Ragdoll kittens & cats in Chandler, Arizona

His name is Olliver. He was adopted by my brother whom eventually had mental health issues and has been unable to take the cat back. He is a really good cat, super chill and friendly. Can be a bit skittish at first but will warm up to strangers within 30 minutes. He is about 5 years old, maybe slightly younger. I kept him in hopes my brother would take him back but that had not happened. I unfortunately am allergic to cats and have got sick on several occasions while keeping him due to dander and whatnot. He is also strikingly beautiful with an almost all white coat and bright blue eyes. Looking to have him rehomed to a good home. Would really hate for anything bad to happen to him so I have tried to be patient through the allergies. I listed the cat as a ragdoll but I don’t actually know his breed.

I'm a handsome Ragdoll-mix gentleman with stunning big blue eyes and silky, medium-to-long fur that I love having brushed. I could be anywhere from two to six years old. My story had a rough start: I was abandoned with five other kitties, crammed into a dog cage outside a Glendale PetSmart in the wee hours of the morning. Since then, I've been safe with my foster mom and learning to let go of that trauma. I may have once had papers to prove I'm a Ragdoll, but because of how I was found, my history and age will always be a mystery. Underneath it all, I'm a sensitive, gentle soul — it will take me a little time to trust again, but I'm getting braver every day. Nothing makes me happier than being pampered and brushed. I'm dreaming of a quiet, loving home where someone has time to dote on me and help me feel truly secure. Once you earn my trust, you'll see my true, affectionate, cuddly self and have the most loyal little buddy you could ever ask for. I'm neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and my teeth have been freshly checked and cleaned. I'm curious and friendly with fellow cats — I might even learn to love a friendly dog with a slow, proper introduction. If you're looking for a soft-hearted sweetheart to cherish, I'm ready to leave the past behind and purr my way into your heart.

NOTE I would prefer to keep Penelope together with my other cat Harvey. She has known him ever since she was a kitten and have a beautiful. Please consider if you are able. Penelope is a beautiful ragdoll cat that we adopted as a kitten. As she got older, she only got more adorable. She spends most of her time in a cat tree or cuddling on a bed with her main squeeze Harvey. She does come out for attention, and when she does it is a spectacle. This cat purrs so loud it surprises me every time. She even plays a fun little “hard to get” game where she comes up for a couple pets, then runs away while still crying for attention. That’s your sign to follow her and continue petting her. She can be a bit shy and skittish to loud noises, but make no mistake that she loves to be pet. She’s been around kids, other cats and dogs and typically doesn’t engage. She plays by her own rules (it’s her world and we are all living in it).

Aang is 5 years old, ann indoor cat and is a very sweet cat who loves to play and loves to be pet just not picked up. He will let you he just doesn’t like it. He loves to play with toys and chase lasers. I am looking to rehome my cats unfortunately because they do not get along with my dog and feel they would be happier in a household without dogs. I have a lot of stuff like cat tree, litter box, other furniture, etc. I would love for my cats to go to the same home and if they do the new owner would get all of the stuff that I have for them. If they do not go together I would split the stuff up.

Maui is an incredibly special, sweet girl. She is very talkative, loves to purr, and is affectionate once she builds trust. I found her at about six months old, skinny and struggling to survive an Arizona summer, and have been caring for her for the past two years.Maui currently has a dedicated room in our home and also spends time outdoors. This is because we have two other indoor cats, and despite our slow attempts at integration, they have unfortunately not accepted Maui into the rest of the home. I believe Maui’s best interest is a home where she can be fully indoors, and receive lots of attention and love. She is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and litter trained.