Egyptian Mau kittens & cats in Orlando, Florida

My fiancé and I got Winston as a 3-month-old kitten from the Orange County Animal Shelter. We have had him since the beginning of July and he is now 8 months, and as he's gotten older his antics and personality clash with our dog to the point that our dog has become aggressive towards the cat, completely opposite his normally overly tolerant demeanor. We want Winston to have a good home where it doesn't become an animal warzone, and we feel he'd be better suited somewhere with another cat rather than a dog.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.I'm JAMISON. I'm young and full of life; with a sweet, gentle spirit that loves to explore. I'm quite the chatterbox, always ready to share my thoughts and listen to yours. I'm not just friendly, I'm a social butterfly, always eager to meet new people and make friends. I'm curious about the world, always ready to play and discover new things. Life may have been tough on the streets, but I'm a resilient girl. I'm looking for a forever home where I can share my love, curiosity, and playful spirit. I am very food and treat motivated. Adopting me means gaining a loyal companion who will fill your days with joy and laughter.  (We believe Jamison is a Smoke Egyptian Mau due to her coloring/features.) See me at the Loop Petco right meow.  TEXT Anita to adopt:  407-460-2305.  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 22, 2024, 4:59 pm

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Tigran was purchased from a pet store 5 years ago and his owners fostered him to another family for a couple of years and then they moved back to the area. They were looking for a family to take him and I went to get him. References and veterinarian checks will be required. Due to the vocal nature of Tigran, adopter must have his own home (no apartments, condos, or townhouses). Tigran LOVES water and loves to play with faucets and dripping water. Tigran will do best with a WFH or retired parent as he becomes quite anxious when left alone. Tigran comes with a robot litter box and a tote litter box. He is a BIG cat and will not fit in a standard litterbox. Litter MUST be cleaned daily or he WILL NOT USE THE LITTERBOX. Tigran is very smart and will test you. Prior ownership of a Bengal or a dog is recommended and will be prioritized in adoption. He gets along very well with my fosters and my own cat. He came from a home with older children and did well. No experience with dogs but I would guess with slow introductions he would be fine. Tigran LOVES his back feet massaged. Due to his size, he does not feel safe being held. He will come when called. He loves interactive food toys and has a wheel if there is an interest in purchasing it additionally. Tigran was often left outside with his original owner and got Toxoplasmosis. He has a slight head tilt and will occasionally lose his balance but has been veterinary cleared. Tigran is NOT a quiet, reclusive animal. He loves snacks and treats and will alert you if you are late by more than 2 minutes. He is inconsolable if you are late to feed him dinner. If you are looking for a lap cat, he will visit, but he is not for you. He is active and LOVES to play and chase for hours on end.