Havana Brown kittens & cats in District Heights, Maryland

Meet the enchanting Tia, a feline heroine who rescued her siblings abandoned in the woods as kittens. Though they began as feral cats, Tia's gradual transformation has made her increasingly sociable, adapting seamlessly to indoor living. Initially timid, she has overcome her shyness, now embracing human contact, relishing petting, love, and attention, particularly during mealtime. Tia's gentle nature extends to her compatibility with both cats and dogs. While she may initially shy away from unfamiliar canines, a result of a past encounter with a husky, she generally tolerates them well after gaining trust. Though she prefers solitude and rest over constant companionship, Tia is reliably present when it's time to eat. Spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, and equipped with a microchip, Tia is poised to join a family that welcomes her as a cherished member without expecting her to be a lap cat. She takes delight in her cat tower and high shelves, demonstrating the typical feline love for elevated spaces. Tia eagerly awaits the opportunity to find her forever home, offering her a unique blend of independence and affection.

Meet the lovely Lulu, a domestic short-haired grey and white female born in January 2017. Lulu is exceptionally friendly and a true people cat. She thrives on human interaction, especially when addressed by her name. While she prefers consistency in feeding time and food choices, she can adapt to changes over time. This charming feline enjoys engaging in conversation and will greet you with enthusiasm. Lulu expresses herself when it's mealtime or if she desires to go outside. She adores being brushed and revels in cuddles, showcasing her affectionate nature. Not one to engage in conflicts, Lulu gets along well with other cats. She has been spayed, is up to date on all vaccines, and is ready for her next chapter. Lulu, along with her brother Popeye, was surrendered by their owner due to relocation to another country. Despite the circumstances, their previous owner wanted them to find a loving home that appreciates them just as she did. If you are interested in making Lulu a part of your family, please visit our website at https://serendipityanimalrescue.org for an application.

Olive is amazing! She isn't a bad cat in any sense of the word. She gets along great with other cats and kids. She has the cutest meows and scratches. She is cuddly but, won't stay long if something else interests her. She will stay long if she is tired however. She loves to roam the house and do her own thing but once she finds her person she will stop and meow to let you know that she has seen or acknowledged you. Once that happens she is coming to you for some rubs and cuddles. I am rehoming her due to her fur. My other cat has a different set of hair and doesn't bother my allergies but, olives fur does. I hate to get rid of her for sure but, when my allergies act up it bothers my breathing.