Maine Coon kittens & cats in Saginaw, Texas

We adopted him in 2018, and were told he would be good with other cats. He has constantly fought with our older cat since then. We’ve tried everything to get them along and nothings worked. So he’s confined to our office room for most of the night and in the mornings they have to be separated. He loves being the center of attention, and will always be up for extra hugs. He’s sweet with kids, loves our daughter. He’s a very sweet boy. He loves hugs and cuddles and to lay on you while you’re sitting on the couch or laying in bed. He gives the best kisses and purrs away when he’s laying on you. He is about 6 years old. I definitely recommend a single cat household. It’s unfair for him to be cooped up all night, and we want him to have a good life, unfortunately due to circumstances we’ve decided rehoming is the best option.

First MUST BE IN DFW AREA. This hurts so much. Skittles is my baby. I've had her since she was a kitten. Shes fully house trained, chipped, & vaxxed. I dont want to do this because she hasnt known anyone buy me in almost 5 years & Im afraid it will traumatize her. I dont think I can properly care for her anymore & its killing me. Im doing my best as shes well fed & loved but my living situation is changing. If I do this I want her to have someone who will love her & play with her

I have this kitten and can't keep it due to landlord issues. I want to find him a loving home ASAP. He is a very sweet and loving boy. He loves to be held and cuddled with a soft blanket.

Meet Mr. Darcy a Maine Coon mix born mid May 2022. He is a spirited and affectionate floofball who adores climbing. Mr. Darcy was previously adopted to a loving home, where he thrived alongside other cats but felt overwhelmed by energetic dogs. Mr. Darcy aka Max is a chatty, playful companion who craves head scratches and ear rubs. He enjoys feline company, toys, playtime, and climbing adventures but would prefer a home with calm dogs or none at all. Max is ready to bring joy to a new forever home.You must submit an application to be considered for adoption. We cannot reply to all inquiries, but respond to all no obligation applications. Fill out an application at https://savinghoperescue.org/cat-adoption-application It doesn't obligate you, but it is the first step. Fee is $300 which includes first years vaccinations, combo testing, spay and microchip.

Meet Mimi, a declawed Maine Coon mix, born in 2018. She came to Saving Hope when her elderly owner could no longer care for her. The chaos of leaving the only home she had ever known triggered a past issue with stress-induced bladder stones that caused a blockage. She had surgery to remove them, and now this beautiful girl is ready for her forever home.Mimi is a super sweet, smart, playful girl with gorgeous looks to match her stellar personality. She loves being brushed, which is needed to maintain her luscious long coat and prevent hairballs. Mimi enjoys chasing toys and is a catnip lover. She is initially cautious in new places but warms up within a couple days. Mimi is a quiet girl with a very tiny meow. She is very serious about being petted and will gently paw your arm and meow if you stop! Mimi has never lived with another animal before and is sensitive to loud noises, so she would do best as an only pet with older children. She eats prescription urinary food to keep her healthy. Although Mimi needs daily brushing and special food, she is easy to please and just wants a couch to lounge on and a person to love that loves her too. She is vetted and has excellent litterbox manners. She would like to be an only pet.Saving Hope supports all kitties keeping their claws. Mimi was surrendered to us declawed.You must submit an application to be considered for adoption. We cannot reply to all inquiries, but respond to all no obligation applications. Fill out an application at https://savinghoperescue.org/cat-adoption-application It doesn't obligate you, but it is the first step. Fee is $300 which includes first years vaccinations, combo testing, spay and microchip.

We adopted Musha a little ago because we had a really strong bond with her the multiple times we visited the shelter. She’s super sweet and affectionate, a huge cuddle bug who got along especially well with those who like to have a lot of guests over. She’s also super playful and energetic for her age, especially if you put in the effort to play with her. We decided to put her up because she doesn’t seem to get long well with our cats. She seems to have came from a traumatic background before we got her, especially since we found out her previous owners had declaw her when we got her from the animal shelter. She doesn’t really fight other animals, she just go through a lot of stress around them because of her condition. And when she’s under a lot or stress, she tends to urinate. She’s a super sweet cat with a bold personality and we would really like to relocate her to someone who could provide her with a better home.