American Curl kittens & cats in Stoughton, Wisconsin

Monty is a playful and fun boy! He has SFOCD (Scottish Fold Osteochondrodysplasia) The gene that causes Scottish Fold’s to have folded ears can also cause joint and cartilage issues. He was born with uniquely shaped feet and tail, but it hasn’t dampened his joy one bit. He plays hard, explores boldly, and lives just as fully as any other cat. His quirks are simply part of his charm! Monty is getting a solensia injection once per month to manage the pain this condition can cause. He will need this repeated in a vet office once a month likely for the rest of his life. The cost is roughly $70-$100 per month and ensures comfort for him. He would thrive in a home with another friendly cat or even a respectful dog buddy. Older children who understand gentle handling would make great companions for him, too. Monty is ready to share in the joy of his own family.

Foldy is a scottish fold who traveled all the way from Kuwait for the good life. She is shockingly soft and will happily allow you to indulge in petting her. She also doesn’t mind daily brushing which can keep her shedding at bay. Foldy is curious and independent. She’s good with other cats, but would be just a content being the only cat in a home. Due to her breed, her little nose was so squished that she had trouble breathing and had loud breath sounds. Thanks to our amazing veterinarians, Foldy was able to get surgery to widen her nares and improve her breathing (now silently)! Common to Scottish Folds, Foldy is showing early signs of Osteochondrodysplasia (SFOCD). The abnormality that causes their ears to be folded also leads to cartilage issues throughout the body. For Foldy this can be seen in her short tail that has little to no flexibility and her thicker feet. Because of this, she will need a daily joint supplement. A popular one comes in a powder form that can be sprinkled on her wet food. She will also likely need Solensia injections monthly at a vet office which costs around $70-100.