Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Norton Shores, Michigan

This is Franny. I feel like I saved her from the crazy lady at PetSmart. Franny just wants to cuddle and be loved. She doesn't know how to play fetch, but she knows how to shake and give hugs. She is a sweet girl she has never bit anyone and does bark at strangers but with the right training she would do good. I lived on an acre, so Franny went outside a lot. She hates baths but jumps right in the tub when its bath time. I have had 3 little children in the home, and she smells them and doesn't pay too much attention to them. Once introduced she has always been good with other animals. We have two cats, and we have had other dogs stay with us when their owners went on vacation. I am a newly single mom of 3. I wish I could give Franny the love she deserves but I can't. I have tried for 2 years now, and with the children getting older and the demands of my job I can no longer care for her. I want her to go be with someone that's going to love her and treat her well.

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Ollie is an adorable black cat.with a cute round face. Losing his family has been a tough adjustment for him. He is now comfortable with and enjoys petting, but he isn't quite comfortable yet. We are hoping we find him a family to give him the time and space he needs to be the cool cat that he was. Once he feels safe in a loving home, he will be a great addition to your family.

This is Stanley! He's an eleven year old mixed cat that I adopted from my local Humane Society. He's been a wonderful companion during the time he's been with me. Stanley is very laid back and naps most of the day. I trained him to be outside in my backyard, first using a leash, but now he goes out and stays in my back yard. He likes rubs, especially on his head, and would like to be on a lap or sleep behind your neck while you sit in a chair. I'm moving to a new place and hope Stanley can find a new home soon!

Sweetie truly lives up to her name! She is a social 11-year-old gal who is a bit timid about new people and places. She's affectionate and gentle and wants to keep you safe! She knows when you're having a nightmare and will get in bed and purr you back to sleep. At first, Sweetie enjoyed hiding in her areas and was easily persuaded to come out for pets and playtime. Once she's adjusted, she'll hang out with you and talk about everything and anything! Sweetie is good with older dogs. When she first met her foster friend at first, but now they enjoy each others company and are often found lying together. She is a natural-born snuggle bug and anytime you're horizontal, you bet she'll be on your chest begging for pets! She purrs anytime she's being petted! She even purrs when you sit next to her! When there's a sunbeam on the ground, you already know Sweetie's curled up catching those rays! She loves curling up on the chair or couch and getting a good nap. Like most of us, she'll burrow herself in the blankets to stay nice and toasty! She's young at heart and loves to play with her string toy every day! When Sweetie first came to us, she had problems using the litterbox. Since she has been in foster, she has had no problems and uses the litterbox like a pro! There are never any messes to clean up, doesn't destroy furniture, knows proper personal hygiene, and takes good care of her coat! This super soft girl lets you clip her nails without a fuss, as long as she's burrito'd in a towel. Sweetie genuinely is a sweetie. For someone looking for a cat who looks after you as much as you look after her, Sweetie is the one for you. She's full of love and waiting to find her new home!

This is Nyx (aka Darlene). She doesn't really trust humans (I don't blame her sometimes), but she adores other (nice) cats. She is sloooowly warming up. She plays with wand toys and prances around in the vicinity of humans, but always a little wary. She takes very beautiful portraits, though; very demure, very mindful. She would make a good best friend for your lonely cat and must go to a home with other cats or with a sibling of hers.