Egyptian Mau kittens & cats in Moore, Oklahoma

Hi, Im Alexis!My sister and I came to the rescue as tiny kittens after a community member had an accidental litter. We grew up safely in foster care, learning that people can be kind and life can be cozy. My sister found her forever home about a year ago, and while I was so happy for her, Im still patiently waiting and wondering when it will be my turn.Ive now been in rescue for two whole years, and I know my perfect family is out there somewhere.At first glance I may look like your typical tabby, but look closer, I have beautiful caramel coloring with both stripes and polka dots! Some even think I might have Egyptian Mau traits. I can be a little shy when meeting new people, but treats are the fastest way to my heart. Once I trust you, Ill happily accept butt scratches and reward you with my adorable little chirps.Yes, my face sometimes looks worried (or like I have permanent RBF), but I promise Im a sweet girl who just wants a safe home, a cozy spot to nap, space to run around and a human to finally call my own.Ive been waiting a long time maybe my forever is you?Alexis is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, dewormed, and FeLV/FIV negative!Our Rescue is 100% donation based all the way to adoption. We do not have set adoption fees, but we do require a donation to be made at the time of adoption. Donations go towards saving other animals and preparing them for their new lives in their new homes! Please visit our website www.wereokfoundation.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.

Hi! Meet Wells, a 6 year old male orange tabby cat. I got him as a 10 week old kitten during the COVID pandemic when I was a single woman working from home. Now, I have a husband and two children, whom he is reluctant to be around. They trigger his anxiety and antisocial tendencies. He takes kitty prozac which has helped a lot, but he is still not living his best life. He would prefer a quiet home with females or adults only. He loves cuddling, long naps in the sun, and the occasional treat of tuna juice. He has no known health problems other than his anxiety, and I believe that in a quieter environment, he would thrive!