Persian kittens & cats in Titusville, Florida

She is a very sweet cat, she’s having territory issues with one of my cats in the home.

At 8 years young, KeKe is a sweet lady looking for a soft place to land and a family to call her own where she can watch all of the cat tv videos on youtube as she pleases. KeKe can be a little shy when you first meet her, but thankfully, she doesn't make you work too hard for her affection! Give her a little patience, some gentle attention, and a chance to realize you're a friend, and she'll start warming right up! She's a gentle, sweet girl who is still adjusting to a big change in her life. Shelter life can be a lot for an older kitty who's used to having a home, so KeKe may not always show off her personality right away. She just needs someone willing to give her a chance. KeKe is past all that crazy kitten nonsense; she's ready for the good stuff, cozy beds, peaceful naps, plenty of pets, and someone to love her for the rest of her life. 💕 KeKe didn't expect to be looking for a new family at this point in her life, but we're determined to make sure her next chapter is a good one.

Hi, I’m Steele! 🩶 I’m a 2-year-old handsome grey gentleman with a heart that might somehow be even bigger than my adorable face. I came here from another shelter after having a pretty rough time with a wound on my back, but thankfully I’m feeling much better now! My stitches are officially out, and my fur is working hard on growing back—so please excuse my slightly uneven hairstyle in the meantime. I promise I’m still VERY handsome. And through everything I’ve been through, I have remained one of the absolute sweetest boys. I’m affectionate, gentle, and just genuinely happy to receive some love. I’m the kind of guy who makes it very easy to fall in love with me. I’m also FIV+, but please don’t let those three letters scare you away! FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) affects a cat’s immune system, but many FIV+ cats live long, happy, normal lives with good nutrition, routine veterinary care, and an indoor lifestyle. FIV is primarily spread between cats through deep bite wounds, so FIV+ cats can even live successfully with FIV-negative cats when everyone gets along and there’s no fighting. I still have all the same love, purrs, and companionship to give as any other kitty! I’m more than ready to leave shelter life behind and start my next chapter. I’m looking for a family who will give me all the love, comfort, and cozy places to nap that a sweet guy like me deserves. In return, I promise you’ll get one incredibly loving best friend.

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