Siberian kittens & cats in Chandler, Arizona

Hi! I’m Winnie I’m 2-3 years old, and I’m a massive cat that is still growing into my paws. I have beautiful markings, a cow print nose, and cow printed toe beans. I love pets, and tummy rubs. My favorite thing is to cuddle up under blankets and press my body against yours as I purr. I love to cuddle. I lean in to head kisses. I’m very tolerant to love. I also love to play! I even play fetch. My favorite toy is an orange mouse. I also love to chase lasers and strings. But don’t leave any type of strings near me, I’ll eat them. My foster mom learned that the hard way. I am neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. I come with a small cat tower which is my safe place, a litter box, my toys, and treats. Winnie showed up at my front door in August. I brought him inside in October where I slowly introduced him to my 2 senior cats. At first it seemed like it could work, but Winnie began attacking my other cats, he has never attacked a person but he should be in a home with no other cats.

Hi everyone, its hard for me not to tear up writing this. This is sweet Archie, he is almost two years old. He is a very loving, sweet, curious, and energetic kitty. Unfortunately I am only posting this for my personal reasons of moving and the cost of living, please only loving households contact me if interested. His favorite things to do is look out the window, eat treats, and play with strings!

We are looking to place three senior Maine Coons: Ashley, Edward, and Bella. These cats belonged to my aunt, who recently passed away. Because they are 15 years old and have lived together their entire lives, we are hoping to find a placement that can accommodate them as a bonded group. Cat Details: Ashley: 15-year-old spayed female Maine Coon. Edward: 15-year-old neutered male Maine Coon. Bella: 15-year-old spayed female Maine Coon. Temperament & Socialization: These cats lived in a quiet home with my aunt and two other cats, with whom they were well-socialized. However, because my aunt lived alone, they are quite shy. They primarily came out of hiding for her and have had limited socialization with other people. They will need a patient, quiet environment to feel safe as they transition. Edward is the most social of the group.