Pixiebob kittens & cats in Norman, Oklahoma

Izzy adopted me Nov 18 2020. I moved into the house where her owners left her. She was already spayed and had a large hernia on her right abdomen (since repaired). No reason why she was left or whether intentional. Mt guess, there were young children mishandling her. Izzy reacted once to a child who tried to pick her up and she hissed spatted and got agitated. Izzy is more fond of males and eagerly befriends them more so than women, although she is friendly with everyone to greet them and hope for strokes. Izzy is a well behaved and sweet cat. She is a Pixie Bob and walks on a leash acts more like a dog than a cat. If something is in her way she will try to move it by picking it up in her mouth and sometimes succeeds. If I have books or pens art containers etc and am bust with them. She will try to move them out of the way so she can be first in my life. She will pick up pins out of the holder and throw them on the floor. She will do a lot to get my attention. She eats dry food only.

Izzy adopted me Nov 18 2020. I moved into the house where her owners left her. She was already spayed and had a large hernia on her right abdomen (since repaired). No reason why she was left or whether intentional. Mt guess, there were young children mishandling her. Izzy reacted once to a child who tried to pick her up and she hissed spatted and got agitated. Izzy is more fond of males and eagerly befriends them more so than women, although she is friendly with everyone to greet them and hope for strokes. Izzy is a well behaved and sweet cat. She is a Pixie Bob and walks on a leash acts more like a dog than a cat. If something is in her way she will try to move it by picking it up in her mouth and sometimes succeeds. If I have books or pens art containers etc and am bust with them. She will try to move them out of the way so she can be first in my life. She will pick up pins out of the holder and throw them on the floor. She will do a lot to get my attention. She eats dry food only.

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Benny came to us at age 5 months where we adopted him from a shelter. He is currently 8 years old. He has grown up with all of our kids and one other cat and has always been an indoor boy (although he loves going out on the porch with accompaniment to roll in the sun). He is a happy, healthy orange tabby boy with a Garfield like personality- he loves routine, his food bowl, LOTS of lap or bed snuggling, wet and dry food, and stalking birds and squirrels through the window. He is not declawed but is very good to use his scratching post. His purr is EPIC! He does have some anxiety issues that we think might be left over from his traumatic kitten days before adoption- he doesn’t like loud sounds and is frightened by young children. He’s never been around dogs. Benny would probably do best in a home where people are often around that love kitty snuggles and can give him steady, predictable routines. We are moving to Japan as missionaries and cannot take him overseas.

Meet Sugar Plum Soldier, the little gray warrior with a heart of gold! 💕 Though he’s still learning that the world is a safe place, this shy sweetheart is already showing just how gentle and loving he can be. Once you earn his trust, he melts into your arms and purrs like he’s known you forever. He may not charge into battle, but he’s brave in his own quiet way—taking life one pawstep at a time. Sugar Plum Soldier is the perfect match for a calm home where patience and kindness reign supreme. With a soft blanket, a cozy window perch, and someone to love him, he’ll blossom into the affectionate companion he was always meant to be.