Maine Coon kittens & cats in Blair, Nebraska

I adopted Thor and his littermate Loki from the humane society approximately 5 years ago. They were a bonded pair at that time. They got along well for about two years. Loki became exceptionally territorial. He fights ( not in a playful way) with Thor, and doesn’t want me to show any attention to Thor. In retaliation, Thor began urinating on the wall. I replaced that area with another litter box. He chose another wall, so there went another litter box. I took him to the vet who wanted to put him on Prozac. I’ve tried every possible way to give him the medication unsuccessfully. We are currently having our home renovated, and there is severe damage done because of Thor’s urine. I spoke with someone at the humane society today asking for advice, She suggested that Thor be rehomed. I am hoping that Thor might change his behavior with a new environment where he is the only cat. He is DECLAWED. So he cannot be an outdoor cat, or around any aggressive animal. He is very docile in nature.

Peanut is named for the brown “peanut” spot on her forehead. She’s a very sweet girl. She was a gift from me to my boyfriend years ago; he recently passed away in a car accident so she came to live with me. Unfortunately, I travel a lot for work & Peanut is used to him working from home & frequent playing/snuggles. She’s really struggling with my absence and is exhibiting some anxious behaviors I’ve never seen before. She’s such a sweet, playful girl and I can see that her behavior recently is really an indicator that she needs more. She’s a little shy, an excellent “biscuit maker,” & she’ll even play fetch if you make a ball for her out of foil. She loves to climb under the covers on a chilly night or sleep on the bottom corner of the bed when it’s warm. She’s an indoor cat who’s had very little exposure to children/other animals so if she were to have young or furry housemates I think she’d need a slow/gentle introduction. She comes with all her favorite toys and a large cat tree.