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Spooks — 27 days waiting for her person.

A dainty little shadow who would like to be held like a baby, thank you very much

Spooks is a stunning 13-week-old black kitten with a soft, velvety coat and eyes like little moons — and she is a baby in every sense of the word. She came to us thoroughly babied by her mama and would very much like to keep it that way, thank you. Her brother has already found his forever home, so now it's Spooks's turn. Her favorite thing in the entire world is being cradled in your arms like an infant, and she'll stay there as long as you'll let her. She's still getting used to having other kittens around — she had mama all to herself — so a quiet home where she can be the center of your world suits her best. One important note: Spooks startles easily if she's snuck up on, so soft voices and slow movements are her dream. Give her that and she'll give you a lifetime of the sweetest, most devoted companionship. If you've been looking for a kitten to spoil absolutely rotten, Spooks is already packed.

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Cooper — 38 days waiting for his person.

Sweet, striking, and quietly independent — with the most gorgeous green eyes

Meet Cooper — a handsome, sweet, very striking boy with a dark charcoal tabby coat and the most gorgeous light green eyes. He's spent most of his life outdoors, and it shows: he's confident, observant, and full of quiet character. Cooper isn't faring well with the other cats where he is right now, so he'd do best as the one and only. Because of his outdoor history, his ideal home would still let him enjoy safe, occasional outdoor access once he's had plenty of time to acclimate indoors first — a catio would be absolute perfection for Mister Cooper. He'll need to be neutered (already on the schedule). If you have a calm home, a soft spot for a soulful, striking boy, and maybe a porch in your future, Cooper would love to meet you.

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Garth — 44 days waiting for his person.

A shy dreamsicle with a bottomless appetite and permanent bedhead

Garth — sometimes still answering to "Lil Messy" — came to us with an eye injury that's fast on its way to healing. He always looks like he just rolled out of bed after sleeping in his hair, and honestly, it's part of his charm. He's a shy boy with newcomers, but give him time — or better yet, offer him a bite of whatever you're snacking on, and he snaps right out of it. This boy is a food-driven little munchkin. He's come a long way since day one, when he wouldn't let anyone close — "don't even look at me," his body language said, always hiding. Since his eye was deemed non-contagious and he's been integrated with the other babies, he's become much easier to socialize and handle, and he's been getting solo cuddle time at night, curling up in a cozy spot while I sleep. He's a gorgeous light-orange dreamsicle of a kitten, and he's going to grow into quite the model boy.