Pixiebob kittens & cats in Lehi, Utah

Meet Preston, the high-energy Pixie mix with an abundance of personality and charm! This spirited boy came to us after a period of severe neglect, desperately needing dental care and a chance to regain his strength. Now on the road to recovery, Preston is ready to find his forever home where he can truly thrive. Preston is a character in every sense of the word. His playful and lively nature makes him a joy to be around, always keeping you entertained with his antics. Whether he's scaling the highest spots in your home or engaging in spirited conversations, this chatty boy loves to make his presence known. Although Preston has a lot of love to give, he prefers to be the only cat in the household, ensuring he gets all the attention and affection he deserves. His independent and adventurous spirit means he's always exploring and seeking out new heights, so a home with plenty of vertical space would be ideal for him. Despite people previously failing him, his trust and sweetness for kind humans is very endearing. Preston's resilience and vibrant personality shine through. He's looking for a family who can appreciate his unique quirks and provide the love and care he needs to continue his journey to full health and happiness. Get ready to welcome a truly special feline into your life. With Preston by your side, you'll experience endless laughter, lively conversations, and the joy of watching him embrace his newfound lease on life.

We adopted Meg as a kitten from a local animal shelter. She has been declawed because she used to swipe at our toddler. She no longer swipes at children, but will hiss if they approach her quickly/loudly. She loves to cuddle and be around her owners but can be nervous around new people. She is a nervous cat in general so we have her on an anxiety medication to keep her calm. We are putting her up for adoption because she keeps marking in our house and we no longer want to keep up with damages to our baseboards and carpets. We have tried several different methods including multiple litter boxes around the house, quiet safe areas, calming spray, multiple cat towers, treats, etc. but cannot figure out why she continues to mark.

Kuro (coo-row) is a cat who was abandoned at some point in our neighborhood and we took him in to adopt. We have neutered him, gotten him up to date with all of his shots and have been told he is healthy by our vet. The vet thinks he is around 2 years old. We have two other cats and after 8 months of trying to integrate the three of them, it is just not working. Kuro is great a cat if he is an only cat (I do not know how he is around dogs). He likes a lot of attention, will play with you, and will snuggle you, but he is not good at competing for attention with other cats. I am super sad to be getting rid of him because he is our most affectionate cat, but we need to be fair with the other two cats we own.