Siberian kittens & cats in Knoxville, Tennessee

Guys, have you ever wondered if you're a "cat person"? Three-year old Miss Eureka is here to prove you are! This striking girl is an absolute sweetheart who has a special affinity for men. Yep, a definite "daddy's girl!" Miss Eureka was rescued during TNR of a colony fed by two men. She was originally adopted from us by a young man who recently returned her when his job required he be away from home and away from meeting Miss Eureka's needs.Never one to give up on finding her forever man, Miss Eureka is ready to trust again with unconditional love. She is a gentle soul who takes a little time to warm up to new people, but give her a little brushing and her heart will melt.Miss Eureka is looking for a calm, loving home with a patient guy who can appreciate her sweet and loyal nature. Miss Eureka is ok sharing her man with another woman in the house, but just know she won't be her favorite.Miss Eureka has a permanentquizzical looking head tilt from her rough beginning which doesn't cause any issues and we think just makes her cuter. Sheis also FIV+ but we know there are no issues with her living with other cats who are not.

Hank and his sister Lucy were adopted from us as small kittens, but recently their adopter had a change of circumstance and returned them to us. Both are clearly confused and dont understand why theyre not home. Theyre timid around new people, and new situations make them very nervous. Once theyve had time to settle in and decompress, Hank is the more social of the two. He loves a good head scratch! Lucy will take longer to trust, but it will be worth it when you see her explore her surroundings. Both will receive a haircut before being adopted; their coats have some unfortunate mats right now. They need to be adopted together into a home with no other animals or kids.

Hank and his sister Lucy were adopted from us as small kittens, but recently their adopter had a change of circumstance and returned them to us. Both are clearly confused and dont understand why theyre not home. Theyre timid around new people, and new situations make them very nervous. Once theyve had time to settle in and decompress, Hank is the more social of the two. He loves a good head scratch! Lucy will take longer to trust, but it will be worth it when you see her explore her surroundings. Both will receive a haircut before being adopted; their coats have some unfortunate mats right now. They need to be adopted together into a home with no other animals or kids.