American Shorthair kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

Meet Mamas, a five-year-old black lady who is a little shy with new people and places. She spends much of her day hiding in her bed but will peek out to watch you and give a tiny meow. Once she feels comfortable, Mamas seems to enjoy most pets and will nudge her head into your hands for more attention. She has no history with other animals or children. Mamas is looking for a calm and patient home where she can feel safe and enjoy affection at her own pace.

Meet Mamas, a five-year-old black lady who is a little shy with new people and places. She spends much of her day hiding in her bed but will peek out to watch you and give a tiny meow. Once she feels comfortable, Mamas seems to enjoy most pets and will nudge her head into your hands for more attention. She has no history with other animals or children. Mamas is looking for a calm and patient home where she can feel safe and enjoy affection at her own pace.

This is Sage! She is extremely affectionate and could make a great emotional support cat. My roommate found Sage in a park in 2022 when she was about a year old. I took over her care when he got married in 2023. We're planning on having children in the near future, and we're concerned Sage will not do well with a newborn in the home. Positive Traits: -Extremely cuddly with owners - Sage loves to curl up on a lap and will sleep with you if allowed. -Loves to play/hunt - She will hunt bugs, chase balls and play with cat toys. Negative Traits: -Nervous with strangers - Sage may hiss at strangers in the home or strange cats outside. -Some aggressive play - she likes to hide and ambush you when you walk around a corner. This is playful but she will sometimes use her teeth I have a litter box, auto feeder, fountain, and toys to include. I will also provide 3 months worth of food! She gets 2 meals a day from the automatic feeder and a wet food serving for dinner.

I found this friendly & beautiful kitty outside in the cold last month. I couldnt help but take her in, get her checked at the vet, and try to give her the life she deserves. She is around a year old, still in her kitten phase, so she is a big ball of energy that is not yet compatible with my 2 adult cats at home. I can see her doing well as an only-cat, living with other young energetic cats, or possibly with a dog. She doesnt seem to be scared of anything, like dogs or other cats, her only mission: PLAY. Real Orange Cat energy. Oh! And she is missing her tail. Her ideal home would include access to roam freely, plenty of playtime and cuddles, and possibly children or roommates - she loves company!

We rescued Luna about 2 years now and it's been a bumpy road. At first she had issues getting along with our male cat but after a few months they finally just tolerate each other. She's very easy going with our 3 year old who will constantly scream in her face and aggressively snuggle her. She has shown some aggression with certain guests of ours out of no where. We haven't figured out why, but at the same time she seems to thrive around people as well. She will always be out and about when we have groups of people over while our other cat always hides. She has put on a good amount of weight since we rescued her, she could probably use a controlled food dish of some kind. We haven't tried because our first cat hasn't had any issues with an open food bowl. Can't predict the future but we think that maybe an older family home with no other pets might be the kind of home Luna needs. She enjoys laying in front of our fireplace and is always following us around and laying nearby

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I’ve had Eclipse for almost 10 years. He was found as a kitten under a shed on a farm. He is a very people centered cat - loves belly rubs and cuddles. He could do well with low energy dogs as well as other cats, but prefers to be the one in control. He’d likely thrive either alone or with another cat. He’s a big boy. Almost 17 pounds, and has been indoor since I got him as a kitten. My schedule has changed recently and is only going to get busier. I can tell he and his brother want more people time, and I would rather see them with a home that can give that to them.