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Boo

Tabby

Female, Kitten
Saginaw, MI
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Good with kids, Not good with cats, House-trained,
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This little kitten is named Boo. She was found in my car engine when she was very little. She has been living in my home for at least 2 months. Boo is very friendly once she trusts you. She likes to cuddle against your legs, and she loves to be held. I have to give her away because I'm busy at work so I cant give her as much attention, and I may be allergic to her. I've never had a cat before, but she is definitely a memorable first for me. I'm hoping she can find a loving new owner that can give her the attention and love she deserves.
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Ruby

Tabby

Female, Kitten
Freeland, MI
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Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Ruby is a beautiful 4-month-old tabby with striking, expressive eyes that will capture your heart the moment you meet her. She's a sweet, affectionate kitten who loves attention, playtime, and spending time with her people. Despite being found abandoned in a dumpster, Ruby hasn't let her difficult start define her. She has blossomed into a loving, playful kitten who is ready to leave her past behind and begin a new chapter with a family of her own. Ruby's gentle nature and playful personality make her a wonderful companion. She's looking for a forever home where she'll be cherished, safe, and loved for the rest of her life. If you are interested in meeting or possibly adopting Ruby, please visit our website and fill out an application for adoption at www.humanesocietyofsaginawcounty.org
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Weasley

Tabby

Male, Adult
Flint, MI
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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He was raised alongside other cats, children and dogs so should be comfortable in that type of environment. He is six years old. He's a lovely cat and would brighten up any home. Landlord changed their policy and insisting I must get rid of pets so I am doing what I can to re-home him safely.
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Finn

Tabby

Male, Kitten
North Branch, MI
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Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Finn will be 8 months old on October 15. He is extremely playful and does well with kids. He lets you pick him up and he is very food motivated. Finn could use a home with lots of room to play and a family that is able to give him all the attention he needs. Due to our change in work schedules we are not able to give him as much attention as we used to and have decided to help him find a home where he's able to be loved on all of the time.
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Getdown, Stoppit, Cutie, Wick, Patches

Tabby

Male, Kitten
Lapeer, MI
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Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Momma cat was rescued from a man who was dumping it near a school. She was trying to climb back in his car and he was kicking her. I took her in and planned to adopt her as my own. Come to find out she was pregnant. The kittens are adorable little beans but I have an elderly mother that I am afraid will accidentally trip on them hurting herself or them. Bing Bong (Momma cat) is gentle loving and calm and i will get her fixed soon and keep. The kittens need a good loving home filled with love and kindness.
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Billy

Tabby

Male, Adult
Midland, MI
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Billy showed up at our house when he was only a few weeks old back in June of 2017. We tried to find him another home at the time but ended up keeping him. He has always been the chillest cat. He likes his food, a clean litter box, and a comfy place to sleep (cardboard box or pile of blankets). We’ve recently grown our family and have two small kids now. Billy has been and is fantastic with them, letting them pet and pull his fur, play Barbie’s on his back etc. However, this summer Billy has decided he wants to be an indoor/outdoor cat. Not what we ever wanted but we keep the screen door open in the summer and it became impossible to keep him in. All was mostly fine until he got injured two weeks ago. The wound has been taken care of and healed but while he couldn’t walk he peed on our daughters carpet. We’ve now found at least two other spots where he’s peed on the carpets and we can’t have that in our house. Could just be a uti but we don’t have capacity to correct the behavior.

