They had her indoor cat for 1 year and then the remaining 7 was for outdoors only. They grew towards a dog family and Sasha was just there and sought attention to anyone who would love her. We took her in because they were going to leave her in their move. We made her indoor and have had her for 4 months. She's litter trained. She was heavily matted and we cleaned her up with a Lion Cut. She's growing all her hair back now and is about halfway there. We have 2 other cats (trying to reduce to just 1) and they don't get along with her at all. Sasha's tried playing with them but they're being mean to her. She always loves cuddles. If you scratch her head, she will lay on you forever. You can be laying sideways on the couch and she will plop on your torso and fall asleep. She loves anyone that comes into the home and isn't human shy. She's baby friendly. Sasha is 9 years old.

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One of Pearl's nicknames is Princess Pearl (hence the photo) as she's a fluffy ball of gorgeousness. Pearl has beautiful blue eyes, lynx point coloring, a long coat and may be a Ragdoll based on those traits and her build. She does talk somewhat but mostly only when she knows her food is going to be served or she wants some pets. She is a very affectionate cat with humans and wants to make biscuits on your belly. She loves to sleep right next to you at night and keep you warm. We suspect she was raised by herself, as initially she was very afraid of all the other cats and dogs in her foster home. She was moved to a different foster home recently where she is much happier with one other laid back cat. She's now so happy she's doing normal cat stuff, like chasing the other cat and she actually gets the zoomies! She loves the neighbor's 8 year old, and we think she'd be best in a home with older kids or adults only who know how to read cat body language and won’t try to interact with her when sometimes she gets a little spicy if you pet her too long or in the "wrong" spot. Plus, she is one of those very affectionate cats that can't resist giving you a "love bite" to thank you for petting you. If you know someone or a family with older children who only want a gorgeous affectionate cat as their companion, then Pearl would be a perfect match and she'll happily make biscuits on you and just hang out next to you purring contentedly.

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