Maine Coon kittens & cats in Madison, Wisconsin

Venom, although smalller, is no less striking than his brother Wolf. This two-year-old Persian Mix, also rescued from Kuwait, shares the same sleek, jet-black/brown coat and regal demeanor, but with a personality all his own. Unlike his big brother, Venom prefers to keep all four paws on the ground unless he is exploring—he does not appreciate being picked up. However, when it comes to lap time, he’s all in. Curling up in your lap and soaking up endless pets is his idea of pure bliss, and he’ll reward your affection with deep, contented purrs. Despite his dignified appearance, Venom has a playful and mischievous streak. He’s curious about everything, often watching the world with wide, intelligent eyes, as if always plotting his next move. Like his brother, he’s quite talkative and isn’t shy about voicing his opinions, especially when he wants attention. Though he may be smaller in stature, Venom carries himself like a little prince—elegant, affectionate, and full of personality. With his love for companionship and a strong independent streak, he’s the perfect balance of mystery and warmth, making him an unforgettable feline companion.

Sarah is affectionate and skittish. She is afraid of my English setter. I’m not sure if she gets along with dogs because she doesn’t fight with Annie. She just runs from her. Sarah is chased by my male cat, Woody. She doesn’t stand her ground. She might get along with other cats but it might be best if she could be the only cat in the household. Sarah was my mom‘s cat for five years until March of this year. I have been trying to give Sarah and my cat, Woody, time to adjust to each other, but it’s not working out. It’s really not fair to Sarah to be chased all the time. Sarah was having litter box issues. I started using sWheat litter and feeding her a purina urinary diet and she isn’t having any problems anymore.