Persian kittens & cats in Calgary, Alberta

For a cat named after a Keeper, Sazed is remarkably difficult to keep anywhere.It's not that he's unhappy in his kitten room. It's a perfectly nice room! But there's an entire house on the other side of that door, and he hasn't explored nearly enough of it. Frankly, he thinks it's a little unreasonable that we're keeping him from broadening his horizons.Sazed believes that everything is interesting if you just give it a chance. And he gives EVERYTHING a chance.Like his brothers, Sazed considers his foster mom a perfectly acceptable piece of climbing equipment. Unlike Elend, however, he'll usually get down when asked. Not because he has any particular respect for authority, but because he's just remembered there are approximately 400 other things he hasn't investigated yet. Why waste time arguing?His approach to toys is equally open-minded. Balls? Wonderful. Wand toys? Fantastic. A broomstick? AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE. We've been using one to clean the floors for years, apparently completely oblivious to its true potential. Sazed has been kind enough to enlighten us. The floors are considerably less clean now.Of course, Sazed isn't ALL exploration and questionable housekeeping. He's also a wonderfully affectionate little fellow who loves cuddles, kisses, and attention. He's quite happy to be picked up and fussed over, although we should clarify that his consent to a cuddle is not necessarily a commitment to its duration. If something interesting happens across the room, you'll have to excuse him. He has a prior engagement.Sazed would fit into just about any home, provided the residents are willing to give his magnificent orange fluffiness the appreciation it deserves. He'll need another friendly, playful cat to share his adventures with, whether that's one of his brothers, Elend or TenSoon, or a resident feline with a similarly enthusiastic approach to life. He should also do well with children and could adapt to dogs with proper introductions.Ultimately, Sazed isn't asking for much. Good food, good company, plenty of things to investigate, and unrestricted access to the household cleaning supplies.Actually, we should probably reconsider that last one.DOB: July 3, 2026Adoption Fee: $225

TenSoon is the most level-headed kitten in his litter. This is not nearly as impressive as it sounds.While his brothers are busy being completely ridiculous, TenSoon maintains a slightly more dignified approach to life. He's still completely ridiculous, of course, but he likes to think things through first. Particularly when those things involve escaping the kitten room and exploring the rest of his foster mom's house. There is an entire world on the other side of that door, and frankly, he finds the restrictions unreasonable.He's also an extraordinarily handsome little fellow, with magnificent ear furnishings, a luxurious grey coat, and a tail that deserves its own postal code. Fortunately, all that beauty hasn't gone to his head. Well, not entirely.TenSoon is confident, curious, playful, and VERY affectionate. He loves attention, enjoys a good cuddle, and isn't shy about demanding that you drop whatever you're doing to appreciate him. He's an enthusiastic participant in kitten wrestling matches and has enough energy to keep his future family thoroughly entertained.TenSoon would fit into all sorts of homes, including families with children. He'll need another friendly, playful cat to share his adventures with, whether that's one of his brothers, Elend or Sazed, or a resident feline looking for a partner in crime. We also expect he'd adapt well to dogs with proper introductions.For a cat named after a shapeshifting kandra, TenSoon has shown remarkably little interest in being anything other than a fluffy, affectionate, mildly unhinged house cat.We think he's made an excellent choice.DOB: July 3, 2026Adoption Fee: $225

Meet Libby, a gentle 4-year-old female soul who is dreaming of her second chance. Sadly, Libby found herself at the shelter through no fault of her own when her previous owner developed severe allergies.Right now, the loud and busy shelter environment is a little scary and overwhelming for her. She will most likely be hiding when you visit, but please don’t let her shyness deter you! Beneath her cautious exterior lies a deeply loving companion. Libby truly deserves a peaceful, forever home where she can blossom. With patience and love, she will proudly become your most loyal, affectionate friend. Libby also shared her previous home with a another cat, with a slow and proper introduction to your resident cat he`s got potential to have a cat friend again.