Persian kittens & cats in Lewiston, Maine

Meet Sugar Maple, Red Oak, Ginkgo, Sweetgum & Quaking Aspen — Five Little Kittens Ready to Put Down Roots!These five sweet kittens may have tree-inspired names, but they’re still growing into their own little personalities! Sugar Maple, Red Oak, Ginkgo, Sweetgum and Quaking Aspen can be a little shy when meeting new people. They’re still learning that humans can be pretty great, so they’ll need extra time, patience, and positive experiences to feel comfortable in their new surroundings. These little ones would love to have friendly, social cat companions in their new homes! A confident feline friend could help show them the ropes and encourage them to come out of their shells. They don’t need to go home together, so each kitten can find a home of their own.Their ideal homes will have plenty of cozy hiding spots where they can retreat when they need some quiet time, along with cat trees and other high-up places where they can safely observe their surroundings. Fun toys, comfy beds, and a friendly feline role model can help these sweet kittens build confidence and discover just how wonderful life with a loving family can be. With a little patience and plenty of encouragement, these five little sprouts are sure to keep growing and blossoming!

Meet Misfit — A Gentle Boy Finding His Place Misfit may have an unusual name, but this shy and sweet boy is simply looking for a place where he can feel comfortable and safe. After experiencing so many changes, Misfit is currently in foster care where he is learning how to adjust to a new home and settle into a routine. New environments can feel overwhelming for him, so he needs some extra time and patience to decompress. Once he starts to relax, Misfit reveals his gentle side and enjoys snuggling with his favorite people, soaking up pets, and quietly sharing his space with those he trusts.Misfit will do best with a calm, patient family who can give him the time he needs to build confidence. Cozy hiding spots, soft beds, tall cat trees, and high perches will give him comfortable places to retreat and observe his surroundings. He may enjoy living with another cat after a very slow introduction and could potentially live with a respectful, cat-savvy dog who understands boundaries. A predictable routine, patience, and plenty of gentle encouragement will help Misfit continue to adjust and show his sweet personality. Behavior and personality assessment is based on information provided by previous owner(s) and/or observations in a shelter environment and may not accurately reflect the pet`s behavior in your home.