Maine Coon kittens & cats in Guadalupe, Arizona

de Oro (of gold) was taped into a cardboard box and left outside an office. He is very shy, but totally sweet-natured ... in no way aggressive. Having said that, he behaves almost feral if you try to pick him up. He is beautiful and has amazingly soft hair and purrs whenever he is pet ... loves the attention ... but is still working on coming out for attention. He is 5-7 years old. Like most rescues, we don't believe he is a purebred anything, but he is so non-aggressive, so soft and has tufts of white coming out of his ears ... like a small Maine Coon. He has white at his throat. He keeps getting prettier and rubs against my legs when feeling confident.. He loves to be around the other non-aggressive cats, but won't defend food against the aggressive ones. On the other hand, he loves Fancy Feast!. We consider de Oro a "project" since we expect him to continue getting prettier and more loving ... but have no idea how long that will take. It won't happen in rescue with other cats. Susanne 480-694-9998

Meet Tabasco! She is a beautiful girl who will need someone to be patient with her until she warms up. She loves to play, climb her cat tree, chase toys and loves her best friend JJ. This shy duo would love to find a forever home together. She is spayed, dewormed, vaccinated, microchipped and tested negative for FELV and FIV. Her adoption fee is $250.00.November 18, 2024, 7:02 pm

Delaney is a handsome black Maine Coon mix kitten. He is a big boy with long black fur and green eyes. Delaney is a little shy, but once you are holding him he melts into your arms. He loves playing with all the cat toys and wrestling with his sister Gwen. Delaney gets along with the other foster kittens and the big cats. He would love to be adopted with his sister or if you have a playmate buddy for him. Delaney eats well and uses the litter box. He has been neutered, microchipped, dewormed, vaccinated and tested negative for FIV/FELV. Adoption fee is 250  November 20, 2024, 8:55 pm

Oreo walked down to my house along with his brother Sno Ball and Nala and he could fit in the palm of my hand. His owner had moved out and left him behind. Oreo has the sweetest personality. He lives in a home with 9 other cats yet he has never gotten into a fight. We call him Switzerland. He watches everything and stays out of everything. When I came home from the hospital he waited in the corner until everyone was done greeting me and then slowly he made his way over to show me how much he missed me. He always lets everyone go first. Oreo is big. He eats. The funny thing is no one ever sees him eat. He is a "closet eater." He doesn't care for the wet cat food but apparently he is chowing down on the dry. He is docile he waits his turn for the treats, he waits his turn for attention. If you are sitting alone and he sees you, he will be right there as he loves the attention. I would love to see him go to a home where he can get a lot of attention or possibly go with his brother Sno Bal

Sno Ball came to me after he walked down to my house with his brother Oreo after his family moved out and left them behind. Of course I took them both into my heart and home and loved them as much as humanly possible. Now, the time has come where my husband and I are moving out of the country. It breaks my heart but I have to find him as well as 10 other rescues a new home. Sno Ball likes to sleep in the bathroom sink. I think because its cool. I have several cats and Sno Ball gets a long with them all. He is never aggressive he never fights for food. He is satisfied with just dry food even though I feed wet food twice a day. He does like to go outside and will sleep on the patio weather permitting. However, he is waiting there every morning when I wake up. He loves to be brushed which is good because his fur can become a mess real quick. Sno Ball loves to love you and you won't be sorry for making the decision to bring him home. If you can take 2 Oreo would be a great match.

Molly has been a sweet, gentle young girl with me for 2 years. She wants to be with her human and acts like a Ragdoll as she loves to lay in your lap. She is a quiet talker and she knows her name, comes when she hears you call her. I love Molly but unfortunately I rescued a male cat from a deplorable situation a year ago and they have not gotten along. Molly tends to run after him and now he is upset and has begun to misbehalve. You would ask why I don't rehome the other cat - well, since he is misbehaving it would be wrong to rehome him to someone else and then make him their problem. I will work with the male cat and am hoping he will be a good boy once he is alone. This is a very difficult situation for me since I love all animals but the male cat is not using his cat box and I have to make a choice to correct the problem - unfortunately, I think it is Molly. I believe Molly needs to be the ony cat in the household. Please contact me and let's talk about Molly and your home.