Egyptian Mau kittens & cats in Memphis, Tennessee

We’re so sad to say that we’re looking for a new home for our 2 girls. Moose (grey and black) and Goose (brown and black) are their names. The sisters are petite but incredibly playful with one another, people, and dogs. They cuddle one another and will cuddle anyone with hands to pet them. They greet you at the door, one will eat food offered by hand, they know their individual names, and they have stunning coats. We’re searching for a new home as we add another baby to our family of 3. Our hope is to find them a new home together! We found them together in September of 2022 and theyve been together with our dog ever since. They don’t have any health issues, they have their claws, and we have supplies to give to their new home

Nemo is a big orange goofy cuddle machine. He loves to play, loves to cuddle. He can be a bit bitey, but they are mostly love bites. Good with cats. I have not seen him with dogs, but I've always thought he would do very well with one. As an orange boy, he loves food and can not graze. When I got him, I was told he was one, but he was already the biggest cat I had ever seen, so I'm not sure about age. I'm thinking he's probably close to 8 or 9 now. He was declawed when I got him, and I don't think it was done well. He has issues with using the litter box, and I've tried everything. It is possible he has an underlying health issue as well. I am willing to get him up to date on shots and a full vet check up before adoption. Partner and I are moving, and because of his issues, can't take him with us. I never wanted to be the kind of pet owner that gave up an animal, but for his sake I know he needs to be with someone who can take care of all his needs. Nemo could be an instragram star.

Foster Update: 🌟 Yin Originally bonded with her brother Yang, Yin became reclusive after his adoption but is slowly coming out of her shell. She now enjoys keyboard lounging and accepting pets but is still timid with new people. She’d do best in a home with Sergio or another cat her age to help boost her confidence—or with a patient adopter willing to earn her trust. Yin sounds like a truly special and endearing companion. Her gentle nature and shyness suggest that she would flourish in a home where she feels safe and loved, with time to build trust. If you’re someone who understands the importance of patience and quiet companionship, Yin would likely reward you with a bond that deepens over time. Her love for feather wands and string toys shows that beneath her timid exterior, she has a playful side waiting to emerge. A calm and experienced home, especially with another kitty friend, would likely help her come out of her shell. With the right environment, Yin could be the perfect addition to a loving household.