Siberian kittens & cats in Aberdeen, Maryland

She’s a rescued cat found in abandoned housing 2 years ago. She’s a 5years old tortie with green eyes and is spayed. She’ been in a couple of households since rescued but hasn’t found the place where she feels safe enough to show her full personality. We’re looking for a patient home that has experience with shy cats, preferably no small children, that will allow her to stay inside. She’s a sweet girl, isn’t aggressive at all, she chooses flight over fight, litter box trained, prefers to explore at night when folks aren’t walking around as much, she’s playful with her toys, enjoys small mouse toys, and she enjoys small dark spaces to hide so it would be best to keep her in a small room first so you can keep an eye on her. Shes very habitual; likes to do the same thing everyday, so she would thrive with a human who has a schedule she’s able to learn as well.

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We adopted Freddie and his brother from a farm.Freddie is very sweet and loving, but shy and warms up slowly. Once he’s comfortable, he’s a talker. Still kittenish at 1 year old, playful and gets zoomies. Loves toys and playing with his brother Felix. We hope to find a family who will adopt Freddie AND Felix, as they are very attached. We love both of them, and it’s hard to let them go. We just want them to be safe and loved, and for their new family to enjoy them as much as we have.

We adopted Felix and his brother from a farm. Felix is outgoing and friendly. He loves pets and snuggles and has the best personality. He’s hilarious and loves to tell you stories of his adventures. He loves toys and playing with his brother Freddie. We hope they can be adopted together as they are bonded. We could only take care of one cat at a time, so unfortunately, we were not able to get Felix fixed or utd on his shots. We apologize and hope that a family will be willing to take on his care in order to keep him with Freddie. Our circumstances have changed unexpectedly, otherwise we would not be parting with our beloved brothers. We want them to be safe and loved and for their new family to enjoy them as much as we have.