Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

Princess Donut is a gorgeous long-haired tuxedo 3 year old (born about 2/6/2023) sweetie. She loves being brushed which keeps her coat healthy, fluffy, and shiny. She rolls all over the floor and purrs loudly when she is being brushed and it’s adorable to see. Donut is the perfect mix of a cat. She is very independent and will explore at her leisure but she will usually come and crawl into your lap after she is done exploring. She communicates when she wants attention with a cute raspy little meow. She has a loud purr and definitely lets you know that she’s enjoying herself. She loves to knead and is a “master biscuit maker” when she’s happy and even makes “air biscuits.” When visitors come, she is outgoing but she can be a little shy at first but she is too curious to hide for very long. We don’t have any experience with her with children but we anticipate that she will do best with older children or adults only. We also don’t know how she will do with other animals. Donut is very playful and especially loves string toys, laser lights, and catnip. She has a very sweet social disposition and is very gentle. She will allow you to pick her up and carry her around but her foster mom isn’t sure that she enjoys it but she will allow it. It seems highly likely that in a new forever home that if allowed, she would sleep with her new family. Another fun thing about Donut is that she has an adorable overbite so her tongue hangs out sometimes when she’s relaxed and/or happy. She loves to just be in the room with her humans, independently choosing whether to take naps, watch birds, or come looking for pets or playtime. She is simply a wonderful cat to be around. Ask us about her today!

Cutie is a young 3-month-old buff and white longhair kitten ready to start her next adventure in a loving home! Like all kittens, Cutie is still learning about the world and will need patience, playtime, and positive experiences as she grows. Kittens thrive with enrichment, socialization, and consistent care as they develop into confident adult cats. If you’re ready for the fun, energy, and occasional mischief that comes with kittenhood, Cutie is excited to meet you!

Pooh is a young 3-month-old grey tabby kitten ready to start her next adventure in a loving home! Like all kittens, Pooh is still learning about the world and will need patience, playtime, and positive experiences as she grows. Kittens thrive with enrichment, socialization, and consistent care as they develop into confident adult cats. If you’re ready for the fun, energy, and occasional mischief that comes with kittenhood, Pooh is excited to meet you!

Brownie is approximately 10 years old and she is “usually” a black long haired cat but after a recent shaving for some seriously matted fur, you can’t tell that she is a long haired cat. The only evidence is her big puff ball tail on her tiny almost 6 pound body. Her foster mom said that Brownie is very good at helping with the housework as her tail is acting like a dust mop. Once her hair grows back in, it will be important for her new family to carefully brush her so that her coat will stay in good condition. Her previous owner was unable to do so due to health issues. Brushing is a good opportunity to bond with her. She will go to her new home after having a dental which is a great benefit to an adopter to have this taken care of along with senior bloodwork and other testing that all came back great. Brownie appears to be deaf as she doesn’t respond to any sounds. She seems to be adjusting well in her foster home and we are just learning her personality more. It appears that she will enjoy petting and will likely sleep with someone if given the chance. We don’t know how she will be with children or other animals. Can you find room in your heart for this sweet petite gal?

Peter Rabbit is a young 3-month-old grey and white tabby kitten ready to start his next adventure in a loving home! Like all kittens, Peter Rabbit is still learning about the world and will need patience, playtime, and positive experiences as he grows. Kittens thrive with enrichment, socialization, and consistent care as they develop into confident adult cats. If you’re ready for the fun, energy, and occasional mischief that comes with kittenhood, Peter Rabbit is excited to meet you!

Princess Donut is a gorgeous long-haired tuxedo 3 year old (born about 2/6/2023) sweetie. She loves being brushed which keeps her coat healthy, fluffy, and shiny. She rolls all over the floor and purrs loudly when she is being brushed and it’s adorable to see. Donut is the perfect mix of a cat. She is very independent and will explore at her leisure but she will usually come and crawl into your lap after she is done exploring. She communicates when she wants attention with a cute raspy little meow. She has a loud purr and definitely lets you know that she’s enjoying herself. She loves to knead and is a “master biscuit maker” when she’s happy and even makes “air biscuits.” When visitors come, she is outgoing but she can be a little shy at first but she is too curious to hide for very long. We don’t have any experience with her with children but we anticipate that she will do best with older children or adults only. We also don’t know how she will do with other animals. Donut is very playful and especially loves string toys, laser lights, and catnip. She has a very sweet social disposition and is very gentle. She will allow you to pick her up and carry her around but her foster mom isn’t sure that she enjoys it but she will allow it. It seems highly likely that in a new forever home that if allowed, she would sleep with her new family. Another fun thing about Donut is that she has an adorable overbite so her tongue hangs out sometimes when she’s relaxed and/or happy. She loves to just be in the room with her humans, independently choosing whether to take naps, watch birds, or come looking for pets or playtime. She is simply a wonderful cat to be around. Ask us about her today!

