Persian kittens & cats in Scottsdale, Arizona

Thank you for your interest in adopting a cat or dog. We are open for adoption by appointment Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday-Sunday we are open for walk-in visitors from 11 to 3:00. NO Appointment needed Wednesday-Sunday. Please copy the link below to schedule your appointment for Monday and Tuesday. https://foothillsanimalrescue.as.me/schedule/e47d5799Hi there! I’m Lucy Lu, a sweet little tortie kitty with a soft coat of beautiful colors. I was found outside with my best friend, Bootsy Boo. We’ve been through a lot together, and I’m so happy to have someone like him by my side. I might be a bit shy at first, but once I get to know you, I’ll be your best friend! I love being petted – it makes me feel so special and loved. I may take a little time to adjust to new things, but I promise that with patience, I’ll be the most affectionate little companion. I’m looking for a calm and loving home where I can feel safe and cherished. If you have room in your heart (and lap) for me, I would love to meet you! Just be gentle, and we’ll have a bond that will last forever. P.S. Bootsy Boo and I would love to stay together if we can, but if not, I’m sure we’ll both find wonderful homes!

I’m Magritte, I’m five years old. I don’t know where I was born or exactly when, but I grew up in a house with 130 other cats. It was pretty crowded and sometimes there were scuffles, usually over food. The man that lived there with us fed us but it seemed like there was never enough.  He tried to show us all love but I think there were just too many of us.  So after a while I got a bit skittish.  I’m not sure what all happened, but when I was two years old, a stranger came into the house. There was a lot of yelling, and a few days later a bunch of strangers showed up with traps and started taking us out of the house.  There were a few confusing days when I didn’t know where I was, and then I found myself in a large room with a few cats I recognized from where I had been taken from.  I was skittish of the humans at first- but they fed me delicious food, introduced me to toys, and brought me treats and cat condos to climb ( I really love those).  It took some time for all of us to calm down and get used to being there, in a space where there was room for all of us, always food to eat, clean water to drink, and plenty of love. When I see my foster mom now, I hop down from the cat tree I like to perch in and come running to her to rub against her and get pets. I’m still a little reluctant to be picked up and held, but I adore pets and scritches and attention.  I still startle at loud noises and sudden movements sometimes, and I’m still cautious around new people but I’m hoping there is someone out there who will be patient with me, because I have a lot of love to give.  I’m spayed, dewormed, felv/fiv negative, up to date on all my shots, microchipped, and ready for my forever home.  My adoption fee is $80.November 10, 2025, 10:19 am

Hi there. I’m Fred. Big orange boy. Professional lounger. Indoor enthusiast. I’ve recently discovered one of life’s greatest joys: being inside, safe, and loved—and let me tell you, I am thriving. I’m a sweet, mellow guy who’s happiest when I’m stretched out somewhere comfy, soaking up the peace and quiet. I don’t need constant action; I’m more of a “let’s chill together” kind of companion. I’ve got that classic handsome orange-cat look, paired with a gentle soul. I enjoy relaxing near my people, keeping them company while they read, watch TV, or just exist. Being safe indoors makes me really happy, and I show it by being calm, affectionate, and content just to be part of the household.If you’re looking for a loyal, easygoing friend with a soft heart and a love for cozy indoor life, I might be your guy. I promise to bring warmth, calm vibes, and a whole lot of orange charm into your home.