British Shorthair kittens & cats in Spartanburg, South Carolina

Chester has, until now, had a hard life. He lived in a colony outside for years. The lady feeding the colony requested euthanasia when he tested positive for both Feline AIDS and Feline Leukemia. Despite the diagnosis, Chester is healthy and vigorous. He is a healthy weight, has clear eyes, eats well, uses his litter box, and plays with his toys. He is also very loving and craves attention, which of course he did not get all those years of living outside. We know that Chester still has a lot of love to give to the right family. Please help us help him. For more information or an adoption application, contact Nancy Foltz at 704-616-4904 or NEFoltz@Yahoo.com

We found George as a stray and began feeding him. We caught him and found that he was spayed as part of a capture and release program operating locally. One day he decided to come in and was so loving with us we decided to keep him. But shortly after coming in he began to be aggressive with our other cats. They are afraid of him and in hiding most of the day. Our cats are older so they do not react well to George's aggressiveness, which is so different than how he acts with us. He sits in our laps and purrs and follows us everywhere. He's a spunky young boy and has his moments with cords, he likes to knaw them, and he likes to scratch things other than scratchers. But he is mostly a good boy, just cant interact with my other cats peacefully. He needs a good home and we cannot take him to the pound because we love him but we cannot let this go on. He would make a great kitty for a single cat home.