Maine Coon kittens & cats in Farmington, Michigan

Cheesecake is a beautiful orange fluff ball who loves to play and chase toys and lasers. She and her brother, Hei Hei, play and cuddle all the time, but also like to be with other kitties. They are drama free and so entertaining! Cheesecake is a little smaller than Hei Hei, but both are wonderful armfuls of cuteness! Cheese will cuddle with you, but if a toy catches her attention, she`s on it! Cheesecake and Hei Hei are wonderful with all people, kids included, and they will climb you for affection. Cheesecake loves to hang out on sofas and chairs, choosing those for her naps. Despite being from a rough hoarding situation, Cheesecake and Hei Hei are super social kitties who love each other, so it is preferred that they go together. Any home that adopts this pair is sure to find themselves in the presence of Fun, Love, and Laughs! Maine Coon Mixes. Good with kids and other cats, dogs unknown. Cheesecake~born~4/10/25_____Standard and Special Breed adoption fees include age-appropriate vaccinations, FELUK/FIV combo test, spay/neuter, and microchip! Please click on the link for more information:Online Adoption Application: paawarren.org/adopt/adoption-application-formWebsite for details, info: paawarren.org***PAAW’s Cat Café is now open in Farmington Hills! Stop by to visit with our adoptable cats ($15 Adults/hr, $10 Children under 12/hr, $12/hr Senior over 65); enjoy a coffee or some of our baked goods; or celebrate your child’s birthday or special event with the cats! Check us out online at www.avocato.org !

Hei Hei is a lovable ball of orange fluff who is super playful and friendly! He loves to eat and chase toys, cuddle with his sisters Cheesecake, and explore. Hei Hei is named for the orange chicken character in the Disney film Moana and has a goofy personality that is so lovable! Hei Hei likes to climb up you and nuzzle, but also loves to play chase with wand toys and laser pointers. He is slightly bigger than his sister, Cheesecake, but both are great fun and very much enjoy each other`s company, so we prefer that they stay together. Hei Hei and Cheesecake came from a rough hoarding situation, but despite that, they are very confident and social kitties. Any home that adopts this pair is sure to find themselves in the presence of Fun, Love, and Laughs! Maine Coon Mixes. Good with kids and other cats, dogs unknown. Hei Hei~born~4/10/25_____Standard and Special Breed adoption fees include age-appropriate vaccinations, FELUK/FIV combo test, spay/neuter, and microchip! Please click on the link for more information:Online Adoption Application: paawarren.org/adopt/adoption-application-formWebsite for details, info: paawarren.org***PAAW’s Cat Café is now open in Farmington Hills! Stop by to visit with our adoptable cats ($15 Adults/hr, $10 Children under 12/hr, $12/hr Senior over 65); enjoy a coffee or some of our baked goods; or celebrate your child’s birthday or special event with the cats! Check us out online at www.avocato.org !

I ended up inheiriting three cats recently, my kids and i are alergic so they are staying in an empty home until we find they're new home. Jackson would like to be rehomed and loves playing and attention. He was well taken care of, the previsous owner loved cats and took great care of him. He would come with a nice starter pack of cat goods like cans of food, litter boxes, carrying cases, toys, food dishes, etc. I'd just like him to go to a good home where he can get more attention than he's getting now. Also, I'm not sure what breed he is, i just picked a random one from the drop down list because it's mandatory. Sorry for any confusion.

Bug is a female about 4 month old kitten. She Is a calico and mainecoon mix. (Her dad was a mainecoon.) She is cuddly, calm, social/friendly, and well behaved. She is also litter boxed trained, eats solid food, and is an indoor kitty. She has been around teens, children, adults, and other cats in the past and has done well. She is in need of a rehoming because of income cut and housing changes. She is a lovely kitten and the biggest concern is fixable. She does need dewormer and flea treatment and we cannot afford to safely treat and continue fostering her and feel it is best to find her a new forever home. We are unable to find a friend, family member, or trusting person on Facebook or social media to rehome her too. If anyone would like to have her be an added member to the family or know a someone who might, please let us know! Thank you!

I rescued Pixie as a baby - she’s now 8. She’s a very small 8 lb Maine Coon mix. We moved from a 4 story house to a smaller single story in 2024 and she is not adjusting. She has gotten very aggressive with the other cats picking fights and started marking territory. She is very skittish and afraid of her own shadow, literally. She’s scared of everyone except me when I’m sitting or lying down. It will take a month or better for her to come out and around in a new environment. She needs to be with a single person or a couple with no kids or other pets. She’s quiet. She will occasionally meow quietly when she wants attention or for treats. She likes to show off her toys sometimes. Her fur is unusually soft and once she gets used to you, you will be so glad to have her. If it does not work out for you, I will take her back, no questions asked.

