Pixiebob kittens & cats in Tonawanda, New York

We adopted Juno four years ago when my daughter was in veterinary technician school at Medaille university. Juno was one of the kittens who was used to be trained on by the vet tech students. We brought her home and she is four years old. A few months ago our six year old pitbull mix started attacking both our cats. Juno is an extremely sociable and cuddly cat. She craves human attention. She eats on a regular schedule twice a day. Unfortunately, even though she has lived four years with the dog, he suddenly decided that he does not want to be around cats anymore. She is very affectionate with the dog, but we now have to separate them as he goes after her every time she comes near him to snuggle with him. I don’t want her to get hurt. I want her to find a good home with people who will give her a lot of love as she is so affectionate. She’s very easy-going. Has no problem being left alone all day. She really is the best cat I’ve ever had. I am loath to give her up.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Minnie & Rosie — Two Best Friends, One Beautiful Bond Hi there! We’re Minnie and Rosie, two sweet, loving girls who have been best friends for years. We do everything together — nap, play, groom, and keep each other company. We’re looking for a calm, loving forever home where we can stay together and share our gentle hearts with you. About Me, Minnie: I’m the social butterfly of the pair — friendly, affectionate, and always ready to give headbutts and purrs. I love people and don’t mind being picked up or held. I’m very good for vet visits, too! I can be a little silly and spacey sometimes (my depth perception isn’t the best, but it makes me adorable). Every so often, I get a playful burst of energy and chase around my favorite puffball toys. I even know my name and come when called! I’m an indoor-only cat — I once slipped outside when a window was left open and just sat by the door waiting to come back in. I don’t have outdoor survival skills, but I do have the best cuddling skills. I get along well with other cats, dogs, and even respectful kids. I have a mild case of idiopathic seizures, which means I may have a few small seizures a year, but my vet says they’re so rare and mild that I don’t need medication. Otherwise, I’m healthy and happy! About Me, Rosie: I’m a gentle, shy girl who loves deeply once I feel safe. Minnie is my best friend and my source of courage — she helps me feel brave and confident in new situations. I love to play with toys (especially my favorite stick toy, which I’ll bring with me!), though I usually like to play when no one’s watching. I can be chatty at times, especially when you call me “Baby Rose” — that’s my favorite nickname. I might meow right back! I also have a few funny quirks: I love butter and even try to nibble lettuce sometimes. I’m shy with new people and slow to warm up, but once I trust you, I’ll be a loyal, affectionate companion. I must stay indoors only, because I get very scared outside. When I was younger, I accidentally got out twice and had to be trapped to come home — I’d much rather stay safe and cozy indoors! I have idiopathic cystitis, which can cause a few extra litter box trips or occasional blood in my urine. My vet has done full testing, and I’m doing really well on my prescription food and a small dose of gabapentin. A calm, low-stress home helps me feel my best. I get along nicely with cats (especially playful boy cats), gentle dogs, and older, quieter kids. Our Story: Minnie was surrendered in 2018 after her previous family faced eviction. She was loved by a young boy and came to her foster mom needing some TLC. Rosie was rescued as a kitten from a barn in Ovid, along with her brother and mom. She was very shy at first, but Minnie helped her blossom. Now, we’re a bonded pair — two hearts that found home in each other. We nap together, comfort each other, and share quiet moments of joy every day. Our Dream Home: We’re looking for a calm, loving indoor home with someone who understands gentle souls. We’d do best in a home with fewer animals and a relaxed environment. In return, we’ll fill your days with love, warmth, and quiet companionship. If you’ve been wishing for two affectionate, loyal cats who adore each other (and will adore you, too), we’re ready to bring double the love into your life. Apply today @Buffalocares.org Adoption Fee:$150.00 for the bonded pair RR48Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.All dogs come fully up to date on shots, microchipped, heart worm tested, de-wormed, on flea and heart worm preventative, and spayed/neutered.  If interested in learning more or adopting please fill out an application on our website at www.buffalocares.org. Registration No.: RR048 March 7, 2026, 9:42 pm

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Hi there! I’m Bruce, a handsome domestic shorthair tabby boy on the lookout for my forever family—and I have to say, I think I’m a pretty great catch if you’re looking for a confident, affectionate, and playful companion. I’ve been told I’m basically a professional shadow. I love being wherever my people are, whether that’s following you from room to room just to supervise your activities or curling up nearby while you relax. I’m also a big fan of cozy cuddle sessions and will happily accept pets, attention, and compliments (especially compliments). I’ve had quite a bit of life experience in my foster home, including time around kids, dogs, lots of visitors, and a very busy household. Honestly? I take it all in stride. Loud noises don’t really bother me, and I’m not the shy type—I’ve been known to confidently act like I run the place… because, well, I kind of do. When it comes to playtime, I am ALL in. Wand toys, little mice, jingle balls, laser pointers—I love them all. I do get pretty enthusiastic when I play, but that just means I’m having a great time and fully committed to the fun. I’m a well-mannered gentleman who is litter box trained and keeps my space tidy. I’ve also shown I do well with respectful dogs, other cats, and children who understand when I want attention and when I need a short break to recharge my royal energy. After everything I’ve learned in foster care, I’m ready for a home where I can be loved, included, and appreciated for the confident, affectionate guy I am. If you’re looking for a loyal companion who will keep you company, make you laugh, and never let you feel alone in the house, I might just be your perfect match. Do I sound like your purr-fect guy? If so, apply today at BuffaloCares.org! Adoption Fee: $150 RR48  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.All dogs come fully up to date on shots, microchipped, heart worm tested, de-wormed, on flea and heart worm preventative, and spayed/neutered.  If interested in learning more or adopting please fill out an application on our website at www.buffalocares.org. Registration No.: RR048 August 7, 2026, 6:50 pm