American Shorthair kittens & cats in Lake City, South Carolina

Hello! This is my best friend Kibbles. I've had her since she was a kitten, and she is now 6 years old. She is the most loving, cuddly, purring cat I've ever met. She loves attention, playing, watching cartoons, and cuddling up to her favorite person. She is very shy, and needs a calm/quiet environment to live in. She also DOES NOT get along with any other animals, she will become aggressive with them. As well as she's been a inside cat her whole life. But she does love humans! She will sing to you with her beautiful meowing, and stick right by your side. And when she begins to trust you, she will even give you kisses! She will push her face against yours, and even nibble on your nose and lips. She has been there for me when no one else was, and has gotten me through the hardest times of my life. She is a energetic furry ball of joy and love. And now, with my situation right now, I just want to find her the best loving home I can, because she truly deserves it. Thank you.

Bob is a friendly and playful cat. He can be a little shy at first, but very sweet once he warms up. Bob seems to get along with other cats.

Pressley is a friendly and playful cat. He can be a little shy at first, but very sweet once he warms up. Pressley seems to get along with other cats.

I adopted Freya from a cattery in NC back in Aug. 2013. Due to an expected move to a smaller space and rental restrictions, Freya needs a new home where she can have her own space. Freya is a sweet cat, but she's quite shy. Freya needs to feel secure and certain she will not have to share her space or litter box with other animals. She's affectionate on her terms, enjoys petting, but isn't a lap cat. She will do fine with children if they are old enough to understand boundaries and slow relationship building She has a flea allergy and needs oral flea prevention like Cheristin NOT topical (her skin is sensitive). Freya doesn't have any health issues aside from mild arthritis in her hips. She needs a ramp or small steps rather than big jumps or climbs. Freya is a great and will thrive in a home where she can slowly build a bond with her owner. If you're patient and willing to provide her with the love and space she needs, she will grow to be a wonderful companion.