Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Marysville, Michigan

Bubba & Bistro are best buds. They came from a multi-cat home where someone passed away. During the rescue process they always followed us around showing concern for where their friends were going. Bubba & Bisto were rescued separately a couple weeks apart and during the time apart, they each were sad and lonely. When we were able to reunite them into the same foster home, their happiness to see each other confirmed their bond and strong pairing. They are 2 peas in a pod that love snuggling together. They are extra gentle and loving, friendly, and trusting. They love people and greet you with joy. They follow you around, come to you for petting, love to be pet and scratched. Bubba looks up at you with adoring eyes, while Bisto licks your hand to give you a kiss and thank you for your attention. They are loyal, sensitive and empathetic types that will make great companions for someone. Their personalities are mellow, laid-back, quiet but not shy, well-mannered. They will make great buddies for someone who likes to chill and hang out. Bubba is the handsome black & white shorthair, a bundle of love. The brown cat is Bistro, a magnificent longhair, possibly a Mainecoon/Norwegian Forest. They are both fixed and fully vetted. About 5 years old.

Macy is a stunning medium-hair female. Her pics don't do her justice, as everyone who sees her in person gasps and says how gorgeous she is. Her hair is shiny black and silky soft with a thick, feathery tail. She is petite, dainty, and precious. She is all black with a small white patch on her chest and belly. She is a sweet and affectionate girl, who loves be pet while she rolls and twirls enjoying the attention, and sits still for a good brushing. She likes to sit right by your side and lean or wedge herself against your leg. She likes hanging out, watching tv, looking out the window, playing with toys. Macy desperately wants someone to connect with her, but she is also shy at first and needs someone patient to gain her trust. She was a mom of kittens when we first rescued her. She got adopted and had a home for a year. Then her owner's job changed to traveling 3 weeks per month, so Macy was returned to foster. She will probably do best as an only pet. Our foster homes don't have the option of being an only pet, so we do our best to give her personal attention, but she needs someone of her own who can fill the void of companionship and show her she's important. She is lonely for that, longing to feel special. Please give Macy a chance. She is available for foster or adoption. Healthy, fixed, and fully-vetted, about 4 years old.

Smokey was given to me after she was found as a very young kitten at a campground where a small litter of 4 was found. She had already been in a home before she was rehomed to me at 2 months old and the place before had glued adult nail caps on her, we were able to take them off, but unfortunately she was never able to fully understand how to use her claws, and is sensitive about her feet. She is a big fluffy cuddler who loves to chirp and speak with you, and give you endless kisses. She loves a fluffy blanket and to make biscuits.

This beautiful girl is Lola. Lola is looking for her forever home. She is the most fun loving girl. Very playful. Lola loves to run and jump around and when she crashes she is done. She loves her toys and playing with other kittens. Lola also jumps on my dog to try to get her to play. If you're looking for some great entertainment and cuteness, look no further...... Lola is utd with age appropriate vaccines, combo tested negative and will be microchipped at the time of spay. (Around 16 weeks) Our rescue pays for those fees at our vets office. If you're Interested in adopting Lola we are happy to email you an application. Contact us at theirlastresort@gmail.com

Breed: Sex: DOB: Weight: Energy Level: Personality Type: History: Ideal Home:Litter Box Trained?: YesSpecial Info:DOG APPLICATION: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=dr1937&method=online_form_html&formid=26CAT APPLICATION: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=dr1937&method=online_form_html&formid=41EXOTICS APPLICATION: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=dr1937&method=online_form_html&formid=46The information we are providing for this animal was developed based on observations and assessments in a shelter or foster environment. We do our best to provide information that will help determine if the animal might be a good fit for you. Please note that behaviors may change in a home environment. We also ask our applicants to assume that any animal they adopt from us will need to be potty-trained and learn house manners, although this is not always the case. In most cases, the listed breeds are also a best guess. Our online animal bios are designed to provide as much information as possible and answer some anticipated questions. We do not have the resources to respond to emails with more specific questions.We are receiving an unusually high number of applications at this time! Applications are reviewed as they are received, but we do not select adopters on a first-come basis. Our job is to ensure each pet is placed into the best fit home for them and that adopters are paired with an animal that is a good fit for their lifestyle. All animals will stay online until they are “pending adoption”. Therefore, if an animal is still listed, we are still accepting applications for him/her! Please do not send inquiries about a specific animal's availability as this can change quickly over the course of the day. The fastest way to get a response is to simply submit an application! We will do our best to notify you by email if the pet(s) you are interested in are no longer available. New animals are posted daily, so please let us know if another furry friend peaks your interest (there is no need to fill out a second application)! Fill out the application (DOG:https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=dr1937&method=online_form_html&formid=44, CAT: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=dr1937&method=online_form_html&formid=41, EXOTICS: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=dr1937&method=online_form_html&formid=46) completely. Every question must be answered, and it must be signed.-Applicants must be 21+ years old and live within a 50-mile radius of our shelter at 22415 Groesbeck Hwy, Warren 48089.-You must identify at least 1 animal that you are interested in.Once your application is received, it will be assigned to one of our volunteer Adoption Counselors who will follow-up with the applicant who is the best fit within a few days, or to discuss other options. It could take up to a couple of weeks for you to receive a final disposition on your application so there is no need to check on the status.-Introductions will be scheduled by appointment only, 30 minutes per appointment. The entire household, including current dogs, must be present for the appointment. (Note: Please do not bring your dogs if you are meeting cats!). The introductions will take place outside in our parking lot (or in our cat room if you're meeting cats).-We will perform vet checks for current and prior pets in the household.-Finalizing the adoption will also be scheduled by appointment.Thank you for your understanding.

I live in an area where stray cats are common. I set up a heated cat house on my porch, one cat kept returning to it. She started staying on the porch and I began giving her food and water. She kept coming back every day, and one day my boyfriend and I decided to bring her inside. I took her to the vet to get spayed, vaccinated, and checked for any health issues. The vet estimated she’s about 7 years old, and it was clear she had been pregnant multiple times in the past. I already have two cats, and while I gave her her own room to help her adjust, one of my cats (who has special needs) became aggressive toward her. Despite my best efforts, she’s been very scared outside of her safe space. She’s an incredibly sweet and affectionate cat. She loves cuddling, being brushed, and watching through the window. She needs a loving, patient home where she can feel safe and be the center of attention. I truly wish I could keep her, she deserves so much love and comfort in her forever home.