Himalayan kittens & cats in Sheridan, Oregon

Lion is an immensely big heart in a still-growing package. He lost his brother recently and his mom (owner) is moving across the country soon and cannot take him. It's heartbreaking, but he is worth giving to someone who can properly care for him. He can be outside but I'd recommend not doing so until he's expressed a clear bond to someone that can accompany him and keep him safe. Otherwise he might run away due to feeling separated from his mom. Lion adores head and ear scratches, and is almost entirely tummy-trusting. He loves sleeping on or near his parents once he trusts them, and loves to talk. He's used to being talked at like a normal person, and also has separation anxiety, so at the very least he needs frequent attention and affection. When given scritches, he IS prone to dribbling from his nose a little, but it's nothing medical, just a quirk. He comes with a security blanket to help with the transition. He turns 1 year old on September 1st.

Blue is a beautiful gentle giant with a big heart that is broken. He is a gorgeous purebred Himalayan (neutered) that his previous owner purchased from a breeder. He is grieving after his mom passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. He's always lived in a room with her. Her daughter's family of rowdy dogs frightened him, and she wanted to put him down because the rescues are full of kittens and she felt there was no other option. I took him in as a temporary foster to save his life. Unfortunately, my loud little dog is jealous, and in our small apartment, he doesn't have the peace, quiet, and privacy he needs to grieve and get ready to start the next chapter of his life. Blue is sweet but scared, and the photos we have really don't do him justice. He is looking for a foster, or a new permanent home without a lot of chaos where he can have plenty of time to adjust to his new surroundings with a patient owner. Blue is in good health and has all of his shots and is neutered.