We have a variety of beautiful kitties in need of experienced cat owners. Why experienced owners? Well, many of these kitties were found abandoned (but were clearly pet kitties once). Most have developed either some fear of people, or some "less than perfect" habits-- perhaps being timid around people initially, using claws when playing, or just plain playing too rough. That "edge" means, to us at least, that they should go to someone who is more "cat savvy". We have cats who have been indoor only pets, but play rough, and need a person/family that will play properly with them, and teach them correct play habits. We have a momma kitty, Orange Blossom who was abandoned 2 years ago, and is lovely, but has a fear that causes her to occasionally swat-- though she doesn't use her claws. She is a beautiful Abyssinian looking orange girl, who would like to be an only pet- we think- but needs an understanding person. She LOVES treats, and will purr and rub on her foster mom to get them-- even hop into her lap to get some. But a few minutes later, she may run and hide, fearful of a new noise. (who can blame her-- she raised 2 litters of kittens on the streets). We have a handsome male, Picasso, who has been an owned kitty, but plays rough , because his past owner always played with his hands with him, and that's what he thinks is ok. Then their is Tucker, a grey tuxedo fellow, who is sweet and a lap cat, but seems to be frightened by dogs, and also by running water. Who knows what happened to him when he was abandoned. (Sometimes we wish they could talk-- but we might really be upset if we knew what horrible things a human did to these poor creatures). We have many more "Harder to place" kitties. If you think you have a place in your home and heart to try one of these sweet and perhaps work-in-progress kitties, please contact us. They all need a home-- either as a forever home, or perhaps you might like to foster one, to give it more one-on-one time? Help us help them. Happy New Year! View full description »