Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Vienna, Virginia

This handsome 18lb gentleman is sweet and full of personality. He was named after the city of Stirling in Scotland to lean into his 18% Scottish (fold) ancestry. He was an abandoned community cat in DC, where a severe ear mite infection led to so much scratching that his ear cartilage became damaged, leaving him with his signature crinkled ears. It's part of what makes him so distinct looking. Chatty and confident, Stirling loves to talk (including making a proud announcement every time he poops--he's not shy about his accomplishments), and kinda sounds like a crow. He's a total foodie and would love a bestie to share mealtimes with. He eats soft food after having 10 teeth extracted, so he's all about easy chewing these days. He's medium energy and playful when the mood strikes, but just as happy to settle in for a long TV session on the couch. Friendly and easygoing, Stirling is looking for a relaxed home where he can be the center of attention and enjoy good food and good company.

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Meet this absolute goofball, Taylor! This teenage tabby still has endless kitten energy. She takes playtime (which basically all the time) very seriously. It's hard not to chuckle as you watch her launch after a toy and only to tumble head first over her awkward teenage back legs. Taylor has become a big fan of her foster host cat. She loves following the him from room to room like a little shadow and testing just how far she can push his boundaries. Having a feline friend has helped Taylor build her confidence, and she would likely do very well in a home with another friendly, playful cat. We'd describe Taylor as cuddle curious. When not engaged in her endless pursuit of the feather toy, she loves to have her ears scratched and will stretch out next to you purring. She may not be be ready to curl up on a lap or be picked up just yet, but she's making great progress. Taylor is a fun-loving, playful, and incredibly entertaining cat who will keep you smiling with her goofy antics. She's looking for a home that will appreciate her big personality, respect her boundaries, and enjoy watching her continue to blossom into the affectionate companion she's already becoming.

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