Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in River Falls, Wisconsin

Nala is equal parts sweet and feisty. She’s the perfect sidekick and loves to be a part of the action. Having breakfast? She’ll join you in the extra chair. Cleaning up? She’ll follow you from room to room (and try to convince you into making a pit stop at her food bowl). Time for bed? She’ll make herself cozy next to you and give the sweetest purrs. She is chatty and meows to let you know what she’s thinking. She loves to play and is overall good with kids. In our household with three young children (ages 4, 4, and 1) and multiple pets, she made some quick friends with our dog and kids but had mixed success with our cats, making us wonder if she has more experience in homes with dogs than cats. Unlike some cats who more readily hide when overwhelmed, in our sometimes loud and busy home we occasionally needed to encourage Nala to take a break from the action and move into her own space, which she has done willingly. Upon coming to rescue, Nala was discovered to have bladder stones which dissolved when started on a prescription diet. Nala will require lifelong adherence to this prescription diet in her forever home to keep her healthy and feeling good. Seeing Nala’s true self come through once on the right food plan and feeling better has brought our family so much joy. She is a beautiful and funny girl with so much personality. She will be a wonderful pet for her forever family.

Hi, I’m Earl. I was living outside, until I was trapped by some nice ladies, and brought inside. It’s pretty tough out there, fending for yourself, I was kind of a mess. My sores are all healed, thanks to the great vet team at Coco’s . I even needed to take pills for a short period of time. I was really a champ at taking my medicine, I’m easy peasy. When they brought me inside, they discovered I was social, sweet and very handsome. Some things you might want to know about me. I don’t have a tail, I can be a little vocal, especially in new situations. I am a love bug, I like to be pet, I would love to sit on your lap, that will get my motor going for sure. I’m a pretty chill guy. I kind of mind my own business, so I think I can get along with everyone with the right introduction. I am living in a house with both cats and dogs. For sure, it’s never dull here. My FM says I’m a great cat with an awesome personality.

Meet Lilibet or Mama Lili as we like to call her. Lili came to rescue with her 5 young kittens. She has been a wonderful momma but now she is finally getting her time to shine as a kitty of her own. Lili is coming around more and more every day but she is still a little nervous about fast unexpected movements. Lili does well with other cats and our dogs. As of recently she enjoys coming out of her comfort spot to rub on my legs to get pet. Lili does well with my kids, when they are running, she would rather be sitting back and watching instead of getting involved. Lili would thrive in a home environment that is patient and willing to let her take the decompression time she needs. Once that happens she will be the absolute perfect kitty!

Tookins is SUCH a sweet and loving girl! She's been friendly and social since the moment I brought her home. She likes to lay on me on the couch and sleeps next to me in bed. Also, she often touches my face so sweetly with her paw and it melts my heart. Tookins has beautiful, unique markings and very soft fur. She also does well riding in the car in a kennel. Tookins plays with toys a bit. One of her favorites is the round track with the ball and the scratching mat inside. She's also been a hoot to watch as she bats around a strip of fleece or a small stuffed mouse. Lately she's been getting the zoomies from time to time which is also pretty fun to watch! She has done well with the small dogs in the house. They don't snuggle or play much, but they're all very comfortable around each other. I also had a very shy foster kitten for a couple weeks at the start. The kitten loved Tookins, but it took her much of the time to warm up to the kitten. She preferred to roam the house with the dogs, although towards the end I'd find her laying on the futon next to the catio (where the kitten was). Tookins is carrying some extra weight, so I'm careful about measuring her food and avoiding extra treats. Our vet team also found that she has a heart murmur and some slightly abnormally-formed kidneys. Luckily both issues are very mild at the moment and not causing any problems or needing medication. However, her kidneys may put her at a higher risk for developing early renal disease. She'll need bloodwork and a urinalysis done every 6 months to monitor her kidneys so any changes can be caught and addressed right away. She'll also need yearly echocardiograms to monitor her heart, and again catch any issues early on. We understand that not all families will feel comfortable committing to these regular tests for the duration of her life, and that's ok. I know there's a perfect family out there for her that will, and I'm happy to keep loving on her till we find them. She's only two years old and deserves the best chance we can give her at a long and healthy life! Tookins- has 2 congenital abnormalities to make sure are noted. -Mild tricuspid valve insufficiency -Mild renal dysplasia She does not need any medications or special diets at this time. She should have her heart echoed again in 1 year, and possibly yearly after that. She should also have her kidney values and a urine checked every 6 months to monitor her kidneys as she is at risk for developing renal disease with her kidneys being abnormal.

Tux is a true gentleman. A wonderful lap cat for a calm environment. He isn't demanding - doesn't meow or make a fuss, just gives some head bunts, then snuggles up and purrs and purrs and purrs. He also makes the cutest little chirpy meow sound. Lately Tux has started showing me his quite impressive belly and bunny kicking for no apparent reason. I have not fallen for it, though, as I suspect it’s a cuteness trap. He is declawed in front, but could still use his pointy little teeth if boundaries were crossed. Tux will make a wonderful bed warmer. He loves to crawl under the covers to take a nap. “Where’s Tux?” He’s probably that lump on the bed. He was living with a dog, but we have not finished introducing him to ours. He doesn’t seem bothered too much by them barking in the distance, but hissing and growling ensue when they approach the gate across his door. He does calm eventually if they just lay down (they want to be by mom). Same with our cats. We currently have him on a diet of mostly wet food with a couple tablespoons of water mixed in (2 3-oz cans per day). It is higher protein and lower carb than dry food. He is a chonky boy, with a couple pounds to lose. He does also get a little dry food to keep his teeth clean.

Ruby is a beautiful girl who was surrendered locally to rescue and has been doing great! She is a bit overweight at a whopping 16 lbs and has started her weight loss journey. She is beyond sweet and is hoping to find her forever home soon!