Norwegian Forest Cat kittens & cats in Saline, Michigan

Lucy has had a tough go of things. She's front paw declawed, she was living in a home with other pets and she hated it. Then they had a few babies and it was really hard on her. Too many animals for her to be happy. Her pet parents really love her but she's miserable with the dogs and other cats sharing her space and it's about time they let her go find her happy space in a home where she can be the queen. And last year we did find her the perfect home in the burbs where she was the ONLY pet in the house and she was glued to the lady of the house. This past May, the lady had to children who married and moved out of state and now have a baby in the family. Lucy's owner has been out of town with the new grand baby and Lucy is heart broken. She wanders around the house crying looking for her and she does this so much, she has gotten hoarse from meowing. Her new Mama realizes how unfair this is for Lucy. She would like us to rehome her with someone who is home most often and doesn't have other more important things to do than to be Lucy's best friend. We are looking for a non smoking home, with no children or other pets who longs for the full attention of a sweet, loving fur ball like Lucy. She's very needy and we are looking for a very needy person to be her new Mama. She doesn't have front claws and that is most likely making her cranky as well. We are looking for a non-smoking home where Lucy gets to be the queen of the castle and have her pet parents all to herself. She's affectionate toward people, she's happy to roam around and stare out the windows and cackle at the birds calling them to come close to the window so she could view them. She has a talkative nature about her so she is a known conversationalist. For more information on this very large, fluffy girl, call me or text me your phone number to 517 294 4514 or email me your phone number to marlas2468@yahoo.com

I work for an animal hospital in Farmington Hills, we had a client bring their 8-year-old cat in for euthanasia due to inappropriate urination in the house. The owner had previously brought the cat to Animal Emergency Center Novi for the issue, which the diagnosis was unknown chronic bladder infection, more than likely due to environmental stress. The cat is otherwise healthy, aside from being obese. I had the owner surrender the cat in my care, so that I can hopefully find him a better home. Lenny, unfortunately, has to stay at our hospital until I find someone to foster/adopt him. During his time here so far, he has proven to know how to use the litterbox correctly and has had no accidents! He is up to date on vaccines, microchipped, neutered, and has a friendly/relaxed temperament :)! We do not know how well he does with other pets, or children in the house, but he seems to do fine by himself. He is 100% indoors and is, unfortunately, front declawed :(. Apply to adopt this cutie!