Persian kittens & cats in Plover, Wisconsin

Maxine is a slow-paced kind of gal that's ready for a home that's calm, quiet, and patient enough to give her time to explore on her own terms and grow comfortable. Maxine is a former working cat who has graduated into being a house cat, but she's still a little unsure about hands moving toward her and would do well in a home that will give her the love and patience she deserves to feel safe! --- Maxine is a 5-year-old long-hair female. Her adoption fee is $55. If you are interested in adopting a cat from HSPC, please complete our adoption application. Approved applicants will be contacted within 3 working days for an appointment. We operate by appointment only. Our online application can be found at: https://hspcwi.org/adopt/ All cats adopted through HSPC are spayed/neutered, microchipped, FeLV & FIV tested, and receive core vaccinations (younger kittens may not be fully vaccinated due to age). If you have any questions or concerns, please email the Cat Adoption Manager at adoption@hspcwi.org We look forward to introducing you to your new cat!June 3, 2026, 7:37 pm

Greystripe is a working cat. Cats that are a part of our Working Cat Program have been chosen because they do not like to be handled or picked up. You should not have expectations that the cat will be friendly or social. There is no fee to adopt a working cat. The adopter provides food, water, medical care and a warm safe place for the cats. Our working cats are spayed or neutered, up to date on rabies and distemper and have a microchip. For more information email the Adoption Team at adoption@hspcwi.org. If you are interested in adopting a working cat, please submit an online application. When your application is approved, the Adoption Team will contact you to schedule an appointment to adopt. Here is a link to our online adoption applications www.hspcwi.org/adopt. Look for the option Outside/Working Cat Application.June 3, 2026, 7:37 pm

Redtail is a working cat. Cats that are a part of our Working Cat Program have been chosen because they do not like to be handled or picked up. You should not have expectations that the cat will be friendly or social. There is no fee to adopt a working cat. The adopter provides food, water, medical care and a warm safe place for the cats. Our working cats are spayed or neutered, up to date on rabies and distemper and have a microchip. For more information email the Adoption Team at adoption@hspcwi.org. If you are interested in adopting a working cat, please submit an online application. When your application is approved, the Adoption Team will contact you to schedule an appointment to adopt. Here is a link to our online adoption applications www.hspcwi.org/adopt. Look for the option Outside/Working Cat Application.June 3, 2026, 7:37 pm