Himalayan kittens & cats in Eagle Mountain, Utah

Hello, I'm Nisaba. In my golden years, I cherish quiet moments and simple pleasures. While I love observing the world around me, I prefer to do so from a comfortable distance. Young children and bustling environments aren't my cup of tea. I value my independence, but I won't say no to a gentle stroke or a quiet chat. If you're seeking a calm companion who respects personal space, I might just be your perfect match. Consider giving an old cat a new home where we can enjoy the serene side of life together.

Meet Romer 💛 This stunning senior gentleman is the total package-affectionate, regal, and deeply devoted to his people. Romer is the kind of cat who wants to be wherever you are, whether it's sharing a sunny window, cozying up during a quiet evening, or simply keeping you company with his loving presence. With his plush fur (currently has a summer shave) and soulful eyes, this cute guy adores being brushed (his favorite spa treatment!) and thrives on being told just how handsome he is something you'll find yourself doing often. He’s a true softie who lives for love and appreciates the finer comforts of home life. He also loves to play and is a perfect gentleman when it comes to using his cat tree and cardboard scratchers! Romer does eat a prescription diet called Multi-Organ, both dry and canned, he also loves that with a little bit of cat approved chicken bone broth like the Reveal brand or Nacho. He’s had all his senior wellness care-dental, echo, ultrasound, internal medicine visit and bloodwork, so you’ll know exactly what he needs to feel his best. We do continue to monitor his thyroid levels as well. If you're looking for a mellow, loving companion with the sweetest soul and the gentlest nature, Romer might just be your perfect match. He's ready for his new home, one filled with love, comfort, and someone to call his very own. 💚

My 13 year old brother adopted Eddie because he wanted to find our other cat Biggie a companion. He paid $200 of his own money he saved up to get him. Both cats have very sweet personalities, so we thought it was going to be a good fit. Unfortunately, they do not get along and Eddie has started peeing in the house. We think it’s a territorial behavior because the previous owners raised him and he was fully litter box trained. They did say he had never been around other cats before, but he was great with their dog. The previous owners did declaw him and they are not able to take him. I think he would do really well in a home without other cats. He’s great with kids and loved to lay around on my brothers desk while he played video games. We are very sad to have to find him a new home, but we don’t see things improving with the cats.