Egyptian Mau kittens & cats in Cary, North Carolina

Yoohoo! Hey! Yes you, over here. I can tell that you are missing something in your life. Something like a new forever friend? Something just like me! My name is Layla but you can refer to me as the new Queen of the Castle…I mean, Queen of OUR home, of course. You are sure to find that I am quite the catch. I`m drop dead gorgeous and will certainly tell everyone who wants to listen about it. I`m not what you call a sit-in-the-lap cat, but I have been known to snuggle beside you on the bed. If you work from home, maybe set up a cat tower right beside the desk and a window, so I can assist you throughout the day. I still love to play, especially with feather wands, laser pointers and jingly balls - hopefully you have a stash of those for me at home! I bet you LOVE my loud voice telling you how much I adore you already. Let`s go! ~My adoption fee is $45.00.~Cats? Probably not. Dogs? I have done well with them in a previous home. Children? Tolerant. How did I get here? Adopted and returned twice through no fault of my own.

Captain Henrietta Morgan is a brave adventurer. She was the first kitten we rescued from under our shed this summer after returning ashore. And she's taught every cat since how to love and be loved. Morgan loves lounging in a hammock while you work or watch a movie. And if you're reading a book, guess who will be there with you! The only thing she loves more than food is her sister Jackie, who she's always grooming, snuggling, and playing with. They're a bonded pair so you get double the sweetness for the same amount of work. We'd love to keep her (and her sister Jackie), but our work on the water 6 months of the year would impossible for her.

Sophie is 10 years old and she is super sweet and good with people.

Gemma is a five year old cat with lots of love to give, but she unfortunately has a lot of anxiety that leads to behavioral issues. She is great with adults that she has gotten to know, but it does take her a long time to become familiar with others. She becomes stressed out with other cats and children, and that stress usually leads to fights and swiping. Gemma needs a home with no children and no other cats (she is good with dogs!), and someone who is very patient and experienced with cats. She really is such a loving cat once she knows someone, but she needs a lot of time to get there. We love her so much, but our home has become a very stressful environment for her due to other cats and a newly mobile baby. Despite our efforts to separate her, we are unable to provide a stress free home for her while also keeping our baby safe because we recently had to move into a smaller place. We would really like her to find a home where she can be comfortable and relaxed all the time.