Pixiebob kittens & cats in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Meet Sissy! After lovingly raising her kittens, Sissy is ready for some well-deserved “me time.” This beautiful, big girl may be a little shy around new people at first, but give her a quiet space and some time to adjust, and you’ll soon see her sweet, affectionate side shine through. Once she feels safe, Sissy enjoys gentle attention chin scratches are her favorite, and she’ll happily settle in beside you for some quality cuddle time. She’s a laid-back, calm companion who appreciates a peaceful home and isn’t too interested in high-energy play. That said, she does enjoy the occasional catnip toy or a good mouse toss and has shown a bit of curiosity about wand toys. Sissy might do well with another calm, respectful cat, but she’ll definitely need a home that’s not too chaotic. She’s the type to retreat to a cozy hideaway if things get too busy, so a quiet home with a dedicated safe space will help her feel secure. She may not be a full-on lap cat, but she’s a loyal “lap-adjacent” friend who will be right by your side once she trusts you.

Meet Spook, a strikingly handsome feline with captivating seafoam green eyes, eagerly awaiting a home where he can reign as king of the castle. Spook prefers to be the center of attention and has previously shown a preference for being the only cat. However, he is starting to do well with the female cat in his foster home, suggesting that with slow introductions, he may accept a feline companion. In his current foster environment, Spook is calm and affectionate, particularly toward adult women. While he can be startled by new voices, he seeks comfort in familiar company. He loves to curl up close, whether on the arm of a chair or the back of the sofa, and he delights in lap time, chest snuggles, and slow, gentle petting—especially in the mornings when he enjoys forehead massages and kisses. Spook is a true companion cat, often found stretched out on his foster mom, purring contentedly and even offering affectionate face licks. Though he enjoys his independence, he can be carried for short periods and has a playful side, zooming around the house and occasionally batting at catnip toys. He also enjoys perching on his cat tree, gazing out the window at the falling leaves, drifting snowflakes, or passing birds. With his sleek, panther-like coat, Spook takes pride in his appearance, keeping up with scratching posts and tolerating nail trims—especially when treats are involved. He rarely vocalizes unless necessary and has a unique charm, often responding when called and coming to investigate the sound of a treat bag. His cleverness extends to opening drawers and cabinets, where he sometimes creates cozy napping spots. Spook thrives in a quiet, laid-back home, ideally with female companions and without young children or energetic pets, as he’s still wary of loud noises and sudden movements. However, with patience and trust, he blossoms into a loving and social companion. His progress with his feline foster sibling hints that, given slow introductions, he may accept a friendly, calm cat in his future home. Are you the one to give Spook the peaceful, loving home he’s been waiting for?

Sarah is a sweet, calm, and independent lady who knows exactly what she wants in life: a cozy window perch, a quiet routine, and a human who understands the art of good petting! She’s spent time with a 6-year-old and does well with kids as long as they respect her space and keep their cuddles grounded. After raising her kittens (a full-time job, thank you very much), Sarah is ready to retire from motherhood and enjoy some well-deserved one-on-one time with her favorite people. She loves attention and will head butt and meow nonstop for pets. While she’s not into being held or curled up on your lap, she’s recently started lying next to her foster, enjoying the comfort of being close on her own terms. Sarah is incredibly people-friendly—she purrs the moment you walk into the room and isn’t shy around strangers. She’s low maintenance and low energy: toys don’t do much for her, but lounging in the sunshine or watching the world go by from a cat tree? Absolute bliss. She may be okay with a calm cat companion after a slow introduction, but truth be told, she’d really prefer to be your one and only. After all, she’s earned some peace and quiet! Sarah is also a very vocal gal she’s not afraid to speak her mind and will happily chat with you throughout the day. If you’re looking for a mellow, affectionate, and adorably opinionated kitty, Sarah might just be your perfect match.