Persian kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

Luna is a 7-year-old gray tabby who's growing more confident every day! She's social with new people and enjoys having company, especially when it comes with some good head and shoulder scratches. She's been gradually venturing out of her room to explore the bigger space, showing off her curious side as she gets more comfortable. Luna is also good at communicating her preferences, particularly when it comes to pets. She'll happily accept attention around her head and shoulders but would rather you leave her hips alone! Luna would likely do best as the only cat in her home, where she can enjoy having her people all to herself. She has no known history with dogs or children, so any introductions should be approached thoughtfully. If you're looking for a companion with a little personality and plenty of opinions, Luna might be your girl!

Miko is a lovely 11-year-old tortoiseshell who enjoys spending her days out and about in her room. She likes having people around and will often paw through her door for attention or play with you through her window. When you enter her space, she’ll come over to sniff your hands before settling in for pets. She especially enjoys head and neck scratches, which are sure to bring out her big purr! Miko would do best in an adults-only home or with older, respectful children. She has no history of living with other animals and would be happiest as the only cat in her home. If you’re looking for a sweet, affectionate companion, Miko would love to meet you!

Meet Simba, a 9-year-old brown and cream tabby who is looking for a patient person to help him feel safe and secure. New people and new places can be overwhelming for Simba, and right now he spends much of his day tucked into his bed while he takes his time decompressing. He seems to be fearful of unfamiliar things, so a quiet environment and plenty of patience will be important as he learns that he’s safe. Simba has previously seemed to coexist well with another cat and could potentially share his home with a feline friend again. He has no history with dogs, and because of his shy nature, a home without dogs would likely be the best fit for him. He could potentially live with older, respectful children who understand the importance of giving him space and moving at his pace. Simba may not be the cat who runs to greet you right away, but for the person willing to give him time, patience, and a peaceful place to call home, helping him discover his confidence could be incredibly rewarding.