Calico kittens & cats in Waupaca, Wisconsin

From the owner: Kida was born to a barn cat, we took her in as a kitten. She's still pretty small, and will probably always be on the tinier side. She can be a shy little girl, but if you scritch her chin or at the base of her tail, she'll totally melt in your hands! She's only about a year and a half old. Our house is a little too busy and chaotic for Kida, and she tends to spend a lot of time hiding. She's really afraid of our dog, and nothing we've tried has worked. At night when things settle down, she wants to curl up and fall asleep in my lap when I'm watching TV, and will purr and purr. We want to find her a calm, quiet home where she can be herself and gain more confidence. She's going to need someone to be a little patient with her. She does love to chase the laser light and anything with feathers will really get her going! She's young, so she's still really playful. I know she would be happy in a home without dogs or small kids, where she could be pampered like the princess she is.

Elgie came in as one hot mess. She was missing fur that seemed to be a flea allergy. Her eyes were crusted shut. Despite it all she just wanted love. For her eyes she was actually suffering from entropion, where her own lashes curled inward and irritated her eyes. Our vet was able to correct this with surgery. As to her skin, that was a tougher matter to figure out and just when we thought we had it corrected with food and allergy medicine, bam, some kittens came in with ringworm and Elgie caught it. It takes a long time to treat and being stuck in a cage all that time really took a toll on her. She fights and hisses when picked up because she thinks she`s being put back in her cage or getting more medicine. We know sweet Elgie is still in there, but it will take being in a home and finally being able to relax for it to come out. She also would like to be the only kitty. We hope there is someone willing to give her a chance, even though she will probably be so rude to you when you meet her!

We think Brutus would like to be an only cat. He can get over stimulated and get aggressive, so we think he`d be better suited to working cat life where there`s lots to do and never get bored. He probably could live in a cat savvy home without children. Probably no dogs.

Walter Melon came to us as a stray. He seems to be young and very friendly. He`d like to be your one and only. He is marked special needs because he is FIV positive.