American Shorthair kittens & cats in Livonia, Michigan

. She had been around for a while, I take care of some feral cats. She showed up one day looking hurt. It was getting cold and my cats were hissing her away. My son agreed to heep her in his room while we tried to see what was wrong with her leg and find her a home. No one we know can take her- don't want to take her to a shelter. She is very chill and loving. Beautiful too- Grey kinda toned down calico.

Poppy is a 2 year old spayed female cat that we need to rehome or surrender as soon as possible. She is a beautiful and sweet cat who love to cuddle and play. The reason we are rehoming her is that she has improper litter box habits. She is peeing on any surface that is soft such as a blanket, towel, dog bed, or clothes. We have taken her to the vet multiple times to have full blood and urine testing. All her labs come back as her being healthy. We have tried countless litters, litter boxes, locations, pheromones, etc. nothing is working and my husband is absolutely ready to put her outside to survive. I cannot fathom this. We are at the breaking point and unfortunately as I cry writing this, we have to find a place for her asap. She is a wonderful girl but we cannot figure it out. You will love her sweet heart and cuddles. She will follow you around everywhere. Please, find it in your heart to give her a shot and hopefully you can find her problem. Free re-homing to a loving home.

Patches is the sweetest approx 5 year old boy. He loves to be on a lap or near people. He has a relaxed approach to life and loves being social with people. Even at play he is a gentle soul. He is in need of a new home due to his human being diagnosed with Alzheimer's and needing to go into memory care. Patches would make a perfect companion cat for a senior citizen, a great ESA for anyone and he loves socializing with kids as well. He's always ready to purr for pets. Patches is FIV+ but currently healthy. The virus is dormant at this time and could stay that way for his entire life. He's always uses the litter box and is an all around easy, great cat. All remaining litter supplies including his box would be donated to new adopter.

We adopted Jiji from the Michigan Humane Society last year, he was originally found in Detroit with a broken pelvis but is still very trusting of people. He did have a medical emergency since we've had him that appeared to be caused by mega colon, so he is on a high fiber high moisture diet for the foreseeable future. He is a very playful and funny boy. He loves to explore and go for walks in his stroller that we will give to his adopter (he also likes to nap in it). He gets along pretty well with our senior cat. He does have some anxiety/ocd that causes him to over groom. We have him wear shirts to help prevent this. He is good with getting groomed, getting nails clipped and capped, and putting his shirts on. We love Jiji and have done everything in our power to care for him, but it seems he is a little too high energy for our apartment. We think he would have a blast with a younger kitty companion and a larger indoor space to explore.

Chloe and Eddie's Story/Official Up for Adoption post Life on the streets is never easy and even with a caretaker providing food, Chloe faced harsh circumstances. She had recently given birth to a litter of kittens, although we will never know how many there originally were as there was only one surviving kitten. Eddie, only a few weeks old was being kept under a wheel barrow to protect him from the elements and a tomcat that wanted nothing more than to rid Chloe of her kittens to get her in heat again. This tomcat was obsessive, constantly stalking Chloe's every move and watching to get at Eddie. Thankfully, the caretaker realized help was needed and contacted BKR for help. Jen immediately jumped into action, grabbing supplies to secure Chloe and Eddie and get them safely inside. After a couple of days, enduring the harsh temps of Michigan winter, Jen had both kitties safe inside the caretaker's house. Unbeknownst to anyone, Chloe had already become pregnant again and as Eddie grew, so did Chloe's belly. Chloe gave birth to 6 new babies, but one was stillborn. Over the next couple months, everything went well. Kitties were happy and healthy and it was time for vetting and going up for adoption. With almost no notice, we were told the caretakers were going out of town and that they planned on taking all the kitties to the shelter. This broke our hearts as we scrambled, trying to figure out a plan. Chloe was taken to the shelter, ripped away from her babies and the comfort and safety of a home she had become accustomed to in the past 6 months. She was stressed and reactive which led to her being labeled as feral and they decided to TNR her. A couple days later, they took the kittens to the shelter. Had we been able to get a foster home on such short notice, we truly wanted to save them all from having to go to a shelter, but time wasn't on our side. Jen adopted Eddie to get him out and we were able to get Chloe before caretakers released her back to the streets. Originally, there was an adopter for both once kitties were settled, but Chloe had regressed and Eddie had become very sick and a few days later, Chloe developed the same symptoms. Both kitties were taken to Leslie's house where Jen and Leslie took turns caring for them, ensuring they ate, got their meds and anything else they needed. With both doing much better physically and mentally, we are now reaching out to find Chloe and Eddie a safe haven for the rest of their lives. We would love to keep them together as they have been through so much together and are comforted in each other's presence. Please share and help us find a home for these two wonderful and deserving kitties. If interested in adopting, you can reach out through messenger or email at bloomfieldkittyrescue@gmail.com.

Chloe and Eddie's Story/Official Up for Adoption post Life on the streets is never easy and even with a caretaker providing food, Chloe faced harsh circumstances. She had recently given birth to a litter of kittens, although we will never know how many there originally were as there was only one surviving kitten. Eddie, only a few weeks old was being kept under a wheel barrow to protect him from the elements and a tomcat that wanted nothing more than to rid Chloe of her kittens to get her in heat again. This tomcat was obsessive, constantly stalking Chloe's every move and watching to get at Eddie. Thankfully, the caretaker realized help was needed and contacted BKR for help. Jen immediately jumped into action, grabbing supplies to secure Chloe and Eddie and get them safely inside. After a couple of days, enduring the harsh temps of Michigan winter, Jen had both kitties safe inside the caretaker's house. Unbeknownst to anyone, Chloe had already become pregnant again and as Eddie grew, so did Chloe's belly. Chloe gave birth to 6 new babies, but one was stillborn. Over the next couple months, everything went well. Kitties were happy and healthy and it was time for vetting and going up for adoption. With almost no notice, we were told the caretakers were going out of town and that they planned on taking all the kitties to the shelter. This broke our hearts as we scrambled, trying to figure out a plan. Chloe was taken to the shelter, ripped away from her babies and the comfort and safety of a home she had become accustomed to in the past 6 months. She was stressed and reactive which led to her being labeled as feral and they decided to TNR her. A couple days later, they took the kittens to the shelter. Had we been able to get a foster home on such short notice, we truly wanted to save them all from having to go to a shelter, but time wasn't on our side. Jen adopted Eddie to get him out and we were able to get Chloe before caretakers released her back to the streets. Originally, there was an adopter for both once kitties were settled, but Chloe had regressed and Eddie had become very sick and a few days later, Chloe developed the same symptoms. Both kitties were taken to Leslie's house where Jen and Leslie took turns caring for them, ensuring they ate, got their meds and anything else they needed. With both doing much better physically and mentally, we are now reaching out to find Chloe and Eddie a safe haven for the rest of their lives. We would love to keep them together as they have been through so much together and are comforted in each other's presence. Please share and help us find a home for these two wonderful and deserving kitties. If interested in adopting, you can reach out through messenger or email at bloomfieldkittyrescue@gmail.com.