Russian Blue kittens & cats in Moore, Oklahoma

Velvet was discovered abandoned in my apartment building so I took her in. I wasn't sure if she would get along with my cat that I've had for a few years and while she was fine, he was not. He has special needs so I need to give her a different home, even though it breaks my heart. She's an incredibly adorable kitty. Very playful and needs lots of attention. Will play with interactive toys but also loves to play with people/pets. She is very curious and does not seem intimidated by people or other pets, although she can be a bit of a menace herself if you have already have a timid pet. Shots and everything up to date. Does have allergies so her ears need to be cleaned weekly and her environment kept low-dust. Apply for more info

Bella is spayed, microchipped, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, dewormed, and FeLV/FIV negative! Our Rescue is 100% donation based all the way to adoption. We do not have set adoption fees, but we do require a donation to be made at the time of adoption. Donations go towards saving other animals and preparing them for their new lives in their new homes! Please visit our website www.wereokfoundation.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.

Emma is a beautiful gray girl with big, curious eyes and a sweet personality. She can be a little reserved at first, but once she has time to settle in and feel comfortable, her personality starts to shine. Emma is cat friendly and would be a great option for a home with other feline friends. She is also FIV+, but that certainly doesn't stop her from enjoying life! FIV+ cats can live long, happy lives and can safely live alongside other friendly cats with proper introductions and a peaceful home environment. Emma is looking for an indoor-only home where she'll be loved for exactly who she is. FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) affects a cat’s immune system, but many FIV+ cats live long, happy lives with normal veterinary care. ❤️ And something many people don’t realize: FIV is mainly spread through deep bite wounds, not by sharing food bowls, water bowls, litter boxes, grooming, or simply living together. With proper introductions and cats that get along, FIV+ and FIV-negative cats can often live safely in the same home. 🐱🐱 Don’t let a positive test scare you away from an amazing cat. 💕