Maine Coon kittens & cats in Belmont, North Carolina

Please contact foster at hmdugger@gmail.comOlivia is roughly 15 years old, spayed female, Maine Coon Cat, long-haired. She has incredibly cute, furry, stumpy paws that have grinch hairs peeking out. She loves being around her people, rubbing against your legs and sitting next to you as soon as you settle. When you stop petting her, she very gently reaches her paw towards you to ask for more. She has a lovely purr she uses when she`s getting pets and attention which she pairs with soft and blinking eyes to tell you how happy she is. She is happy to crawl on your chest when you`re laying down for closer cuddles and warmth. If you`re napping, she will lay up against you and join! She LOVES treats, and gets very excited for them. This is when her most kitten behavior comes out, getting very excited and focused to get those tasty morsels. She also loves soft and cozy blankets, especially if they`re positioned in the sun. She loves wet food, and when her foster mom adds plenty of water to make sure she is getting hydrated, she drinks it right up! Olivia loves the brush that her foster mom has mounted to the wall. She rubs her face and body against many many times a day and if Olivia ever gets overstimulated, she recalculates by brushing herself here. After gaining Olivia`s trust, she enjoys being brushed so she can maintain her incredibly soft and luscious fur. Olivia likes to play with toys, but as she has aged, she isn`t quite as fast as she once was, so go slowly with the moving/teasing toys so she can participate. Olivia is a confident gal and, after she is comfortable with you, she stays out in the open and is always ready to greet you. She is one of the first cats I`ve been around who isn`t always finding a secret hiding spot, she prefers to be out in the open and in the action!Olivia uses the litter box well, but because she is quite a long girl, a lengthier litter box is suggested as she usually is using the potty right at the edge, lengthwise.Olivia has met her foster families two small dogs through a screen and she usually hisses but firmly stands her ground. Like most areas of her life, she does not appear to cower and stays confident in her abilities. With her age and the context her foster family has, Olivia seems to have natural aging and isn`t much of a jumper, climber, etc - most likely due to old age arthritis. The signs of this so far have been - not jumping over the baby gate despite really wanting to fo

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We adopted Sunny about three years ago when she was a kitten. She’s a wonderful cat who is loving and fun to be around. She gets along well with our dog. They fight but then they snuggle. We just have very busy lives with sports happening all the time and we cannot give her the love and home she deserves. We also found out our son is allergic. She’s great with kids, and so so sweet. She would do well in a home with people who have time to play with her and enjoy her sweet nature. She does not jump up a lot and get into things, but she does like to lay on tables that have windows near them, especially if there are bird feeders nearby! She is an indoor cat. She loves to eat! We have an automatic feeder that helps measure her meals. She’s the kind of cat that greets you at the door when you come home and shows you she’s happy you are back.

Meet Kobe. My big, gorgeous main coon and siamese mix. He's really shy, hides a lot, but purrs excessively with humans he trusts. He's chill and stays out of the way, flashing his baby blue eyes when he shows his face. He is one of 4 cats I need to re-home due to relocation and changed living circumstances. He was a kitten when I fostered him, and so gorgeous and loving that I kept him. He's the youngest of the four at 7 y/o. He will be scared at first, but if you give him consistent affection and safe abode (no dogs), he's your loyal companion.