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Sesame

Domestic Mediumhair

Female, 2 yrs 11 mos
Frankenmuth, MI
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Hello, my name is Sesame! I’m a former mommy who’s ready to be the baby of your family! In May of 2025, on the first 80 degree day in Frankenmuth, somebody dumped me outside Pet Angel in a teeny tiny cage. Next to the cage, they left a rubber maid tote fully closed with my 6 6-week old kittens inside it. When the volunteers showed up for the evening shift, they found us, and quickly brought us inside to safety. Pet Angel named me Sesame, and my 6 babies after Sesame Street Characters (Grover, Elmo, Rocco, Bert, Ernie & Snuffy!) We went off to foster care, where we were safe and sound while I raised and weaned my babies, and we came back to Pet Angel when they were big enough to be without 24 hour care. I was told I was such a good mommy, and I loved being with my kittens. I weaned them, so Pet Angel separated me so my milk could dry up and I could get fixed. I recovered from my spay, got my stitches removed, and got all my shots and an FIV/FELV test done, and now I live in a free roam room with other kitties my age! My sons are getting ready to go up for adoption, but I’m ready to find my own forever home where I can be the baby of the house! I love to play with toys. I zoom around the room after springs and crinkle balls! But when I finally tucker out, I love to test out all the beds to find the softest one to lay on. I am a medium haired cat, so I’m not fully fluffy, but I’m also not fully sleek. My tail however is fluffier than the rest of my body. I’ve been told I am VERY soft when you pet me! I am a big fan of cat treats and wet food, I enjoy wrestling with my roommates Cornelius and Thumbelina, and I like to be inside hidey holes and cat tunnels! I’m on the smaller side for an adult cat, so when humans come directly at me, I get a little freaked out and scurry away. But once you get down at my level, and I realize you’re not coming at me to hurt me, I warm up to you! I love belly rubs, and I like to be brushed! I do have a small health condition, and I am hoping that this does not scare away any potential owners, but helps me find the best family who will give me all the care I may need in my life. In the end of July 2025, one of my kittens Snuffy suddenly passed away. One day he was sick, so Pet Angel took him immediately into the vet, and the next day he was gone. At first, The vet thought the symptoms looked like pneumonia. This prompted Pet Angel to take the rest of my kittens into the vet to be checked out. Upon further investigation of my kittens, our vet discovered that my kittens had enlarged hearts and the vet was concerned about a heart condition called HCM. In September of 2025, my remaining 5 kittens and I went into the vet to get ultrasounds done of our hearts to check to see if we had HCM. This test revealed two things: I do not have HCM, but I do have an enlarged heart. So, what does this mean? This means I am at risk for developing HCM later in my life. My future family will need to take me to the vet every 6 months to have the vet check my heart and ensure its still functioning properly. If for some reason my heart seems different at one of these vet checks, my family would need to have the vet do a second heart ultrasound to see if I have developed HCM. In the case that I do, I would need to go on HCM medication. However, as of right now, this is not something I need. The only requirement I need right now is a vet check up every 6 months. My future family just needs to understand that in the future, I may need some additional medical attention. I am almost 2 years old (My birthday is November of 2023) and I am hoping to have a indoor-only home full of love, toys, and adoration. I dedicated months of my life to raising my sons, and now I’m ready to be adored by my own family and be their baby. I understand that an enlarged heart and potential heart condition later down the road may be a reason potential adopters don’t consider me. However, to be fair, any cat you adopt could have a heart condtion that went undetected. Pet Angel has taken extra steps in fundraising the money to do the heart tests for me to ensure that you- my hopeful future owners- are aware of this condition so you can give me the care I require to give me a long lasting, healthy life. Please don’t let my enlarged heart be a factor in why you don’t consider me, but instead know that my enlarged heart just means I have more of a heart to love you with. I am fixed, microchipped, up to date on all my shots, and am negative for FIV/FELV. I get along with other cats great, and I would get along with kids of all ages too! I have not been tested one-on-one with a dog, but my former foster had a dog and when I did see him I wasn’t afraid, so I would most likely get along with a dog with a proper and slow introduction. I need a strictly indoor only home, and due to my heart condition I am not a cat who should travel, so I’m hoping to find a family that will keep me home, outside when I go to the vet. I really hope to find a family who won’t be afraid of my enlarged heart or potential future development of HCM. If you would like to meet me and see if we’re the purrfect match, please submit an application online at https://petangeladoption.com/adopt-a-cat
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Cornelius

