Egyptian Mau kittens & cats in Barnesville, Georgia

Cheeto is a sweet but very skittish orange tabby who was rescued as a kitten off the middle of the highway. He loves his cat brother Bengie, is very playful and very quick to roll over and show his belly for rubs and pets. He is very fearful of my dog (she has not hurt him but lunges at him and scares him) and i think he would do very well in a home without a dog. He does not have any known health issues, but when we got him he had a little bent nubby tail. We’re not sure if he was born with it like that or if it was broken off. It doesn’t seem to bother him. He’s fully litter trained (even goes behind his brother who does not bury his feces to cover for him) and loves window watching, chasing string toys and balls and mice. He needs good comfy places to hide but when i come home from work he is quick to run and greet me. He is not really vocal at all but purrs like a motor. Some nights he loves to sleep with me and some nights he doesn’t. He’s weird and picky but overall lovey.

Bengie is a sweet and shy gray tabby who has been my little friend for a couple of years now. I rescued him from someone who had moved him to a cage outside and to this day he has no interest in going back outdoors, he is fully about that domesticated life. He loves cuddling and window watching, he will tolerate dogs with no issue but honestly does not enjoy living with one. He has an orange brother Cheeto (a younger tabby) who he plays with and sleeps with, they are very close. He was diagnosed with FIC and has been on a prescription urinary diet to prevent an episode. His biggest behavioral issues are he does not bury his feces (but is otherwise fully litter trained), and he does scratch on corners of couches and beds. He loves high perches and cat trees. He likes playing in catnip and enjoys treats. He’s shy but once he comes around he’s very sweet.