Maine Coon kittens & cats in Lansing, Michigan

Meet Gargamel—our big, black-and-white floof with markings as unique as his name. Yes, he shares a name with the cartoon villain… but unless you’re three apples tall and blue, you have nothing to worry about. Gargamel’s only weapon is a massive purr. This senior gentleman (8–9 years old) was found outside, dodging raindrops and dashing out for love whenever he spotted a friendly human. He’d lean against people’s legs, gaze up with those big eyes, and basically scream: “I do not belong out here in a feral colony!” And he didn’t. Where did he come from? That’s the mystery. He was already neutered, but had no microchip and nobody claimed him. What we do know: the colony cats weren’t kind to him, and now he’ll need a slow introduction with other cats. He’s also FIV positive—likely the result of being attacked by an unfixed tom after being abandoned. If you’ve followed us for a while, you know FIV isn’t a big deal. With proper care, FIV+ kitties live long, healthy, love-soaked lives. His story is a reminder of why spaying, neutering, and vaccinating matter so much. So now, Gargamel waits—mysterious, charming, and more sweet than sinister. He’s ready to trade rainy nights and street fights for a soft blanket, a sunny window, and a human who sees his worth. Will you be the one to give him his happily ever after? 💔❤️ 📧 adoptions@savedbyzade.com

Meet Gargamel—our big, black-and-white floof with markings as unique as his name. Yes, he shares a name with the cartoon villain… but unless you’re three apples tall and blue, you have nothing to worry about. Gargamel’s only weapon is a massive purr. This senior gentleman (8–9 years old) was found outside, dodging raindrops and dashing out for love whenever he spotted a friendly human. He’d lean against people’s legs, gaze up with those big eyes, and basically scream: “I do not belong out here in a feral colony!” And he didn’t. Where did he come from? That’s the mystery. He was already neutered, but had no microchip and nobody claimed him. What we do know: the colony cats weren’t kind to him, and now he’ll need a slow introduction with other cats. He’s also FIV positive—likely the result of being attacked by an unfixed tom after being abandoned. If you’ve followed us for a while, you know FIV isn’t a big deal. With proper care, FIV+ kitties live long, healthy, love-soaked lives. His story is a reminder of why spaying, neutering, and vaccinating matter so much. So now, Gargamel waits—mysterious, charming, and more sweet than sinister. He’s ready to trade rainy nights and street fights for a soft blanket, a sunny window, and a human who sees his worth. Will you be the one to give him his happily ever after? 💔❤️ 📧 adoptions@savedbyzade.com

I found pickles not too long ago outside in the blistering cold, someone had abandoned her and she migrated to some property and hid under the porch The cat colony there did not accept her clearly, she was away from all the other cats completely separated, she is declawed in the front and so since she is unable to defend herself she had abscesses from fights, have been working on getting them a lot better and they are a lot better, but she needs to go to a vet which I cannot afford. She is a super sweet cat, very food motivated, and overall very friendly to adults. She does not really like children or loud people, and loud noises make her nervous and scare her, sometimes she will hide and not want to be bothered for hours when this happens. She may be 12 or 13 but she plays very well for a bit, she gets tired out eventually but she does play for a while, she is house trained as well and mostly just sleeps a lot. She needs to get her coat shaved as she has some mats as well.

January of 2025 I saw and orange buff kitty in my neighborhood. He very underweight, and very dirty. It was zero degrees. It broke my heart. I ordered a heated shelter and started leaving wet food out. He eventually started using the shelter and was in my yard every day. Within a few months I trapped him and had him neutered. At that time he was diagnosed with FIV. Over the past year I tamed him for the most part. He can be very loving and has allowed me to hold him. I brush him and put flea meds on him every month with no problems.He is a sweet boy. He is bonded with Ms. Kitty. She is the other cat in the pic. She is healthy. She has also been spayed, stays with Tom but gets spooked easily. She allows me to pet her when she is eating and has never tried to scratch or bite. They are a lovely couple. Tom is approximately 7 years old and Ms. Kitty is 3. They share their cozy home together every night. They deserve to live the rest of their lives in peace in a loving home.

Ms. Kitty is a sweet shy girl. She is a bonded pair with Tom, who is in the 2nd photo with her. She lives in her heated outdoor home with her life partner Tom. I first saw Ms Kitty in Jan of 2025, thin cold and hungry. I gained her trust enough to catch her and get her spayed. Ms Kitty lets me pet her when she is eating and has never tried to bite or scratch me. Ms kitty needs a loving home with best friend Tom to live out their lives together.