Birman kittens & cats in Maryland

Linda (in Spanish means beautiful, cute) is likely a Lilac Point Birman (mix?). Her fur is supper soft, she has bright blue eyes, and cute ear tufts. Once she is accustomed to her person, and her surroundings, she is sweet, and playful. She likes to grab things with her paws, (including your hands sometimes!) Unfortunately, she must have had a difficult beginning. She is very nervous, and skittish in new surroundings, and with new people. I assume many people will want her, but only those who are thoughtful regarding her behavior will be considered. No Children, because loud noises, and any commotion will hinder her acclimation. No dogs, the ones I have don’t bother her, and she has become used to them… but she will hide. Other cats are not recommended but maybe one confident cat that she can emulate could be helpful? Possibly? Her personality is hidden inside her, once she overcomes her fear. Believe me it took quite some time. I can pick her up, but not for long. She is not currently a snuggly cat. But with time and loving patience… and lots of treats… miracles happen! She IS NOT an outdoor cat. She is microchipped, spayed, tested, and vaccinated. If interested in adopting Linda, please email me at marysmutts05@gmail.com for an adoption application.

Chanel is a proper prom queen. She`s got The Look. She`s got The Personality. She`s got...Diarrhea? Well, sometimes, yeah.Before we talk about her special needs when it comes to `powdering her nose`, we want to properly introduce Miss Popularity - Miss Chanel. She`s like one of those popular girls who is popular because she`s SO pretty and SO nice and SO cool and you almost hate her but can`t help but to love her because she`s just so....PURRFECT.Even Chanel`s hobbies help highlight her best features: she stares out the window at birds and squirrels, catching the sun in her perfect blue eyes. When she naps, she curls up with her foster mom with her soft, gorgeous fur and smells like lavender and sunshine (well, we don`t know that for sure, but just look at her. that`s our guess). Chanel prefers the company of humans to kitties, so she has a big, comfy room all to herself. But to be honest, that living arrangement is the part we`re hoping to change. After all, a prom queen deserves a castle of her own to roam. Chanel came to AARF as an extremely tiny kitten and due to a congenital condition that resulted in an inability to pass poo, she underwent a surgery that removed most of her colon. Chanel’s foster family nursed her back to health, and now she’s all ready for a new home. Chanel is on a special diet along with B12 and probiotics that help keep the booty-floods at bay. Now and then, there may be a drop of poo, but honestly, a little scat shouldn`t dissuade you from adopting this otherwise perfect cat.She may be labeled `Special Needs,” but her requirements are easy to keep up with. She needs a family that will maintain her diet, and give her the endless love she deserves. If you want to go home with this Prom Queen, contact us to learn more about her.If you`d like to take this kitty home, please fill out an adoption application at this link- https://animalalliesrescue.org/cat-application! The adoption fee is $150.00, and covers all expenses needed to prepare kitties like this one for their forever homes. By the time you meet them, they`ve already been spayed/neutered (if age-appropriate) and microchipped. They`ve been checked by a veterinarian and are up to date on age-appropriate immunizations against rabies and FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus & panleukopenia). Some of our cats have even undergone extensive medical care to ensure they`re ready for a happy, healthy life with you!