Burmese kittens & cats in Bowling Green, Ohio

I found her in the corn field next to my house during September of last year. I think she was around 4 months old when I found her, I believe she’s a few months over 1 years old now. One of her eyes barely crosses but I’ve been assured by the vet that it’s harmless and likely from someone in her family possibly being Siamese. She is a total sweetheart, loves head scratches, she’s playful, and loves to run around. She’s been raised with other cats but I would prefer her to be in a home with no more than 1. Im looking for a calm, sweet household that will show attention, love, and care for her.

This sweet kitty was found in a parking lot in Maumee. When found she was very thin and had a few bald spots. We took her to the vet where he said the bald spots where from over grooming due to stress and/or coming into contact with an allergen. They said it was not a food allergy and likely a reaction to something she inhaled on the streets. We posted her everywhere to see if she was lost and got a couple of replies but none of those worked out. The Maumee animal control are aware of her situation and suggested we keep her but unfortunately our other cats are too bonded with each other and keep trying to fight with her. She is a bit territorial but has mostly ignored the other cats if they stay out of her space. She would probably be best as an only cat but that might change once she is spayed and in a comfy home. She is litter box trained, comfortable with people, and loves to cuddle. Update: she is spayed now!

Meet Lone Star! This little lady is ready to wrangle all of the cat toys that dare exist in her presence. She is quiet and sneaky like a wild west bandit, ready to pounce in the night on spring toys and fake mice alike. If you're interested in having a little outlaw join your family, Lone Star is the perfect cat for you! Kids: Lone Star has not met any kids yet. Slow, cautious introductions advised. Dogs: Lone Star has not met any dogs yet. Slow, cautious introductions advised. Cats: Lone Star has not met any cats yet. Slow, cautious introductions advised. Some of Lone Star's favorite things include hidey holes, cozy spots to relax after a long day of being a wild west outlaw, and chasing after toys! Lone Star is spayed, microchipped, and fully up to date on age appropriated vaccines! For questions or to schedule a Meet-n-Greet, email us at wchsadopt@gmail.com or call (419) 352-7339 ##2604087##