Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Shawano, Wisconsin

We adopted Mouse and another cat with him 4 years ago. We have two large dogs and over the years Mouse has become very afraid of the dogs and mainly hides in the basement. He has started licking his legs raw- the vet thinks due to anxiety and not enough stimulation. He now has to wear a cone because of the bleeding all the licking is causing. He is a very friendly cat and cuddly after he warms up to you. He gets along with the other cat and is friendly toward people. My husband and I are expecting our first child in a week. I worry Mouse will continue to not get enough attention and he deserves a better quality of life.

Allow us to introduce Opal! She's a bit shy at first, but once she warms up to you, she's incredibly affectionate. Opal enjoys sitting beside you and absolutely adores belly rubs. She's a snuggly girl with a mellow temperament. Opal loves to run over for pats and belly rubs once she's comfortable with you. Quite often, she'll playfully flop down on her back with her tongue slightly sticking out. She enjoys both observing and playing alone with catnip mice and feather wand toys. When it comes to resting, she prefers the highest spot on her cat tower, keeping a watchful eye on her surroundings. She's a bit cautious about new arrivals, hence finding solace in perching at the top of her cat tree to monitor the stairs of her foster home. Having a tall cat tree by a window would be perfect, as she enjoys observing the world outside. Opal is the perfect cat for someone seeking a snuggly companion. She's an absolute delight, easy to hold, pick up, and open to nail trims. Her enchanting green eyes and the endearing way her tongue sticks out when content make her irresistibly cute and quirky. If you're looking for a sweet and affectionate cat Opal would be an amazing choice.

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