Abyssinian kittens & cats in Annapolis, Maryland

I’m looking to rehome my adult cat to a safe, loving home at no cost. This is a very difficult decision, but it’s being made with her best interest at heart. I am currently expecting and no longer in a position to give her the best care and attention she needs.

Blueberry may move a little slower these days, but she still has plenty of love — and biscuits — left to give. This 12-year-old Abyssinian mix is the definition of resilient. After arriving at the shelter, it became clear that what looked like “litterbox issues” were likely the result of untreated diabetes, obesity, and weakness in her hind end that made getting into a traditional litterbox difficult. Since receiving medical care, Blueberry has been showing us just how much life and sweetness she still has left. She’s currently doing well on Bexacat for her diabetes, takes her medication easily hidden in food, and has been comfortable with a simple routine and a low-profile litterbox. She may also need ongoing Miralax for suspected megacolon, but so far her conditions have been manageable with basic care and monitoring.And her personality? Absolutely lovely. Blueberry leans into pets with her whole heart. Sit on the floor with her, and she may carefully climb into your lap for attention. Through every exam, medication, and adjustment, she’s continued making her signature “Blueberry biscuits” — those sweet little air kneads that remind everyone she still feels safe enough to love.Blueberry is bright, alert, affectionate, and deserving of a soft place to land. Blueberry doesn’t need perfection. She needs patience, compassion, and someone willing to give her the comfort and dignity every senior cat deserves. In return, she’ll give you gentle companionship, quiet affection, and all the biscuits she can make.