Domestic Mediumhair

Male, 2 yrs 5 mos
Frankenmuth, MI
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Meet Cornelius, affectionately nicknamed “Cornie”! This BIG, handsome white and gray boy may be a little shy, but underneath that quiet exterior is an absolute sweetheart who LOVES other cats.Cornelius was transferred to Pet Angel from Bay County Animal Control as a kitten. All of his littermates had been adopted, and Cornelius was not doing well as a single kitten. He became increasingly recluse without other cats around, so he came to Pet Angel to join Thumbelina, who he grew up with.Cornelius LOVED Thumbelina from the moment he met her. He practically LEAPT out of his cage, wrapped his paws around her neck, and immediately started giving her kisses! The two grew up together and were once inseparable, but as they`ve gotten older, they`ve become more independent and are no longer a bonded pair.While Cornelius no longer needs Thumbelina specifically, he absolutely DOES need other cats in his future home. In fact, other cats are one of the most important things in the world to Cornie. He LOVES cuddling with his cat roommates, curling up beside them, and spending time with his feline friends. He is happiest when he has other cats around him.Cornelius is a very shy boy, especially when meeting someone new. He needs time to warm up and would not do well being thrown into a busy, active household. He is looking for a quiet, peaceful home where he can take things at his own pace.Cornie does not enjoy being held or picked up, but once he trusts you, he absolutely loves being pet — on HIS terms, of course! He is the kind of cat who may need you to earn his trust rather than expecting him to immediately come running for attention. He needs an owner who is okay with a cat that doesn`t want to be held or picked up, and will respect that. Cornelius also does not do well with traveling. He will need a human who will brave Cornie`s nerves for vet visits so he can always be healthy, but other than vet visits will keep him at home and won`t travel with him.And then there is the WORMIE STICK.Cornelius is a FREAK for his wormie stick toy. Seriously. Put a wormie stick toy in front of this shy boy and suddenly you get to see a completely different Cornelius! He LOVES chasing it, playing with it, and showing off his playful side. You HAVE to keep the stick toy away unless you`re able to watch him with it because he WILL drag it off and try to eat it. He is violently addicted to the wormie stick toy!He is also obsessed with hidey holes and absolutely LOVES his circle tunnel. If there is a cozy little place to hide, Cornie will find it. His ideal home would have plenty of cozy spaces where he can retreat when he needs some quiet time, along with lots of opportunities for play.Cornelius is a VERY big boy with a very soft heart. He isn`t going to be the cat who immediately jumps into your lap, but for the person willing to give him the time and space he needs, he has so much love to give.Cornelius needs a strictly indoor-only, quiet home with other cats. He cannot be the only cat in the home. He would not do well with young children or dogs, and an active, busy household would not be a good fit for him.Cornelius is fixed, microchipped, up to date on all his shots, and FIV/FELV negative.If you have a quiet home, other friendly cats, and plenty of patience for a shy boy who loves to cuddle with his feline friends and absolutely loses his mind over a wormie toy, Cornelius may be your perfect match!To get started on the process to meet this sweet boy, submit an application at https://petangeladoption.com/adopt-a-cat
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Bert

