Pixiebob kittens & cats in Bluffton, South Carolina

Mika was rescued from under a trailer. She’s shy and skidding at first but will warm up and caress against you! She sleeps all day and is a low energy cat. She enjoys sunbathing and quiet dark areas. My biggest hope is to find a safe and loving home for Mika. A patient owner who will treat her like family!

Cashew is a kitten that we have been fostering since her birth! We found her pregnant momma wandering hungry outside in freezing weather, and knew we had to take her in to save her and find her a home, and keep her from being put down in shelters. Momma Pistachio (pictured) is also listed for adoption here! Cashew is a small girl, has the softest fur, and is remarkably affectionate. She’s not big on being held, but she is a master of the dolphin pets, and very very affectionate and loving, and will come cuddle with you frequently. She loves to greet you in the morning with lots of purrs and pets! She’s curious, fun, playful, silly, and very charming. She’d do alright on her own (with lots of love, play, and affection), or as a pair with her momma Pistachio! She has been an indoor cat only, and would do best remaining to be so. She’s been rabies vaccinated, but due to costs, we weren’t able to keep up with the rest of her vaccines, but she did have a few rounds.

If you want the SWEETEST kitty in the world, Mac is your guy! Macadamia is a kitten that we have been fostering since his birth! We found his pregnant momma wandering hungry outside in freezing weather, and knew we had to take her in to save her and find her a home, and keep her from being put down in the shelters. Momma Pistachio (pictured) is also listed for adoption here! Mac is very friendly and outgoing; strangers are no problem for him. Being held like a baby is his favorite activity. I have a million more cute photos of him, I wish I could list them all! He would do best in a pair with his brother, Haze (Hazelnut). They’re very closely bonded; when Mac isn’t trying to love on you or play, he’s trying to get as close as he can to his brother. They spend so much of their time cuddled up together and playing together, and always seem so in sync. Plus, it’ll make your life MUCH easier to take younger cats in pairs, they’ll adjust to their new home better and be much happier.