Pixiebob kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

LeBron is one half of a bonded pair of the two sweetest brothers you could ever find. These beautiful boys look like twins but they have different birth dates within 5 days of each other. LeBron was born on 8/30/2025 and Jordan was born on 8/25/2025. It was meant to be that they would be together and these two bonded brothers must be adopted together. Perhaps you can guess why they received their names. At 10 months old, they are both loving, playful youngsters with lots of joy to share. They have the best characteristics you could ask for in a bonded pair. They will happily sit on your lap and cuddle with you but they also enjoy playing especially catnip toys, balls, and toys on strings. In pictures, it’s hard to tell these sweet boys apart since they look so much alike but in person you can see their distinct features. LeBron has the more triangular face with yellow eyes and a bigger white patch on his chest. Jordan has a rounder face with round green eyes and a smaller white patch. Both cats love everyone and they are fine with being picked up even by kids. We don’t know how they are with other animals as they have only lived with each other but with proper introductions, it may be just fine. LeBron is a little bit more of a greeter than his brother. He is very social and he talks when he wants your attention and purrs a lot. He is super sweet and always wants to be with you and he would lay and nap on your chest all day. He will be sure to let you know when he wants attention and when it’s time to play with him. These bonded brothers will go to their new home with all the supplies you need for a great start. Ask us about them today!

Gigi spends her day exactly how she wants to. She loves having a routine and will let you know if you are late for feedings by meowing, bumping into your legs, swatting the air near you, or simply giving you her stare of death. She does not like to be picked up and will let you know by loudly yelling, this will likely not change. She enjoys sleeping in her bed, but that is HER space. She does not want pets while she is sleeping and cozy. She will occasionally snuggle in a pile under blankets. She also does not want to be pet while she is there. She enjoys to self-play with sparkly pompom balls but does not want to engage in play with you, these are her toys, not yours. Despite not wanting a lot of things, she actually does really love pets and snuggling. But strictly on her terms. Most of the time if you go in her room and sit down, she insists on sitting in your lap. Do not be fooled, this is not an invitation for a hug, you are simply furniture. While she is in your lap she will purr and make biscuits and you CAN pet her here. But don't get too crazy because she may bite you. (It's really just a nibble.) Gigi does not enjoy fast movements, loud noises, or cat carriers. Although, her office mate has been doing really good work on desensitization to carriers and she will go in for a treat! Gigi has a lot of trust issues, but once you earn her trust, it is magical. Gigi's officemate has also been working on her tolerance to children by sacrificing her own child. We have found that if the child is quiet and respectful of Gigi's boundaries, she actually seems to enjoy them! Said child has helped with feeding her and will go in for visits and has been awarded the badge of "Gigi snuggler". Gigi is an amazing cat, but she has been through a lot. If you're looking to adopt a lovable grump, she is the lady for you! Gigi's adoption fee has been sponsored by BathWorks of Michigan!

Meet Ghoulia Yelps! This beautiful black and white girl is a friendly companion who enjoys spending her days out in her room and greeting new visitors. When someone stops by, she’ll stretch out to investigate with a curious sniff before deciding she’s ready for attention. Ghoulia loves gentle pets, especially around her shoulders, and is quick to show her happiness with a soft purr. She can be a little unsure when hands approach her face, so she appreciates a slow and thoughtful approach that lets her come to you. Once she feels comfortable, she’s happy to enjoy the affection. Ghoulia is looking for a patient family who will respect her boundaries and let her confidence continue to grow. We don’t have any history of Ghoulia living with other cats, dogs, or children, so slow introductions are recommended if she joins a home with other family members.