Persian kittens & cats in Cheyenne, Wyoming

Meet Eva & Tiny! 🐾 Eva and Tiny are a sweet bonded pair who are looking for a loving home where they can stay together. Both can be a little skittish and timid at first, but underneath those cautious beginnings are two very sweet kitties who just need time, patience, and a little reassurance to feel safe. Tiny may not be so tiny, but he has a big heart—and Eva is right there by his side! These two find comfort in each other and would thrive with someone who understands that the best friendships sometimes take a little time to blossom. Give Eva and Tiny a quiet, loving home, and you’ll be rewarded with the sweetest pair of companions. ❤️

Meet Aspen! Aspen is a fiercely independent woman who has spent most of her life enjoying the great outdoors. She’s used to doing things on her own and is now learning what it means to live the indoor life! Aspen will need time, patience, and understanding as she gets comfortable with her new surroundings. She can become overstimulated, so a quieter, calmer home would be the best fit for her while she learns to adjust and discover the joys of being a house cat. Because Aspen has primarily lived outdoors, adjusting to indoor life—and sharing her space with new animals—may take some time. Any introductions to other pets should be done slowly and thoughtfully, with plenty of space and opportunities for her to retreat and decompress. Giving Aspen the time she needs to feel safe and comfortable will be an important part of helping her succeed. She might need to have her own space at first but with patience, respect for her boundaries, and a little time, Aspen can learn that indoor life can be pretty wonderful. If you’re looking for an independent lady who needs someone willing to let her settle in at her own pace, Aspen may be your girl!

Fangs was found alone very early in life, due to that her socialization is growing and getting better day by day. Fangs is a sweet, lonely girl who needs just a bit of extra love and attention to come out of her shell. An experienced adopter with other cats would be great, although someone that need a companion and has the patience and love to help her see humans aren't scary is amazing to. She is currently 3 months and 5 weeks. She is up to date on shots, she is neutered, and is litter box trained. She is very shy and quiet, she likes to hide and come out on her own terms. She does have a scratch on her eye that she needed eye drops for. This is something you'd have to keep your eye on.