Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Moore, Oklahoma

10 year old black cat needing a new home. I am moving and cannot take her where I am going. She is litter box trained and mostly keeps to herself. Does not require a lot of attention but also loves it when given. She lives with another cat and they get along well. She has never been around a dog and has never been outside but does have her claws.

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Mustaches are back! Most girls would go to great lengths to hide their mustaches. Not this girl! This girl can rock a mustache like no other! Charley is a beautiful and loving long haired cuddle bug who loves to be brushed and petted. She gives the best sweet, loving headbutts for attention. She will play but prefers pets and gets along with other kitties. She is estimated to be about 3 years old and is litterbox trained with no accidents. She is microchipped, spayed, negative for FIV/Felv, and vaccinated.

Carolina was found with her brothers, sister and feral mom. Carolina got her name because she was the spicest of the Spicy Crew but she has made tremendous strides on her social skills. She still likes to pretend like she is vicious but she can be handled. Carolina is still shy around humans but has a curious nature. With time and patience, Carolina will continue to improve. ##1898457##

Cayenne was found with her brothers, sister and feral mom. Cayenne is the subtle spice of the Spicy Crew. She is still extremely shy and likes to pretend she is ferocious. She can be handled but wants to hide as much as she can. She is never far behind her sister Carolina, and should stay with her when adopted. Time and patience will be needed to help Cayenne learn to trust. She has a curious disposition but is very cautious. ##1898456##

Meet Taz, a delightful 7-year-old neutered male cat in search of his forever home. Taz is up to date on his annual vaccines and receives monthly parasite prevention, but he needs an adopter dedicated to maintaining his health with routine veterinary care and parasite prevention for the rest of his life. Taz has never shared his space with dogs, other cats, or small children, so he may feel overwhelmed by noisy or chaotic environments. However, with patient introductions and a calm atmosphere, Taz is likely to adjust and form strong bonds with his new human companions. Once comfortable, Taz loves nothing more than engaging in playful activities, particularly enjoying simulated hunts with his favorite wand toys.Taz is incredibly friendly and affectionate, but it's important for his adopter to understand and respect his boundaries. He communicates through his body language, and it's crucial for his adopter to take the time to read his signals and respond accordingly. If his boundaries are ignored, Taz may resort to using his teeth and claws to reiterate, so he should not be placed in a home with children who might miss his cues. Feline overstimulation is a real concern, and it's essential for Taz's adopter to recognize when he's had enough attention or playtime. Signs of overstimulation can include dilated pupils, flattened ears, and a twitching tail. By observing and understanding Taz's body language, his adopter can ensure he feels safe and secure in his new environment.If you're ready to welcome a loving and playful feline companion into your home, Taz could be the perfect match for you. With patience, understanding, and a commitment to respecting his boundaries, Taz will reward his adopter with endless affection and companionship.

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