Persian kittens & cats in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

We realized there was a kitty lost somewhere in our apartment building when we started hearing soft, desperate meows coming through the vent. After following the sound, we opened the attic access inside the closet, and to our surprise, she carefully made her way out and literally climbed into my room. She was clearly scared of being stuck up there, but her personality showed right away. She is incredibly sweet, loves to stay close, and melts into loud purrs as soon as she’s gently petted. Even after such a stressful experience, her calm, affectionate temperament shines through, making it hard not to fall in love with her immediately. Unfortunately, we already have two cats and our apartment building doesn’t allow more than that, so we’re doing our best to find her a loving home. She truly deserves a safe place where she can feel comfortable and cared for, and we hope to match her sweet personality with a family who will give her all the love and attention she clearly enjoys.

Born on December 13th 2023, She is heavily domesticated, not an outside cat at all. She is quite sensitive and needs extra care so please, if you're planning on adopting her, make sure you're prepared to be extra gentle and patient!

Hi, my name is PeeWee because I was the smallest survivor of a litter of 5 born in a PAWS-OK foster home.  My mom was a Siberian and when she got out of her owners home for a few nights and got pregnant. They didn't want the "mixed" kittens(?).  Their loss because I am a gorgeous "mini Maine CoonX cat.  I don't like a lot of change (see my stink eye ^^^) am shy of new people, and don't like to be held and cuddled but I'm not agressive.  I'd like a quiet home where I can relax, get groomed (my hair is a chore for me) and learn to accept people touching me more. PAWS-OK is a small foster based non profit rescue operating in the OKC area since 2008.  All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, tested for feline leukemia and FIV, up-to-date on their vaccines, litterbox trained and fostered in a volunteers home.  We are committed to placing our rescues in the most loving homes that we can, regardless of how long it takes.  Our kittens are kept with their mothers for as long as possible and not offered for adoption until they are at least 16 weeks of age.  A handful of our available felines can be seen in the PetSmart Adoption Center in Rockwell Plaza (8357 N Rockwell) during normal store hours.   If you are interested in adopting a new cat from PAWS-OK  for your family, please go to our Adoption Request form at https://form.jotform.com/pawsokrescue/adoption-request-form.  Your Request will be processed by a PAWS Volunteer who may reach out to you via email to clarify your information if needed. Processing normally takes 2-3 business days.  If your request is approved, an Adoption Counselor will contact you to set up a phone interview or a time to meet with them at our Adoption Center.  If we cannot help you, we may redirect you to other sources for a cat that may better fit your situation.  Thank you for looking at our available cats and kittens.  If you have any questions, please reach out for us at pawsokrescue@gmail.com.   January 11, 2026, 4:40 pm