Pixiebob kittens & cats in Saginaw, Michigan

This little kitten is named Boo. She was found in my car engine when she was very little. She has been living in my home for at least 2 months. Boo is very friendly once she trusts you. She likes to cuddle against your legs, and she loves to be held. I have to give her away because I'm busy at work so I cant give her as much attention, and I may be allergic to her. I've never had a cat before, but she is definitely a memorable first for me. I'm hoping she can find a loving new owner that can give her the attention and love she deserves.

I adopted Pebbles and her brother Cocoa Puff, from Shelter Angels Inc. through Petsmart on March 28, 2026. They were born August 25, 2025, and have been indoor cats ever since. they are both litter box trained and have brought so much love and joy into my life. Cocoa Puff has since been adopted into his new home, and now it's Pebble's turn to find a loving family to call her own. Pebbles is a special little girl. She is playful, gentle, affectionate, and full of personality. She loves exploring her surroundings, enjoys playtime, and then settling down for a cozy nap. Although saying goodbye to Pebbles will be difficult, my greatest wish is for her to find a safe, caring, and permanent home where she will be cherished as part of the family. Please consider opening your heart and home to Pebbles. She is ready to fill someone's life with gentle purrs, warm cuddles and countless precious memories. I truly hope her forever family is out there waiting to meet this sweet girl.

Aunt Mae is a beautiful 10-year-old black cat with a heart as sweet as can be. She LOVES people, attention and gentle pets, and she doesn't even mind being held—as long as you know the secret to making her comfortable and secure in your arms. Once she's settled in, she's perfectly happy to enjoy some quality time with her favorite human. At 10 years old, Aunt Mae has decided that munching and loafing are much more appealing than running laps around the living room, and honestly, we can't blame her! She's a bit of a chunky girl, but she's embracing her cozy lifestyle. And here's something we really want people to know: 10 years old is NOT old for a cat! Aunt Mae still has plenty of life ahead of her, and we're sure she has an enormous amount of love left to give. She's not looking for wild adventures. She's looking for a soft place to land, someone to adore her, and a home where she can spend her days being loved, comfortable and spoiled.