Pixiebob kittens & cats in Meridian, Idaho

BLUEBELL IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION! If you’re a fan of gray felines—also known as blue cats—you should meet Bluebell. She’s special. She has that unique silver-gray color that is so striking. Like most solid gray cats she has an undeniable elegance. If she was human, she would be royalty. Princess Bluebell has a ring to it—don’t you think so?👑 Bell is approximately 4-years-old. We don’t generally broadcast a lady’s age, but she won’t mind in this case, since you’re a potential subject. She is spayed—so you won’t be surprised by little princelings—has age appropriate vaccines, has a microchip in case she misplaces herself, and has tested negative for FIV/FeLV. This lovely lady is now in foster, being waited on hand and foot. I hesitate to mention it, but she has been treated for parasites—not that she had any, but I don’t think she would appreciate me even suggesting that princesses could possibly have parasites! Yuck. If you would like to meet Bluebell, follow this link to our Website adoption page: https://happyjackcats.org/adopt and fill out an application. 🦋🦋🦋 #graycats Idaho Gives #petcolove Donate to Idaho Gives : https://www.idahogives.org/organizations/happy-jack-cats-inc

ADOPT MAGGIE MAE! Maggie Mae was a cat that was locked in the house alone after the residents were forced by circumstances to vaccate the home. We sent out an urgent plea for a temporary foster, and a caring family stepped up and has done a fine job of fostering Maggie. Her temporary mom has written a descriptive piece in the way of describing Maggie for you. See the paragraph below written by her foster: “She is doing well. She is SO sweet. She talks and purrs and loves attention! She will be great for someone who wants a cat that is people oriented. She is sweeter than our 4 cats, but don’t tell them that! She loves to play with balls and other small objects, loves dry food, wet food, and treats. She is terrified of the robot litter box, so her adopter won’t have to spend money on one of those. I’m not sure if she has been around other animals. She is most at ease with our dog, she will come up to her and they sniff noses. She freely roams the whole house now, and our cats have given her plenty of space, but if they are within 3 feet of her she hisses. She may do ok with just one cat and just more time to get used to it.” HJC: She had a companion cat in her first home, but would need a slow introduction to a cat new to her…and they to her. Our understanding is that Maggie is an exceptionally nice cat: people-oriented, friendly, sweet, playful, and laid back. With an adult cat, you know what you’re getting. With a kitten, you don’t. If you are interested in meeting Maggie Mae, follow this link to the Happy Jack Cats website adoption page and fill out a Potential Adopter worksheet: https://happyjackcats.org/adopt ❤️❤️❤️ Spayed female FIV/FELV negative Age appropriate vaccines 2 years Treated for parasites Microchipped Excellent temperament

Why have only one house panther when you can have a wonderful matched set? Illya and Napoleon are two gorgeous all-black short-hairs with golden eyes and satiny coats. Illya has a scattering of white hairs on his back (like tweed); Napoleon's white hairs are clustered in a tiny patch on his throat. Both are amazingly muscular and athletic. Watching them is like seeing two art deco statues come to life. They work as a team, circling, swooping, jumping and investigating everything together. Since they are adolescents, they are very playful and energetic. And SMART. Illya and Napoleon are very quick to learn and adapt. Other cats don't worry them in the least. Both are naturally skittish, but loving and expressive when they get to know you. Illya is the friendly boy and Napoleon is the affectionate boy. They love to hang out with their people, and Napoleon is accustomed to curling up against his person's throat for extra pets and kisses. Both are enthusiastic biscuit-makers. Illya and Naoleon had severe respiratory and eye infections as babies. The eye issues are cleared up, but Illya is still taking medicine for his stubborn respiratory infection which seems to responding to medication. So at first, you'll be squirting medicine into a very active boy once a day. Illya and Napoleon are remarkable, fascinating boys and will bring a lot of love, energy and interest into any household lucky enough to adopt them.