Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Flagstaff, Arizona

This cats owner died. She is very content and lovable. Has always been an indoor cat and she is a senior. It would be best if she had a calm indoor home to finish living out her life.

Bella’s owner died. She is a senior herself and has only been indoors all her life. The humane society will not let her live at there facility they say she is to old. She will have to be euthanized in two weeks if she doesn’t find a home.

Hi, I’m Holler. I’ve been through a lot in my few months of life. I was first brought to another shelter and placed as a barn cat because I was very spicy. I was later returned, and then ended up at Coconino Humane. All of those changes were a lot for such a young kitten.When I arrived here, I was hissing, growling, and smacking at everyone because I was traumatized from being given medications. Then I went to a foster home - and by the very next day, I was letting my foster pet me! Since then, I’ve learned that people aren’t so bad, and I actually enjoy being pet. I’m a total purring machine now.My foster says I may not be a lap cat or big cuddler, but I love to play with toys and I adore other cats. I even did well with her calm dog! If your cat needs a friend, I might be perfect for the job. I’m housetrained and use both regular and top-entry litterboxes. I eat my dry food well and love wet food, Churus, and Greenie dental treats.Because I was born feral and have been through so many transitions, I still need time to grow into a confident house cat. I need to be an indoor-only kitty and should start out in a small room where I can’t hide at first, like a bathroom, so I can bond with you.My foster home was very quiet, so I’m not sure how I’d do in a super busy or loud household. I’d do best with kids ages 6+ since I don’t like being picked up and can still be skittish. I need a patient family who will go slow and respect my space - and in return, I have so much love to give.