Norwegian Forest Cat kittens & cats in Oxford, North Carolina

My name is Heidi, and I am 12 years old. My beautiful tortoise, ringed pattern and ringed tail suggests that I am a Norwegian Forest Cat. My parents are from Evergreen Colorado, and I came from a litter in 2013. I enjoy puzzles, games and talking to my owner as I am extremely loyal. I make unusual sounds, and I know how to verbalize "Uh Oh" when I really want you to pay attention. I love eating grain free meals and have eaten premium protein food most of my existence. I also like treats that are grain-free. I love when you sprinkle or spray catnip on my toys and bedding - it takes me to my happy place! My other happy place is when I can enjoy my space without visitors! Things that I am NOT into are: Not much on being a lap kitty. No need to pick me up! Not my thing. When you are using scissors - tread lightly as I hate them during grooming. I like being the ONLY diva in the house. I enjoy also having my own special mirror where I can paw away and release my anxiety.

Meet Winston! He's a 14 years young Norwegian Forest Cat Mix. He made his way into our rescue due to no fault of his own. His owner had some health concerns and unfortunately could not care for our sweet boy. Winston has heart disease (HCM) and has two medication that he takes daily. He has had an echo ultrasound and we're confident that his medications will allow him to live out his years in bliss. You would never know that Winston is a senior, he still has plenty of energy and he LOVES to play with a laser toy. He also enjoys following his humans and meowing for affection and looking out the window admiring the birds. He's so so sweet and gives an immediate purr purr purr. We don't know how he is with other cats and dogs, but with a slow introduction we think he would adjust fine. You know you want this sweet senior in your life.Adoption fee of $90 includes neuter, microchip, vaccines, deworming, FIV/FeLV testing, and flea preventionApply here: http://2pawsup.org/2pawsup_wp/forms/adoption-form/March 17, 2025, 2:39 am

Scout is unfortunately more than I am equipped to handle anymore. He has what seems a natural affliction in regards to carpets. He will not drink water unless his diet motivates. He is currently prescribed a urinary s/o diet and will begin to whine if anything else is fed to him for long enough. I have not been able to attempt the accomodation of a raw diet because of funds. Other than that, Scout is the definition of aloof. He has little to no attachment to people and prefers the company of dogs.