Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Lansing, Michigan

Meet Gargamel—our big, black-and-white floof with markings as unique as his name. Yes, he shares a name with the cartoon villain… but unless you’re three apples tall and blue, you have nothing to worry about. Gargamel’s only weapon is a massive purr. This senior gentleman (8–9 years old) was found outside, dodging raindrops and dashing out for love whenever he spotted a friendly human. He’d lean against people’s legs, gaze up with those big eyes, and basically scream: “I do not belong out here in a feral colony!” And he didn’t. Where did he come from? That’s the mystery. He was already neutered, but had no microchip and nobody claimed him. What we do know: the colony cats weren’t kind to him, and now he’ll need a slow introduction with other cats. He’s also FIV positive—likely the result of being attacked by an unfixed tom after being abandoned. If you’ve followed us for a while, you know FIV isn’t a big deal. With proper care, FIV+ kitties live long, healthy, love-soaked lives. His story is a reminder of why spaying, neutering, and vaccinating matter so much. So now, Gargamel waits—mysterious, charming, and more sweet than sinister. He’s ready to trade rainy nights and street fights for a soft blanket, a sunny window, and a human who sees his worth. Will you be the one to give him his happily ever after? 💔❤️ 📧 adoptions@savedbyzade.com

Calliope is a stunning 8-month-old male long-haired kitty with a beautiful Van pattern. He has faced many challenges in his young life, including witnessing a tragic event among his siblings resulting in his being trapped almost two months later than some of them and in a new location. After being spotted with another group of kittens, likely his nieces and nephews, Calliope stayed fearful while they quickly socialized and found loving homes. He was so terrified, his foster mom contemplated returning him to his original home to be with his mother, but, instead decided to give him the time he needed to adjust and thrive. As the other kittens were adopted, Calliope grew lonely and slowly started to see humans in a more positive light. At first, he would hiss when his foster mom entered the room, but with patience, playtime, and tasty treats, he began to warm up. Due to his fearful nature, we suspect Calliope has experienced or witnessed abuse from humans in his short life. He requires a patient and quiet home, free from loud noises and young children. Calliope adores his cat tree, loves watching the world from the window, and enjoys the company of other cats once he gets to know them. His fluffy coat is incredibly soft, and he has a charming checkerboard pattern on his head, a floofy black tail, and a striking black spot on his side. Are you the kind-hearted person ready to give Calliope the loving, patient home he deserves? If so, please reach out to us at adoptions@savedbyzade.com!

Domestic shorthair, young female Litter box trained Good with cats and kids, extremely friendly Spayed, vaccinated As her name indicates, this extremely friendly mom is the mother of a couple of Manx kittens. She is also coparenting with another mom, Mother of Full Tails, and it appears she has tired of the constant kitten (seven total) antics. This young mom thoroughly enjoys snuggling and being petted. She is quite social and should adjust magnificently in a new forever home. Email adoptions@savedbyzade.com