Persian kittens & cats in Kalamazoo, Michigan

I am a very sweet and loving girl who enjoys being brushed and taking care of my fluffy coat. I spend many hours making sure I am extra fluffy and soft by grooming, when I am not watching the outdoor life. Though I like pets and being brushed, I am not much of a fan of being held. Don't let my appearance fool you, I have been told to have a very squeaky mew when I am excited. I was nervous at first when I was taken to my foster home, but I have learned to relax and enjoy watching the birds outside and being petted. I like to play with mice and springs, and will keep myself entertained between looking outside and also with the automatic toys, but napping by the window is my favorite! I am looking for a quiet home, though I am okay with other cats with a proper introduction.

Lydia (DLH tuxie F) was trapped with several other semi-social cats and moved to another foster for more socialization, where she met her bonded boyfriend Bullseye. She is the prettiest queen of her castle and she knows it. She latched onto Bullseye almost immediately, not least of all because she was tired of socialization techniques pushing her boundaries. Lydia is an absolute fiend for churu treats, and she’s happy to coexist with people—though she still needs to be bribed to allow pets. She’ll be a pest to get what she wants and doesn’t appreciate it when other cats turn the tables on her or try to play too rough back. She will do well in a quiet, patient home with her boyfriend Bullseye and maybe other cats who will respect her rule as queen.

Fang came to us when the humans who had been feeding him noticed that he had an issue with his mouth—one of his 'fangs' was indeed showing and he would drool and had trouble eating, because his bottom jaw was broken clean in half! Luckily, he's healed up now and doing much better, and learning to trust his foster human! Fang is pretty shy and plays aloof like he doesn’t want any human attention, but he does love a churu and will very subtly get up, stretch, and move around to let his foster mama know he would like some when one of his foster buddies is getting treats instead. He has gotten to the point of accepting ear scritches while eating his churu, or scratching wand pets when his treat is gone. He still hisses if you move too fast or try to handle him too much, but he’s pretty laidback if you respect his boundaries. Fang is FIV positive, but that doesn’t mean he is any less deserving of finding a great family! He’s missing most of his teeth—including his namesake fang—but eats kibble just fine. He will do well in a quiet home with someone interested in helping him open up, and does well with other cats.