Siamese kittens & cats in Sylvania, Ohio

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Hi. This is Lacey. She is a Siamese cat that is 17 years old and I've owned her for 16 years. She is a very sweet cat and loves her kids. She has no known health issues (she doesn't go to the vet), the only thing I've had to have done for her was a tooth extraction and antibiotics for a tooth abscess. I believe she is microchipped and she is front declawed. She would probably do best in a single pet household, however, I've had a cat and a dog in the past who she was ok with after a while. I'm trying to rehome her due to an issue with her due to her having occasional accidents outside her litter box and I'm not in a position where I can deal with it. I would love for her to go to a good home and live out her days peacefully with someone who can care for her. Also have cat supplies including her food and a self-cleaning litter box. I don't need money, just a good home for her.

Meet Caesar! He;s a polydactyl, so he;s got an extra thumb toe on his front feet. I had been feeding him outside of my work since 2020. On Christmas Eve 2024, he showed up with a rectal prolapse. I took him to my vet and they did surgery to fix the prolapse, I had him neutered and bloodwork done. He is Feline Leukemia FeLV negative, but did test positive for Feline Immunodeficiency virus/FIV. FIV typically causes a weakening of the cat;s immune system. FIV positive cats can live normal lives both in quality and duration, they just need to be monitored for infections and dental issues. I have had him fully vaccinated and he;s been on monthly Revolution Plus flea medicine since December. It is recommended that FIV cats be an inside only cat, or in a home with other other FIV cats. I have other cats in my home, so I cannot take him in. He;s been in my garage since January. Looking for a home or rescue that will take him with his FIV diagnosis.

Hi there, my name is Loretta. I am a very sweet and laidback kitty that would love nothing more than a warm lap, good food, and the love of a forever family. I’m a quiet cat, looking for a home without any dogs, cats, or young children so I can relax and take naps in the sunshine with you. Adopting a senior cat like me would be a perfect fit for families that enjoy a more relaxed household. With a senior cat, what you see is, for the most part, what you get when it comes to temperament and personality!

(Sir) Davos was born on 04.04.20. And he is the polar opposite of the GOT character he is named after! There is a limited amount of bravery in him- unless you have a candy wrapper in your hand he can steal and he can be selfish when it comes to affection: he only cuddles when HE feels the need. Lol! He is sweet when he chooses though, and his purr is quite loud and calming. He is comfortable in a mostly quiet and peaceful home- so if little humans are part of your household, he probably won't fit well. My son has a one-year-old daughter now and her presence makes him extremely uncomfortable. He mostly hides when she is nearby; but has lately been resorting to hissing at her. When he is frightened or feels threatened- he will become aggressive- not due to bad behavior, ONLY fear. I don't think he would ever intentionally hurt my granddaughter- but may scratch out of fear. This reason and a personal issue I have is why I'm hoping to rehome him to a loving family or cat person.