Phygment is a very energetic four year old neutered male.  He is being surrendered because there is a new baby in the house and Phygment wants to go after little fingers and toes as well as steal and play with pacifiers.  He's extremely sweet and affectionate.  He's a typical Cornish boy as he loves to sneak off with anything he thinks is food or a toy.  He's in good health and had great litter box habits.

We're first looking for a foster home for him within a few hours' drive of Detroit, MI.  Our fosters help us evaluate cats' personalities, habits and general health. We pay all pre-approved and emergency vet costs and can provide a small stipend for food and litter if needed. We are always available for questions via phone or email.  Provided they are great matches, our fosters have the first opportunity to permanently adopt the cats under their care.  If you are interested in Phygment, please submit a foster home application or contact Lisa for more information.
 

Aspen is an affectionate and sweet nine year old spayed female.  Her former owners recently had a baby.  They no longer have the time to give Aspen the affection she deserves.  According to her former owner, she has great litterbox habits and can live with other cats and dogs.  She's recently visited the vet for a physical and blood workup.  She's in good health but her teeth may need attention.

Currently, her foster family is evaluating her.  We will have more information in the next few weeks.
 

photos coming soon Lennie and Kravitz are an especially sweet pair of neutered boys.  They were turned into an animal shelter by their original owners who said they didn't have enough time for the cats.  Lennie is 11 and has his claws.  He is very affectionate, a head butter and a groomer.  He loves to sleep up at his foster mom's head, either under her chin or on the pillow by her face.  He's been using the scratching post at his foster home and hasn't been clawing furniture.  Kravitz is 9, front declawed and less active than Lennie.  The shyer of the two,  he'll seek people out for company once he's adjusted in his new home.  He likes to sleep with his foster parents, curled up in the crook of their knees.

They both have excellent litter box habits.  Lennie has had intermittent sinus issues and a weepy eye, treatable with salve.  Kravitz has a very sparse coat, but had beautiful expressive eyes.  They have been checked by a vet and are in general good health.  While they may not be "show cat" beautiful, they have incredibly easy-going, wonderful personalities. 

They should do well in any good, kind home as long as Kravitz is given a few days to adjust and come out of his shell.  They get along fine with the other cats in their foster home, including a young playful one.  They are both unsure about the dogs, but just avoid them, no hissing or running.   If you'd like to learn more about them please submit an adoption application or email Lisa.