Russian Blue kittens & cats in Davison, Michigan

Lucy is a timid and shy cat that needs a good home with someone who can help retrain her. She never had any issues until we moved, and now we can't get her to stop peeing in the house. We've taken her to the vet and tried different ways of helping her relax, but the problem continued. We both work full time and aren't the best with animal training, and hope that someone with more expertise can help her out.

Hi I'm a Russian blue bobtail cross. I am a hypoallergenic cat. I don't shed. I'm inside only No Declawing. I am not to find if not cats dogs or children under 12 years. Melly is my little sister. I'd prefer a home with her over any other cat. I am small for my breed. I am looking for a home with an older person or couple. I can be loud. I am looking for a good fit that would adopt Melly and me cuz we are in same home. My fee is $650.

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Shadow will be 2 years old this spring. She is very vocal, love to talk back and play. She's is an awesome hunter. She also just had her second litter of kittens. She recently developed an infection on her belly that I can't afford to care for.

LaDuke appears to be a maine coon mix. Someone who cares for a feral colony contacted me because this people cat joined their colony last summer. He had been someone’s cat. He was very friendly and even tried to get into peoples' houses. I brought him home from the vet facility Fri. 2-07. New fosters start out in a dog crate. It takes most a good week to be ready to be out and about. In two days he was ready to start getting acquainted with his new surroundings, the other fosters and resident cats. I’ve had difficulty getting good pics of him because, when he’s out he’s walking around sniffing everything or rubbing on my legs. If you might be the one who can make sure this beautiful boy never again ends up on the streets, call Kay: 313-891-2591. OUR ADOPTION PROCESS: 1. We DO NOT have an online application 2. We talk with interested parties VIA PHONE. Call between 9 am and 8 pm. 3. If this sounds like a possible match, we arrange for the cat to be met which is USUALLY at Greenwood Pets and Plants, 13983 E. 9 mi (3 blocks east of Schoenherr) Sat.between noon & 2:30 pm 586-200-3930 4. When a person meets a cat at Greenwood and wants to adopt him/her, a paper application is filled out, then the contract is studied, if found agreeable, the applicant signs, makes an adoption donation, takes the cat home. (adopter provides a cat carrier) 5. DIRECTIONS are given for introducing the cat to his/her new home. 6. In about 8 to 14 days a call is made to hear about the steps that were taken to introduce the cat to his/her new home and find out how the cat has adjusted. The adopter is asked to send pics of their adopted cat.