Domestic Shorthair

Male, 1 yr 5 mos
Frankenmuth, MI
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Hello, my name is Bert! I am a kitten with quite the backstory who is looking for the purrfect home to make my happily ever after and will care for me all the rest of my days! I was born with an enlarged heart, and I tested positive for a heart condition called HCM. I am looking for a owner who isn’t afraid of a kitty with a heart condition, and will give me the life I deserve: full of love, admiration, and the vet care I require.In May of 2025, on the first 80 degree day in Frankenmuth, somebody dumped my mommy, me and my 5 brothers outside Pet Angel. Our mommy cat was left inside a teeny, tiny cage and next to the cage, they left a rubber maid tote fully closed with me and my 5 brothers inside of it. We were just 6-week old, and the tote didn’t even have air holes in it!!! When the volunteers showed up for the evening shift, they found us, and quickly brought us inside to safety. Pet Angel named our mommy Sesame, and me and my brothers were all named after Sesame Street Characters (I’m Bert, but my brothers names are Elmo, Rocco, Grover, Ernie & Snuffy!) We went off to foster care, where we were safe and sound while our mommy weaned raised and weaned us, and we came back to Pet Angel when we were big enough to be without 24 hour care. I am a CUTIE! I am sleek boy with long legs and a long nose! I love to play with toys, carry around pom pom balls, and chew on show laces. I enjoy wrestling my roommates (especially my counterpart, Bert) and clinging to your shoulder when you pick me up! My foster mama used to let me sleep in the hood of her hoodie, so now I love cat hammocks because they’re kind of like a sweatshirt hood. I sleep in the hammock with my belly up! I am outgoing, and want to be around people! I am playful, with both toys, roommates, and people (and shoes- boy, do I love shoes!) and I’m the purrfect kitty- you will just love me! I’m adorable, friendly, sweet, playful and so much fun! I do have a health condition, and I am hoping that this does not scare away any potential owners, but helps me find the best family who will give me all the care I may need in my life. In the end of July 2025, one of my brothers, Snuffy, suddenly passed away. One day he was sick, so Pet Angel took him immediately into the vet, and the next day he was gone. It happened so fast, and all of the staff and volunteers at Pet Angel were absolutely devastated. At first, The vet thought Snuffy’s symptoms looked like pneumonia. This prompted Pet Angel to take my brothers and I into the vet to be checked out. Upon further investigation our vet discovered that our brother didn’t pass from Pneumonia, and that my mommy Sesame, along with all 5 of her biological kittens (me included) have enlarged hearts. At this point, the vet was concerned about a heart condition called HCM. In September of 2025, my mom Sesame, myself, and all of my brothers I went into the vet to get ultrasounds done of our hearts to check to see if we had HCM. My test revealed two things: I not only have an enlarged heart, but I tested positive for HCM. My brother Ernie also tested positive for HCM.So, what is HCM? HCM stands for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. HCM is a heart condition where the heart muscle thickens, making it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively. While there`s no cure, it can be managed with medication. Currently, I am too young to go on the medication, but when I get older I will need to go on the medication. It is a pill that I would get once a week, and it would help my heart pump effectively. Longterm, I will need a combination between the medication, and to have check-ups with a vet every six months to monitor my heart health. With proper care, I can still live a happy and fulfilling life! I understand that an enlarged heart and heart condition may be reason potential adopters don’t consider me. However, to be fair, any cat you adopt could have a heart condition that goes undetected prior to you adopting them. Pet Angel has taken extra steps by fundraising the money to do the heart tests for me prior to posting me up for adoption to ensure that you- my hopeful future owners- are aware of this condition so you can give me the care I require to give me a long lasting, healthy life. In fact, they held off putting us up for adoption to do all of these medical tests to help set us and our future families up for success, so my future family knows exactly how to care for me. Please don’t let my heart condition be a factor in why you don’t consider me, but instead know that my enlarged heart just means I have more of a heart to love you with.I am fixed, microchipped, up to date on all my shots, and am negative for FIV/FELV. I am looking for a strictly-indoor-only home where I will be able to live with other cats, as I would not do well as a single cat- I need playmates!!! I have not been tested one-on-one with a dog, but I am so outgoing and affectionate that Pet Angel thinks that with a slow and proper introduction, I would get along with a dog that will not hurt me! I would do okay with older children, as I like to chew on peoples hands sometimes, so I’m not fit for young children. I need a strictly indoor only home, and due to my heart condition I am not a cat who should travel, so I’m hoping to find a family that will keep me home, besides when I go to the vet. I really hope to find a family who won’t be afraid of my enlarged heart or HCM, because I PROMISE, I am worth the extra vet visits. I am located at Pet Angel Adoption in Frankenmuth, Michigan and am looking for a home within the state of Michigan. If you would like to meet me and see if we’re the purrfect match, please submit an application online at https://petangeladoption.com/adopt-a-cat

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