Ragdoll kittens & cats in Fresno, California

I first met Mango 3 years ago on my porch. He was so helpless and little. Then and there I decided to take him in. He's been with me for 3 years and I love him so much. However, due to my current living situation I'm not able to keep him. It breaks my heart and I want to keep him forever. I would love for him to go to a warm and welcoming environment. Mango is a white and orange male tabby. He is so silly and very playful. He loves belly rubs and scratches under his chin.

Pumpkin is an extremely adorable, sweet, and well-behaved male cat who is looking for a loving new home. He has a gentle personality and is generally very easy to care for. Pumpkin can be shy and cautious when meeting someone new, so he may need a little time and patience to become comfortable in a different environment. Once he realizes that he is safe and begins to trust you, his personality starts to come out and he becomes a loving and enjoyable companion. Pumpkin would do best with someone who understands that some cats need time to adjust and is willing to let him become comfortable at his own pace. He may initially hide or keep his distance, but this is simply part of his shy nature and should not be mistaken for him being unfriendly. Giving him a quiet place to settle in, speaking gently to him, and allowing him to approach when he is ready will help him feel secure. Once that trust is established, getting to know his sweet personality is completely worth the wait.

Buttercup is an adorable, sweet, and well-behaved one-year-old female cat who is looking for a loving new home. She has a gentle personality and is still very young, with plenty of time to form a strong bond with her new owner. Buttercup can be shy and cautious when meeting someone new, so she may need some patience while she becomes familiar with a different person and environment. Once she feels safe and comfortable, her sweet personality begins to come out and she becomes a wonderful companion. Buttercup would do best with someone who understands that some cats need time to adjust. She may initially hide, keep her distance, or quietly observe her new surroundings, but that does not mean she is unfriendly. Providing her with a calm space and allowing her to approach at her own pace will help her build confidence and trust. With kindness, patience, and attention, she should gradually become more comfortable and show how affectionate and lovable she can be.