Havana Brown kittens & cats in New London, Wisconsin

From the owner: This sweet girl is in need of a new forever home! Iris came to stay with us after a family member had a medical emergency and couldn't keep her anymore. She's super loving & playful, and has been spoiled all her life. She wants to be with people ALL the time. If allowed to sleep with you in the bed, she'll either be your perfect teddy bear, or share your pillow! She's very playful and always curious to meet new people. It only took her a few days with us to feel like our house was "home," and she quickly became "queen of the castle." Iris sadly doesn't do well with other cats, because she wants to be the center of attention. She unfortunately hasn't been able to integrate with our older cats, and we're having to keep them separated until we can find a permanent home for her. She really needs to be a solo kitty. If you're looking for a super cuddly love-bug who loves belly rubs, Iris is your girl!

From the owner: She's the sweetest cat ever, and I'm sad to have to give her up. Rescued her as a kitten and she was bottle-raised, so she is super bonded to people. Phoebe is super loving and is pretty mellow most of the time. She's a little over 2.5 years old, and gets along well with kids and other cats. Never been around dogs, so not sure how she would react. A little shy with new people, but once she knows you, she'll be your best friend. While Phoebe herself is great with other cats, she tends to be more submissive, which makes her the target of bullying from the other cats in our house. I'm sure she would love to be someone's only pet, but would also do good with another chill cat who wouldn't push her around too much. She's gentle and cuddly, but is young enough that she's also still playful (without being overly crazy.) I think she'd do well with kids who are a little on the older side who can respect her space (maybe 7-8+). I think with really young kids, she might be a little nervous and prefer to hide. She's just a really sweet, loving companion, and deserves a home where she doesn't have to be afraid of another animal bullying her.

I am sad that I have to make this profile but we can no longer keep Oscar. He has been having a few litter box issues ever since we had our second child back in March. He urinates outside of the litter box but specifically on our kids toys. He does not do it all the time. He will go weeks without doing it and be fine but then he will start up again. We think it’s just because of the kids. He needs to be in a home without kids and with someone who can give him the attention he needs. He is so loving, friendly, loves to play and cuddle. We just don’t have the space or time to help make sure he keeps going in his litter box. If we can not find him a new home we will have to put him down. I just want to give him a chance in a loving home. If he continues to go out of the litter box, we will take him back and have him put down. Any questions, please reach out. Thank you.