Rikki was dumped recently and obviously NOT a outdoor kitty. We are finding this is becoming a epidemic. He is shy but friendly. He needs a home where it's indoor only and has a peaceful surrounding. He's definitely not a city cat. He would do best in a quiet home. Kids that are older, like teens would probably be fine. No little kids. He's quiet and doesn't like dogs. For more information call or text me at 517 294 4514 or email me your phone number to marlas2468@yahoo.com

Hi friends I really could use a good home for Tootie and I am willing to provide food litter and all the essentials for the rest of the year. Please let me know if you are interested or just have questions Smokey (Tootie) loves to walk on a leash and is my heart sweet loving and super snuggly! He enjoys waking you up in the morning for a nice head scratch. He loves snuggling up on the bed at night for a nice snuggle. He enjoys watching the birds, deer and rabbits outside and will let you know when he is ready for a snack. He is extremely playful and during COVID was my constant companion now that I am moving with someone severely allergic I have to make the heartbreaking decision to rehome him. I would love to know that he is in a happy home and hope you will fall in love with him as much as I have

🐾 Meet Zombie — the tiniest heartbeat with the biggest hope. From the moment you see her, Zombie feels like a whisper of sweetness wrapped in soft tabby stripes. She’s a little brown-and-white girl with eyes that look as though they were painted with watercolor dreams — wide, wondering, and impossibly tender. Zombie doesn’t walk into a room so much as she tiptoes into your heart. She’s gentle in every way: gentle paws, gentle mews, gentle soul. The kind of kitten who crawls into the crook of your elbow and melts there like she’s been waiting her whole life for that exact moment of safety. She has this adorable habit of tilting her head when she’s curious — which is often — as if she’s trying her hardest to understand every new sound, shape, and story around her. And when she plays, she plays with gratitude, like every toy is a tiny treasure she’s been blessed to discover. But the most beautiful thing about Zombie? It’s the way she loves. Softly. Sincerely. Fully. She’s the kind of kitten who makes you whisper without realizing it, afraid to disturb the magic of her presence. Yes, Zombie happens to be FELV-positive, but she doesn’t know that — and she refuses to let it dull the shine in her spirit. She’s stable, she’s bright, she’s happy, and she wakes up each day ready to pour her whole little soul into the world around her. What she wants most is simple: A human who will let her be their tiny shadow, their warm chest napper, their squeaky toy connoisseur, their small-but-mighty miracle. Zombie is the kind of kitten you don’t just adopt… you cherish. You protect. You remember. We are searching for the kind of person whose love reaches places most people overlook — someone who believes that even a short life can be a beautiful one. Our End of the Rainbow Program is dedicated to finding homes for kittens who have tested positive for FELV. These little ones are stable, not suffering, and live just like any other kitten — playful, curious, endlessly affectionate. FELV is not contagious to people or dogs, and while some kittens even test negative again by six months, a long life simply can’t be promised. But here’s what can be promised: Today. A day full of warmth, soft blankets, head bumps, purrs, and the quiet magic of being truly cherished. There is no adoption fee — only a donation amount of your choice after vetting. What we want most is the right heart, the right home, the right human who understands the honor of loving a little life that needs them. And you won’t be alone. We will educate you on each kitten’s diagnosis, explain everything to expect, and support you every single step of the way. This is a journey we take together. They may not have years… But they have today — and today can be safe, gentle, and filled with love because of you. 🌈💛🐾

🍊 Meet Orange Boy — a bright little flame waiting for his chance to shine. Orange Boy is the kind of kitten who feels like a spark of sunlight in fur form — lively, curious, and always eager to be wherever his humans are. He’s a small orange boy with the sweetest expressions, the softest coat, and a personality bursting at the seams with joy. He doesn’t just enjoy company… he needs it. He follows people with hopeful eyes, always ready to pounce on a toy, climb a lap, or chirp little greetings from across the room. His world is tiny right now — a small, safe habitat — but his heart is enormous, pushing against the edges, longing for more space, more warmth, more life. And it’s impossible not to feel something in your chest when you realize what he’s waiting for. 💛 Orange Boy is FELV-positive. He’s showing no symptoms, and he’s living every day like a perfectly normal kitten — racing, wrestling toys, batting shadows, and delighting in every bit of attention he can soak up. But his future is uncertain. He’ll need to be retested at 6 months, because some kittens do outgrow the virus… and some don’t. What we do know is this: Orange Boy should not have to spend whatever time he has — long or short — in a small enclosure watching life from behind a barrier. He deserves room to run. A window to sunbathe in. The sound of human footsteps he recognizes. A lap to curl into when he finally tires himself out. He deserves a chance to be someone’s kitten. ✨ Why adopt a kitten like him? Because loving an FELV-positive kitten is an act of pure heart — choosing presence over promises, joy over guarantees. Orange Boy isn’t asking for years… he’s asking for today. For a home where he can live freely, happily, and fully, even if life doesn’t offer him the longest timeline. 🐾 What he’ll give you: • Endless entertainment — he’s an energetic little comet • Soft, eager companionship — he wants to be by your side • Snuggles that feel like gratitude • The quiet honor of knowing you changed a life that truly needed you FELV is not contagious to people or dogs, and we’ll guide you every step of the way. There’s no adoption fee — only a donation of your choosing after our standard vetting. What matters most is finding the person whose heart feels that tug… the one who knows that the value of a life isn’t measured in time, but in love. Orange Boy is ready to leave his small habitat and finally live. All he needs now is someone who sees the beauty in giving him that chance. 🍊💛