Russian Blue kittens & cats in Kingston, Tennessee

Grey Cat was rescued during TNR. We originally thought she was feral, but discovered she actually likes pets! She will get in bed with you & make the greatest biscuits. She likes to follow her foster around & also play in her water dish.She was originally hissing & we discovered she is just afraid or does not like other cats. She needs to be the only cat to make her life happy.

She is a scaredy cat to the core but with the right person she instantly purrs when she sees you. She loves to play and would enjoy a nice mellow home.

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Axel was abandoned and covered in fleas when his foster momma found him. He still has some tiny scabs, but he's well on the road to recovery. He's a friendly cat who just wants to snuggle and gaze into his human's eyes. Axel is good with dogs and most cats, although he has his favorites.

Peter can be very sweet but he needs a home with extra patience. He gets spooked very easily with sudden movements and tends to panic. He likes playing with his siblings and loves to eat.

Our names are Earl and Grey. Earl is all white and super soft, and has a small black patch on his head with a black line around his nose that looks like a mustache. He's so smart, unafraid, and loves to be picked up and getting his belly rubbed. Grey is pretty, a soft blue gray, and is such a sweet boy. Both of these brothers were found in the country together. They probably were abandoned. Earl found foster mom in her yard and meowed for attention! Grey was a reluctant fellow but is adapting well now. They were pronounced healthy and are neutered and had their shots. They are bonded together and should stay as a pair. Earl was the leader and protector of his little brother. Grey is probably the runt to his bigger brother due to he's smaller. The brothers were trying to survive outside together. Grey is trying to learn to allow being touched and is still nervous about it. He is learning to trust people again. He loves sniffing foster mom's fingers and licks them. With time and patience, he will give his heart to his new human friend, and when that happens it will be a blessing!. Anyone interested in these wonderful boys and has the patience to teach them what love and trust is? They are ready for you! Homes with small children may not be good for them at this time.November 6, 2024, 8:16 am