Persian kittens & cats in Elkhorn, Wisconsin

Sweet kitty looking for a furever home

Please read Gypsy’s entire bio carefully before applying to ensure she may be a good fit. Gypsy has specific needs and will thrive best in a home that matches her calm and gentle nature, so applications will be considered based on how well those needs are met. Meet Gypsy: This sensitive girl who feels most comfortable in quiet, predictable environments. Gypsy does best in a peaceful home with adults only and prefers low activity levels and minimal stimulation. Gypsy observes the world quietly and enjoys companionship that is calm and respectful rather than hands-on. She is very laid back and not particularly playful, finding joy instead in soft beds, quiet corners, and simply sharing space. Gypsy is not a cuddler, but she appreciates a gentle presence nearby. She is happiest as the only pet, though she may do well with one calm, respectful cat over six years old who understands and honors her need for space. Homes with dogs are not a good fit.  Gypsy can be cautious with new people and situations and will need time to feel safe in her new home. With patience and understanding, she slowly builds trust, and once she does, her gentle presence is incredibly rewarding. Her beautiful heterochromia—two different colored eyes—adds to her unique and delicate charm. Gypsy is looking for a patient, emotionally attuned adopter who values quiet companionship and is willing to let a bond develop naturally and at her pace. If your home is calm and your heart is patient, Gypsy may be a wonderful match for you. Applicants must live within a two-hour drive of Chicago. Exotic Breed Pricing applies.  WE DO NOT HAVE A PHYSICAL LOCATION AS WE ARE A FOSTER-BASED ORGANIZATION.  PLEASE SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO BE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED TO A SCREENER. Apply at online application (catsfff.org/adopt) View all of our adoptable cats here (catsfff.org/cats) Our adoption fees are listed here (catsfff.org/adoption-fees) ##2593072##

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Meet Lemon and AppleSpecial needs & bonded pair sisters! Our names are lemon and apple and we have epilepsy - the good news is, we are off medications and doing great with no seizures since arriving at our foster home. Hopefully we have grown out of it ?? After getting spayed in summer, we started having seizures when we got let out of our kennel at the shelter to play. We were tiny little kittens, and were so excited to run around - but about 30 minutes after we ran and chased each other very very hard, Lemon collapsed and had her first seizure. Next time we tried to play, it was Apple. It was very scary, but we were in good hands at the shelter and they took such great care of us - they brought us in to see a kitty doctor asap! We’ve had many tests done, all coming back negative or normal. It was weird though, we could sit and hang out all day long in our cage, snuggling eachother, waiting for play time, and not a single seizure. It happened again and again where we would be let out to play, and (as kittens do) play very very hard, and suddenly start to seizure 30 minutes after. It was so confusing, we just wanted to be normal kitties! We started medications, and continued cage rest. A month or two later, our foster mom (who luckily is a vet) took us home to give us a chance. The first night she took us home (with anti-seizure medication ready in case) she just opened the cage and let us run free range!! We had to learn how to use stairs?? We ran and played very hard, and Lemon did have one small seizure after running full speed into a mirror (anticipated lol), but after that we have had no seizure activity since. We are officially weaned off our seizure medication, we have lived normal kitten lives in a foster home for about a month with no seizures, and we are OH SO HOPEFUL we have grown out of our epilepsy ?? Oh, and to our foster mom’s surprise Apple is deaf! Because of their epilepsy, but more so due to Apple being deaf and relying heavily on Lemon day to day, these sisters are a bonded pair! Lemon & Apple love, love, loveeee to snuggle. They are total noodle cats (iykyk), purr very loud at all times, and will keep you warm all hours of the night. They also love chasing their foster siblings and eachother (if you have a pet that doesn’t like to be chased for fun fyiii they are ruthless!). They also hunt toy mice! *note on the Epilepsy: While doing great and off medications for now, they are young and things ca

Meet Lemon and AppleSpecial needs & bonded pair sisters! Our names are lemon and apple and we have epilepsy - the good news is, we are off medications and doing great with no seizures since arriving at our foster home. Hopefully we have grown out of it ?? After getting spayed in summer, we started having seizures when we got let out of our kennel at the shelter to play. We were tiny little kittens, and were so excited to run around - but about 30 minutes after we ran and chased each other very very hard, Lemon collapsed and had her first seizure. Next time we tried to play, it was Apple. It was very scary, but we were in good hands at the shelter and they took such great care of us - they brought us in to see a kitty doctor asap! We’ve had many tests done, all coming back negative or normal. It was weird though, we could sit and hang out all day long in our cage, snuggling eachother, waiting for play time, and not a single seizure. It happened again and again where we would be let out to play, and (as kittens do) play very very hard, and suddenly start to seizure 30 minutes after. It was so confusing, we just wanted to be normal kitties! We started medications, and continued cage rest. A month or two later, our foster mom (who luckily is a vet) took us home to give us a chance. The first night she took us home (with anti-seizure medication ready in case) she just opened the cage and let us run free range!! We had to learn how to use stairs?? We ran and played very hard, and Lemon did have one small seizure after running full speed into a mirror (anticipated lol), but after that we have had no seizure activity since. We are officially weaned off our seizure medication, we have lived normal kitten lives in a foster home for about a month with no seizures, and we are OH SO HOPEFUL we have grown out of our epilepsy ?? Oh, and to our foster mom’s surprise Apple is deaf! Because of their epilepsy, but more so due to Apple being deaf and relying heavily on Lemon day to day, these sisters are a bonded pair! Lemon & Apple love, love, loveeee to snuggle. They are total noodle cats (iykyk), purr very loud at all times, and will keep you warm all hours of the night. They also love chasing their foster siblings and eachother (if you have a pet that doesn’t like to be chased for fun fyiii they are ruthless!). They also hunt toy mice! *note on the Epilepsy: While doing great and off medications for now, they are young and things ca