Pixiebob kittens & cats in Redmond, Washington

Kitana is one of the sweetest, most relaxed cats ever! She loves to cuddle up in your lap or lay near you. She is very affectionate and loves to just be with people.

Chris Lowe is perfectly happy letting his charm do the talking. He's observant, and every bit as lovable. This handsome boy with (more) orange accents (than his brother, Neil Tennant) is ready to take on the world. You'll discover a playful, affectionate kitten with a silly side that appears at exactly the right moments. Feather toys? Game on. Crinkly balls? Don't mind if he does. An empty box? That's his own personal "West End" penthouse. Chris will quietly keep you company while you work, supervise your daily routine from the nearest comfy spot, and occasionally remind you that he accepts payment for his services in chin scratches and treats. His gentle nature, playful curiosity, and understated confidence have a way of sneaking into your heart before you even realize it. And unlike some celebrities, Chris is refreshingly low-maintenance- he's happy with a little fun, a cozy place to nap, and people who love him for exactly who he is. If your idea of a perfect companion is a kitten with quiet charisma, a playful streak, and enough personality to keep life from ever "Being Boring," Chris Lowe is ready to take center stage in your forever home! Please note about kitten adoptions: They can go together or individually to a home with another cat- but we do not advise adopting a single kitten. It is best for most kittens to be adopted in pairs- or go home with another cat. This helps avoid "Tarzan syndrome" where single kittens become difficult because they have no one to play with and bite them back. This can become quite challenging to manage as they age- and is often a reason people desire to surrender cats later. Also, nearly all who started out noting they only want one cat, come back about 6-9 months later and ask for another as a companion- however, it is much simpler to start with two that are bonded from the start.

**please note that all kittens must be adopted with a sibling unless you have another cat in the home** They can go together or individually to a home with another cat- but we do not advise adopting a single kitten. It is best for most kittens to be adopted in pairs- or go home with another cat. This helps avoid "Tarzan syndrome" where single kittens become difficult because they have no one to play with and bite them back. This can become quite challenging to manage as they age- and is often a reason people desire to surrender cats later. Also, nearly all who started out noting they only want one cat, come back about 6-9 months later and ask for another as a companion- however, it is much simpler to start with two that are bonded from the start.