Siamese kittens & cats in Toledo, Ohio

Need a new home for cat young children in home and not enough time for them

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Need a new home for cat young children in home and not enough time for them

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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.

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Kittens were trapped together when about 8 weeks old at a feral cat colony. They were going to be TNR cats but easy to tame while waiting for appointments to be spayed. They are about 6 months old. Have been tested and immunized. Very playful and like to be around people. Would prefer they be adopted together.

Meet Oreo 🖤🤍Oreo is a gorgeous long-haired Siamese boy looking for a very special person to help him learn that people can be trusted.Oreo is a very shy and cautious cat. He isn't the type of kitty who is going to run up and ask for pets right away—and right now, he isn't comfortable being handled or petted. But that doesn't mean he doesn't have a sweet side. Oreo has learned that people bring one of his favorite things: wet food! He will happily come closer when he knows a tasty meal is involved, giving his person the opportunity to slowly earn his trust.Oreo will need an adopter who understands that trust takes time. He will do best with a quiet home, a patient human, and a slow introduction where he can start out in one comfortable room and gradually become more confident. He may never be the kind of cat who wants to be carried around or constantly cuddled, and his future family will need to be okay with letting Oreo decide when he's ready for affection.But for the right person, watching a shy cat finally begin to trust you can be incredibly rewarding. ❤️Oreo does enjoy the company of other cats and would do well with a friendly feline companion. He is also okay with respectful dogs. A calm household where he won't be overwhelmed would be ideal.. He is neutered, microchipped, double negative for FIV/FeLV, and current on his distemper and rabies vaccines.🐾 What Oreo is looking for:A patient adopter who understands shy catsA quiet, low-pressure homeSomeone willing to let him set the paceA slow, one-room introductionLots of patience—and probably plenty of wet food! 😻Ideally, another friendly cat for companionshipOreo isn't looking for someone who expects an instant lap cat. He's looking for someone who will see the beautiful, cautious boy underneath the fear and give him the time he needs.If you're the kind of person who understands that some of the most rewarding bonds are the ones you have to patiently build, Oreo may be your boy. ❤️