Persian kittens & cats in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Shugo is a 9-year-old flame point Himalayan Persian cat. He was very attached to his people, but due to significant health issues, they are no longer able to care for him. He is an indoor only cat as he has never ventured outside and does not have the disposition to survive in the great outdoors. He is fabulous meeting new friends and has never met a stranger. He is not your typical skittish cat that runs and hides under beds. He prefers to be the life of the party with his bold, regal personality. If he could talk, he would likely have a British accent like the gentleman from the Jaguar advertisements. Though he is a senior, he still has a lot of love to give and needs someone or a family (great with kids too) who will be there with him to give it right back. He does require daily grooming when his fur gets long, and his eyes require daily cleaning as well. He is pictured with tear stains for reference sporting his spring/summer lion cut.

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Max is a stunning blue-point Himalayan cat with piercing blue eyes who is preparing to celebrate his 15th birthday. He currently weighs approximately 14 lbs. He was adopted from StreetCats in 2013, but his elderly owner passed away, and he was returned to us. He has only lived with an older woman and has never been around other cats, children, or dogs. Max is diabetic and currently takes the oral medication Bexacat once a day. He also takes metronidazole as needed for diarrhea and follows a special diet. Though getting old is tough, Max is not one to complain. He loves to nap in a warm cubby and occasionally walks the halls to check on his other roommates. He enjoys being petted but doesn't seek excessive attention (he will unambiguously let you know when he's had enough). Max has been on hold at Streetcats for a few months while we have gotten his medical issues diagnosed and stabilized. We now feel that it is time to give this loveable senior citizen a second chance at a forever home with a special someone who can keep him healthy and happy.    All cats have tested negative for FeLV/FIV and are current on rabies and FVRCP vaccinations.  Max has a Home Again microchip, and StreetCats will register it for her new owner. The StreetCats adoption fee is $75; for adopters aged 65 or older, it is $65. StreetCats is located at 3105 S. Winston Ave. (one block west of 31st & Yale) in Tulsa.  We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.  Anyone interested in adopting must visit StreetCats, and all household members must come in as well.  We do not adopt out of state and prefer to place pets in the greater Tulsa area. Our website is www.streetcatstulsa.org, and Facebook is www.facebook.com/streetcatsinc.April 25, 2026, 6:28 pm