Tabby kittens & cats in Walker, Michigan

She is quite a soul. Boobie found me at one month old back in my hometown in 2013. I was sitting on the front steps to my home unaware of her presence at first until my friend pointed her out. I wasn't going to leave her alone so I adopted her. I knew her name right off the bat. I was on my 5th time reading the Great Gatsby so that it was. Even as a kitten she kept to herself. She grew up with 3 dogs and one other cat until I moved to Grand Rapids in 2014. She likes to sleep and groom and too snuggle and I mean she can snuggle all day if I was home that long. I believe she has to be the only pet I have observed that doesn't care for normal cat toys. She is happy as clam with aluminum foil balls, her favorite is black hairs ties, and she likes the little red laser lights. I am looking for her to have a home to just relax in. With my hours and constant traveling, she deserves to have more consistent housemate(s). She deserves this much. Im looking for those who want to create a safe spac

Sweetie truly lives up to her name! She is a social 11-year-old gal who is a bit timid about new people and places. She's affectionate and gentle and wants to keep you safe! She knows when you're having a nightmare and will get in bed and purr you back to sleep. At first, Sweetie enjoyed hiding in her areas and was easily persuaded to come out for pets and playtime. Once she's adjusted, she'll hang out with you and talk about everything and anything! Sweetie is good with older dogs. When she first met her foster friend at first, but now they enjoy each others company and are often found lying together. She is a natural-born snuggle bug and anytime you're horizontal, you bet she'll be on your chest begging for pets! She purrs anytime she's being petted! She even purrs when you sit next to her! When there's a sunbeam on the ground, you already know Sweetie's curled up catching those rays! She loves curling up on the chair or couch and getting a good nap. Like most of us, she'll burrow herself in the blankets to stay nice and toasty! She's young at heart and loves to play with her string toy every day! When Sweetie first came to us, she had problems using the litterbox. Since she has been in foster, she has had no problems and uses the litterbox like a pro! There are never any messes to clean up, doesn't destroy furniture, knows proper personal hygiene, and takes good care of her coat! This super soft girl lets you clip her nails without a fuss, as long as she's burrito'd in a towel. Sweetie genuinely is a sweetie. For someone looking for a cat who looks after you as much as you look after her, Sweetie is the one for you. She's full of love and waiting to find her new home!

Princess is an 11 year old cat looking for her castle! She takes a second to adjust to her new surroundings, but after a few days, she grows comfortable and comes out of her shell! Princess would do best in a quiet and routine home with a single room where she can acclimate. Princess has lived with other cats and may do fine with them, as long as they are non-confrontational (Princess was bullied by some cats and will need to be slowly introduced to gain their trust.) Princess previously feasted like the royalty she is and will need help with her diet and exercise to maintain her health and minimize any physical symptoms that may come with her weight. If you want to give Princess the castle she deserves, inquire about her today!

Mia is a 8-year-old cat looking for her forever home! She takes a while to build trust, but she is an extremely loyal cat once that bond is there. She likes to do things on her own time, knows what she wants, and will be vocal when she wants it! She enjoys being up and about playing and bird-watching on the windowsill. Mia would do best in a quiet home. She shouldn't go to a home with dogs and may do well with relaxed and social cats. Mia is most active during the night and when she can get her playtime in. She enjoys having a safe space that she can retreat to. In her current foster home, that's under a bed, but any space where she can hide and feel secure is a must.