Pixiebob kittens & cats in Fall River, Massachusetts

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I'm Espeon, an almost two year old kitty coming in at just about twelve pounds. First and foremost, I'm a special needs cat! I was diagnosed with Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease and will most likely need life-long care and management. Right now I'm pretty low maintenance, I'm recommended to be on Gabapentin to keep my stress low and prescription urinary food. Considering how much goes on in the shelter, I'm doing surprisingly well! All that to say I'll do even better in a home I can fully relax in. Now that my diagnosis is out of the way, you can learn about me! I'm a very sweet cat with a lot of love to give. I was not a happy camper the first few days I was here, understandably upset after losing my home all of a sudden. Once I got used to staff, however, I warmed up quick and showed them just how much I appreciate a good cheek scratch. I'm on the lazier side and will make the best couch potato that I can. I'd prefer a quiet, low stress home to settle into with little comings and goings. Preferably kids over 12 who'll understand not to yell and stomp around near me, no dogs, and if there's a cat in the home, one that's low energy that'll make my transition nice and easy.

Rainy is a four year old cat coming in at about eight and a half pounds.Rainy was found in the woods sopping wet and covered in ticks. Despite his truly uncomfortable situation, he didn't give us a single meow of complaint when we did all of his medical intake. He let us poke and prod him and was happy to get back to munching on his food when it was all over. Since then, he's been nothing but sweet, chatty, and even a little playful. While we can't understand what stories he's telling, we're sure they're full of daring adventures considering how eventful his life seemed on his first day.Ideally, he'd be in a home with older children who can handle a street cat that's a little rough around the edges. He's proven to not be a huge fan of dogs, other cats we aren't sure yet but he's been doing well living alongside them.