Cutie is a young 3-month-old buff and white longhair kitten ready to start her next adventure in a loving home! Like all kittens, Cutie is still learning about the world and will need patience, playtime, and positive experiences as she grows. Kittens thrive with enrichment, socialization, and consistent care as they develop into confident adult cats. If you’re ready for the fun, energy, and occasional mischief that comes with kittenhood, Cutie is excited to meet you!

Pooh is a young 3-month-old grey tabby kitten ready to start her next adventure in a loving home! Like all kittens, Pooh is still learning about the world and will need patience, playtime, and positive experiences as she grows. Kittens thrive with enrichment, socialization, and consistent care as they develop into confident adult cats. If you’re ready for the fun, energy, and occasional mischief that comes with kittenhood, Pooh is excited to meet you!

Brownie is approximately 10 years old and she is “usually” a black long haired cat but after a recent shaving for some seriously matted fur, you can’t tell that she is a long haired cat. The only evidence is her big puff ball tail on her tiny almost 6 pound body. Her foster mom said that Brownie is very good at helping with the housework as her tail is acting like a dust mop. Once her hair grows back in, it will be important for her new family to carefully brush her so that her coat will stay in good condition. Her previous owner was unable to do so due to health issues. Brushing is a good opportunity to bond with her. She will go to her new home after having a dental which is a great benefit to an adopter to have this taken care of along with senior bloodwork and other testing that all came back great. Brownie appears to be deaf as she doesn’t respond to any sounds. She seems to be adjusting well in her foster home and we are just learning her personality more. It appears that she will enjoy petting and will likely sleep with someone if given the chance. We don’t know how she will be with children or other animals. Can you find room in your heart for this sweet petite gal?

Peter Rabbit is a young 3-month-old grey and white tabby kitten ready to start his next adventure in a loving home! Like all kittens, Peter Rabbit is still learning about the world and will need patience, playtime, and positive experiences as he grows. Kittens thrive with enrichment, socialization, and consistent care as they develop into confident adult cats. If you’re ready for the fun, energy, and occasional mischief that comes with kittenhood, Peter Rabbit is excited to meet you!

If you’re someone who likes growing things such as flowers or vegetables, you might appreciate watching Logan blossom from a skittish cat into a confident one. He’s still in foster, where he’s come a long way from the bundle of nerves he was after losing everything he once knew and winding up at the shelter. In fact, he’s friendlier and sillier by the day. One thing you'll notice right away is his fluffy coat. He's so soft that you’ll want to pet him all the time, but Logan values his autonomy and must be allowed to give his consent. He actually has the cutest way of letting you know when he's ready for affection: Offer him your index finger for him to sniff, and if he rubs against it, congratulations—you've been granted permission! He continually checks in with these nose boops and when he’s done getting loved on, he’ll go and do his own thing a few feet away. He definitely likes being near his person, even if he doesn’t want constant interaction with them. Logan is super food motivated, so treat-based games and foraging puzzles are a fantastic way to keep his clever mind busy. He also enjoys entertaining himself with toys, especially electronic-motion ones and anything infused with catnip. Wand toys, however, are still too scary for his taste, so he'll happily skip those. This slow-burn boy is waiting for a chill home with someone who enjoys celebrating the little milestones, and understands that the most meaningful bonds are built with patience. He would do best as an only cat, although he seems to vibe with dogs given a thoughtful introduction. *Since adjusting to a new home can be challenging for an anxious cat, it will be crucial for Logan's adopter to confine him to a small spare room or bathroom (along with his food, water, and litter). Visiting his room at regular intervals, getting down on his level, offering treats, and speaking softly (while avoiding prolonged eye contact and forced touch) will ease the transition and accelerate the bonding process.