Pixiebob kittens & cats in Douglas, Wyoming

Meet Midge, a tiny 9-week-old tabby with a big purr hidden behind her timid exterior. Midge’s start in life is a mystery—she was found on her own—but what we do know is that she’s a little survivor. She’s still putting on weight and can be a bit picky with her wet food, but when she finds something she likes, she’ll happily dig in. At first, Midge might seem a little unsure—she’ll hiss when you reach out—but give her a few head and chin scratches, and she melts into a ball of purrs so loud they drown out everything else. If you’ve got her favorite food, that trust builds even faster. Midge would do best in a calm home, ideally with other cats to show her the ropes and remind her that people can be kind. With a little patience, she’ll reward you with the sweetest companionship—and her incredible purrs are worth every ounce of love you put in.

Meet Punkin, a playful and curious 10-month-old kitty with a big personality and even bigger energy! This handsome guy is always on the move—whether he’s chasing toys, exploring every nook and cranny, or wrestling with his feline friends, Punkin lives for playtime. He’d thrive in a home with another energetic and confident cat who enjoys a good romp just as much as he does. Punkin can play a bit rough at times, so a sturdy, social feline companion would be the perfect match for this fun-loving boy. Punkin also has a unique birth defect that makes him extra special—his third eyelid on his right eye formed in a full circle instead of the usual half. This means his eye might water a little from time to time, but it doesn’t cause him any pain or limit his adventurous spirit one bit. Punkin is ready to bring joy, energy, and a bit of quirky charm to a home that’s looking for a lively new family member with lots of love (and zoomies) to give!

Meet Jill – A Brave Little Explorer Jill’s life started with some tough challenges—she was found out in the county with an eye infection and an uncertain future. With a little love and care, she’s made a strong recovery and is ready for her next adventure. Jill isn’t especially interested in making human friends, but she would make an excellent barn cat. She’s independent, resilient, and would thrive in a space where she can patrol, explore, and do what cats do best. If you have a safe barn or outbuilding and could give Jill the chance at a life where she can be herself, she’s ready to take on the role of a hardworking barn companion.