Ragdoll kittens & cats in Raleigh, North Carolina

Once upon a time, in a world of whispered pages and quiet corners, I was a literary protagonist waiting for my next chapter. My name is Bryan, and like a character in a classic novel, I`ve learned that life is about subtle moments and gentle revelations. I`m a bit shy at first, much like a protagonist emerging cautiously from the first chapter, but with patience, I unfold into a story of companionship and warmth. My narrative is one of quiet adventure - I love making biscuits (my version of writing poetry) and enjoy the soft rustling of a feather wand as if it were turning delicate manuscript pages. While I might not be the most boisterous character in the library of life, I`m a faithful companion who appreciates gentle chin rubs and peaceful moments. I`m looking for a reader - I mean, a human - who understands that the most profound connections are often the quietest, and that a good story is best shared in comfortable silence with a trusted friend. Shall we write our next chapter together?How did I get here? Found by a good samaritan.**I have tested positive for FeLV (feline leukemia) - please speak with an adoption specialist for more information. I am currently living in a foster home - please fill out a survey and select a phone appointment to complete the adoption process. Once that process is complete, your adoption specialist will schedule a time for you to meet us in person!**~My adoption fee is waived.~

Once upon a time, in a world of whispered pages and quiet corners, I was a literary protagonist waiting for my next chapter. My name is Bryan, and like a character in a classic novel, I`ve learned that life is about subtle moments and gentle revelations. I`m a bit shy at first, much like a protagonist emerging cautiously from the first chapter, but with patience, I unfold into a story of companionship and warmth. My narrative is one of quiet adventure - I love making biscuits (my version of writing poetry) and enjoy the soft rustling of a feather wand as if it were turning delicate manuscript pages. While I might not be the most boisterous character in the library of life, I`m a faithful companion who appreciates gentle chin rubs and peaceful moments. I`m looking for a reader - I mean, a human - who understands that the most profound connections are often the quietest, and that a good story is best shared in comfortable silence with a trusted friend. Shall we write our next chapter together?How did I get here? Found by a good samaritan.**I have tested positive for FeLV (feline leukemia) - please speak with an adoption specialist for more information. I am currently living in a foster home - please fill out a survey and select a phone appointment to complete the adoption process. Once that process is complete, your adoption specialist will schedule a time for you to meet us in person!**~My adoption fee is waived.~

We adopted Princess when she was about 5 years old, back in 2008 or 2007. She was doing amazing until we got our second cat, a kitten, in 2021. During our second year with our second cat, in 2023, Princess started pooping outside her litter box, but it was random. Last year, we got a puppy for our 6-year-old because she has always wanted one, and that’s when the problems started. Princess stopped using the litter box altogether. We have tried everything we could think of to help her. We increased the number of litter boxes, cleaned them twice a day, and kept the puppy mostly in his crate to avoid disturbing her. Despite all our efforts, she still refuses to use the litter box. We believe it’s best for her to live in a home without any other pets. However, as seen in the photos, she is very sweet with kids, and we are saddened to let her go; we just don’t see any other options. She is healthy, and we will provide vet papers to demonstrate that..

I’ve had Boots for most of his life, nearly 6 years. I adopted him from a shelter when he was 9 months old after he “lost a fight with a bird” resulting in him losing an eye. He is very loyal, friendly and curious. I love him to death but unfortunately cannot continue to support his needs. I tell people that he has IBS because without his prescription diet he tends to throw up or have diarrhea. His adoption will come with at least one unopened bag of food + his prescription. He does have arthritis in his spine with the occasional flair up impacting his mobility. Additionally, I’ve struggled on and off with him marking/urinating outside of the litter box over several years that might be resolved in an only cat household. I have LOTS of medical records to handover. The adoption fee is strictly to ensure he goes to a good home and is negotiable.

Sweet Clancy was brought in when he was just a new kitten and we’ve loved having him in the family! Unfortunately, my daughter has developed allergies and we cannot keep Clancy any longer for her health. He’s a little over 2 years old and house broken.