Oh Mickie, you’re so fine! Mickie is a senior kitty (about ten) who was abandoned in the Pullman neighborhood when her owner moved away and left her outside a few months ago.  Mickie loves to be around people and sit next to you and be petted.  She also loves toys and just looking at you, purring loudly. As a senior lady, she does have “Dowager Countess of Downton Abbey” syndrome, and wishes to be treated with respect and to do things in her own time. She has a minor birth defect — a deformation of her sternum — which, which causing no health problems, seems to cause her some discomfort when being picked up.

She is thrilled to be back inside and is looking for a home to call her own.  She also does seem to get along with other kitties as well, and she could potentially be paired up with a friend.  Mickie is vetted, neg/neg and ready to move in and plop next to you on the couch!

Mr. Oates: A gentlemanly cat.
Mr. Oates’ preferred seat is in the open space between the couches. He has claimed these four square feet as his own, guarding them from unwanted intruders and misplaced limbs. Mr. Oates came to us several weeks ago and he has been warming up ever since.

He enjoys to be pet, though he would not let you know if you didn’t ask. Approaching Mr. Oates at the right time and with the right attitude can yield a session of petting and purring his usual demeanor would presumably prohibit. His stern face is a bluff; he has as much love in him as the next cat, and he appreciates human friendship. Mr. Oates is gentle and tender, but he is subtle and coy. His love is there not for the taking, but for the earning, and your patience will certainly be rewarded.