Pixiebob kittens & cats in New Port Richey, Florida

If you enjoy the company of a large, muscular and loving cat and understand that he needs to be the boss of you - Gonzo would be a purrfect fit! Taken from squalor, emaciated and dehydrated, it took some time for him to trust and feel safe with us. He was living outside between two dilapidated trailers with no one actually caring for him. Gonzo isn't for the dainty; he is very bossy when it comes to getting his wet food. He will circle your ankles while vocally demanding you give it to him RIGHT NOW! While you are preparing his plate, he stretches on his tippy toes to supervise and be sure that you are getting every drop of food from that can! Gonzo does not like to be picked up, but does enjoy being by your side no matter what you are doing! As for other cats - he is particular as to who he will befriend. He seems to like females better than males. Gonzo would do well as an only cat, and surprisingly he does well with our 70-lb cat loving dog. DOB: 8/29/22

Ravadoll lost her person in July, 2025 and had been left alone in the home since her passing. She was visited daily by a family member briefly to be fed. Ravadoll has acclimated very well to sanctuary life and can often be found snuggling with Rosie, another of our senior girls. Ravadoll required a dental procedure upon admission, and six teeth were extracted. Her overall health is very good. Rava roams the sanctuary moving about with grace and curiosity.

George came to us as a tiny little guy, all alone, and he liked it that way! He kept himself quite entertained. Soon, however, he made lots of friends, including George and Silas. These days, George roams around the Sanctuary playing and cuddling with most everyone! He can be a bit shy at first, but he warms up nicely once he realizes you are not going to hurt him. DOB: 4/7/23 Characteristics Affectionate, Brave, Curious, Friendly, Funny, Gentle, Independent, Playful, Smart, Loves Kisses, Quiet