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Siberian kittens & cats in Seattle, Washington

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Chase

Tabby

Male, Senior
Seattle, WA
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Good with kids, Not good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Chase (14 years old) is a sweet, low-key senior cat who enjoys a calm, predictable routine.He is affectionate in the mornings and evenings and loves cuddle time during those parts of the day. During the day, he prefers to relax in different cozy spots around the house. One of his favorite quirks is squeezing himself into small boxes.Chase also enjoys “showers” — he likes to sit in the shower with a gentle trickle of water and will groom himself while it runs.He prefers head pets. He is sensitive about touch on his body and will usually move away or give a gentle warning nip if overstimulated, so he does best with someone who respects his boundaries.He is litter box trained and eats both wet and dry food.Chase is a senior cat with some medical needs. He is on daily medication for thyroid and blood pressure management and can occasionally have periods of vomiting, which is part of his ongoing condition and currently managed with care.Rehoming is due to a move where we can't keep him.
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Meowski

Norwegian Forest Cat

Male, Adult
Seattle, WA
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Good with kids, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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I housed this guy (Meowski) when he was just a kitten with his brother. He absolutely loves humans and will be your biggest cuddle buddy and he's also a big scardy cat when it comes to anything bigger than himself. When it was just him and his brother with me, he would pick on his brother a little, but it mostly felt like play. A few years ago, I moved and my new apartment doesn't allow pets, so my friend was nice enough to take care of him, but it hasn't worked out well between him and the other cats she lives with. He's been bullying them and so I think it's time for him to find a home without other animals around. He will be a human's best friend, just not a friend to other cats, unfortunately.
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Curie

Maine Coon

Female, Adult
Seattle, WA
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Good with kids, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Curie is a graceful, low-energy cat who loves calm, conflict-free homes. She loves her soft, dark nap spots. Loves cuddles and brushings. She will investigate odd noises and sights—but she can be skittish with high noise/activity. Her meow is very demure, and her funniest quirk is burying her face on you during major cuddles. She enjoys daily brushing and string-chase toys (but only when you’re highly involved.) She’s great with humans, but displays resource-guarding behaviors around other cats, so she may do best as a single cat or in a larger home with multiple resource stations. She requires a clean litterbox. She’s summonable with tongue-clicks, dislikes being picked up but tolerates it. Fixed, vaccinated, microchipped; no medical/diet needs. She’s an intense shedder and needs extensive, daily brushing.

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