Pixiebob kittens & cats in Wichita, Kansas

Meet Mr. T Mr. T hasn’t had an easy life. For over a year, he lived outside, learning to survive on his own and relying on the kindness of one person who slowly earned his trust. That trust didn’t come quickly—it took time, patience, and consistency. And now, everything he’s ever known has changed again. Inside a home, Mr. T is still learning that he is safe. He watches quietly from his hiding spot, taking everything in. When the room is still and calm, he finds the courage to come out—eating, exploring, and sometimes even laying nearby. In those quiet moments, you can see the cat he’s trying so hard to become. Fear still lives in him. Sudden movement can send him running, and reaching for him feels scary. Trust, for Mr. T, is fragile—and once shaken, it takes time to rebuild. And yet… he’s trying. One of the most beautiful things about Mr. T is how much comfort he finds in other cats. He watches them, follows their lead, and feels safe enough to eat and exist alongside them. Because of this, he will absolutely need a calm, friendly feline companion in his forever home. He also enjoys playing with toy mice and has recently shown interest in catnip. Mr. T is not a cat for everyone. He needs someone patient, gentle, and understanding—someone who won’t expect quick affection but will celebrate every small victory. A quiet home is essential. No chaos, no pressure… just time, consistency, and kindness. While he may never be the type of cat to curl up in your lap, he may become the one who quietly shares your space, trusts you in his own way, and chooses to be near you when he feels safe. At night, Mr. T sometimes climbs up on the bed to rest next to your lower legs. He avoids dogs when he can and hisses when he can’t, so a dog-free home is ideal. Mr. T could also do well as a barn or shop cat, especially if there are other cats around to keep him company. What matters most is that he has a safe place to land—and someone willing to let him be exactly who he is. Mr. T doesn’t need perfection. He just needs patience… and someone who won’t give up on him.

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Dog Friendly: Unknown Cat Friendly: Yes Kid Friendly: Yes Shy, sweet, and still learning to trust — that’s our girl, Jelly. Jelly is a quiet, gentle soul who feels most comfortable around other cats. She’s not a fan of the spotlight and will often seek out a cozy hiding spot where she can feel safe. While humans are a bit scary to her right now, she’s never aggressive — just cautious and reserved. She would do best in a calm, patient home with feline companions to help her feel secure. If you understand that love sometimes takes time and you're ready to let Jelly blossom at her own pace, she just might be the quiet companion you’ve been looking for. Let’s help Jelly find a home where she can feel safe, loved, and completely herself.