Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

Shrimp is a sweet 2-year-old black cat who is still building confidence in new environments. He can be slightly shy with new people and new places, often choosing the comfort of his favorite Snoopy bed while he observes the world around him. When things feel a bit too fast or loud, Shrimp may retreat to the back of his kennel, but with patience and a calm approach, his personality begins to shine. Once given time to settle and offered treats, he quickly shows that he is very food motivated and eager to engage. After enjoying a licky treat, Shrimp really started to open up, leaning into affection, purring, and gently bumping his head into hands to ask for more attention. Moments like these show just how rewarding it is to earn his trust. Shrimp has no known history of living with other animals or children, so a quiet, patient home will help him continue to grow in confidence. With consistency, kindness, and a few tasty rewards, he’s sure to blossom into a loving companion.

Catahoula is the kind of cat who wants to be part of whatever you’re doing. This 2-year-old orange boy spends his day keeping an eye on the action from his room, and he’s often the first one to stroll over to the kennel door to say hello. Once he gets a gentle introduction, Catahoula turns on the charm. He leans into pets, circles back for more, and rewards your attention with a loud, happy purr that’s impossible to miss. He may take a little time to settle into a new environment and may choose a hiding spot when things feel overwhelming, but a calm approach quickly brings out his affectionate side. Because we don’t have any history of him living with other animals or children, slow introductions and a thoughtful transition into his new home will be important. If you’re looking for a friendly orange companion who enjoys both attention and a little time to settle in, Catahoula is ready to meet you.

Meet Pretty Girl, a 15-year-old black beauty who has perfected the art of the cozy life! She spends much of her day snoozing in her bed, but she’ll happily peek out to say hello when you enter her space. Once she’s awake and ready for some attention, she enjoys most pets, especially gentle scratches around her chin and head. Pretty Girl is social with new people and tolerant of new places, making her a sweet companion for someone looking for a more relaxed feline friend. She would do best in a home without dogs and may be comfortable sharing her space with other cats. She could also potentially live with calm, respectful children who understand that she appreciates her peaceful routine. If you’re looking for a gentle senior who would happily spend her days napping nearby and popping out for some chin scratches, Pretty Girl is ready to meet you!