Tabby kittens & cats in Buchanan, Michigan

1 of 2 litters of kittens recently born. DOB 7/4/23

Nala is a sweet cat who is 4 years old. She loves attention, being petted and hanging around the family. She is always up for a snuggle on the couch with a blanket! Unfortunately, with our family being busier more than ever, we are not home as often and she misses us when we are gone. We are looking to relocate Nala where people will be home throughout the day and can give her love and attention daily.

I love this cat with all my heart and it pains me to have to rehome her. I took her a little over a year ago from a coworker who could not handle this frisky young cat. I have no issues with her behavior. I understood she was young and playful. My issue is that I have a 14 year old female cat that dislikes her. I have tried to be patient but I have to keep them separated. My older cat will not use the litter box if I allow them to mingle together. I used two litter boxes in separate rooms but that did not work. Nothing I have tried has helped. I am tired of keeping one cat locked up. Nala is a wonderful cat who is very loving. She warmed up to me very quickly. On her second day here with me she would sit in my lap and purr her heart out. She loves being brushed. She loves her toys. She is very active. She has a big personality. Please I need someone to love her for me and give her a good home.

Lilly is 12 years old. The current owner took Lilly in with his other cat and she has been with him for about nine years (the last six or so as an only cat). Unfortunately, the owner tripped over Lilly and fell, due to Parkinson's Disease. Therefore he can no longer keep Lilly for safety reasons. We've tasked family members to take her in, but either their pet(s) don't get along with other cats, or they are dealing with a safety issue themselves and cannot have pets in the home. Lilly is a good natured cat, but does not handle overstimulation well. Just pet her a couple of times and let her lay on your lap or next to you. She has been used to a home with occasional visitors, but only one human living in "her house".