Siberian kittens & cats in Pensacola, Florida

We adopted Ozzie here in Pensacola, FL at 8 weeks old in 2019. He is 6.5 years old. We are looking for a friendly environment where he can go in and out. Ozzie lives with another cat and they do great together. Our other cat is the "dominant" cat, so he follows her lead. We think he would do well in a home with other cats, although he may be timid and scared of new cats at first. Ozzie has been a great pet and we love him dearly. When we first got him he was indoor only. Due to our current situation he has spent the last year or so as an outdoor only cat. Unfortunately one of our children has an allergy which has meant he had to become an outdoor only cat. He would prefer to come in and out of the house, we feel that environment would suit him best. We are also moving to a different country and don't think it would be fair to move him across the world (to a colder climate) and keep him outside only. We would love to find him a loving home here.

Spade is very shy. My friend got him for me at a shelter and with the way he acted I assume he may be a rescue or might have endured trouble with past owners. it took him awhile to warm up to me. Unfortunately, I can’t keep him because of relocating obligations and I can’t bring him nor do I have anyone who will watch him for a long period of time so i’m hoping to find someone who is patient who can give him a comfortable and loving forever home. I ask that he’s adopted by someone who is familiar with cats because of the patience he will need to get used to you and I know that most cat parents will know how to handle that. Once he comes around he’s amazing! he doesn’t get into much or make messes. He’s also an inside cat. He comes with a litter box if needed, some of his toys, bowls, and a small grey cat scratcher tree. Only asked for $10 rehoming fee for serious inquiries!

He was found by a friend a little under a year ago. My partner and I have had him since then. We do not know his age for sure but he seems to be around 2 to 3 years old. A new home that would be ideal for him is probably a decent amount of space. We just have a one bedroom apartment and I think that is part of the issues we had with taking care of him. He is very friendly and vocal. The main reason we are looking for a new home for him is that since we have a small apartment, he has knocked things over, causing things to break. We can also give our supplies if needed, these include: Litter box with lid and scooper, and litter itself. A litter mat. Litter deodorizer. Food and water bowls. Some toys. Collar. Food. Cat carrier. Treats. Pee pads.