American Wirehair kittens & cats in New Richmond, Wisconsin

Laila was born on October 5, 2023. Can no longer keep due to baby having allergies. She has an older sibling, Lianna (not from the same litter) who also needs rehoming. Both are spayed, Would like to keep them together if possible. We have paperwork for both. Comes with litter box and food, cat toys, and will throw in a new small cat tower as well. I’m not quite sure of their breeds.

If you'd like to meet Tess, please read her full profile. Once you've done that and would like to move forward, we ask that you then visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and schedule an on-site appointment. www.ggohinc.com Tess was brought in by one of our volunteers after she wandered up to their vacation property looking for help. At the time she was quite thin and had an upper respiratory infection that needed attention. Once brought in, she unfortunately tested positive for feline leukemia (FeLV+) so of course, this makes it more difficult for this sweetie to find a furever home. All cleared of her URI, she is ready for adoption. Tess is a very active girl who is affectionate and playful. Our vets are telling us she has a 2018 birthdate, but she acts like a kitten - full of spunk! She is great with other cats and dogs (see her transport photo!). She can get a little over zealous, so children of an older age would be fine but we recommend she not be placed into a home with toddlers. If interested, please do a little research on feline leukemia before contacting us for a meet & greet with her. FeLV+ cats can live long lives if cared for with regular check-ups (at least annually) and a good, healthy diet. They can also co-exist with other non-FeLV cats as long as those cats are vaccinated for the disease. We cannot guarantee what her lifespan will be, but can we really guarantee that with any pet? Tess came to us asking for help - we gave her that and more. We are hoping to find Tess a great home - please consider her.

If you'd like to meet Zeus, please read his full profile. Once you've done that and would like to move forward, we ask that you then visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and schedule an on-site appointment. Walk-in hours are also available on select days. www.ggohinc.com Zeus came to us from a colony that we assisted with and he is likely the Daddy-O to many of the cats we've taken from this group. Let it be known, his wild ways are over! ;-) Zeus is a friendly, chill fella - and he's gorgeous! When he first arrived, he was very scared and let us know that through his vocal and body language cues. He was also a little feisty, but he has since settled down and is now accepting of our touch and handling. We mention this so that you have realistic expectations of Zeus should you wish to adopt him. He will likely do the same in another new environment, but given time, he will come around just as he did here with us - and because of this, we are recommending that Zeus not be placed into a home with young children who cannot understand boundaries or are unable to interpret those vocal and body language cues. We also have not been able to introduce Zeus to dogs, so that is an unknown. If you are willing to give Zeus a home, and show him lots of love and patience, please come meet him. We think he is well worth the effort! Zeus has an approx. DOB of 1/16/2020.