Nylah is perhaps the flirtiest girl we’ve ever had at cool cat collective. She loves attention, is a social eater, and will flop around to show off her gorgeous fur and round tummy. (But be warned - it’s a trap! She just wants you to look at the tummy - no touchy!) Nylah loves gentle pets and appreciates when folks pay attention to her cues that she’s done (she will give you a look and if you don’t pay attention, a paw or swat is next). She loves toys and will play by herself or with her people with wand toys and mice and springs. She also really enjoys being acknowledged and talked to. We can picture her following somebody around the house being their little buddy! Nylah survived outside on her own for the first year or so of life and as such, she is very scared of dogs and should not be adopted into a home with any pups. She is mostly indifferent to other cats but she will occasionally play chase or put them in their place with a good tackle. She can definitely be adopted solo and would love to soak up all the one on one attention.

Rooney is a silly and sweet girly who adores face scratches. She’ll stick her tongue out as she loses all control because she loves having her face scratched, likely because she had to wear a cone for a few weeks after having surgery. She never let that phase her though - she has always been a very happy, friendly girl who has never met a lap she doesn’t like. She would love to be adopted into a home with her brother Murphy or another young kitty to play with and snuggle. Rooney doesn’t care for dogs, but maybe with time and a calm dog, she would be ok.

Murphy is a very energetic young man. He adores toys, playing chase, wrestling, and would do well with another high energy companion kitty! He will call out if he’s in hunting mode, and will stalk around looking for a toy to tackle. He loves other cats and befriends all of them. He is not much of a cuddler, but he will lay next to you in bed or on the couch, and does enjoy pets and scritches.

Sally is a bunny-soft, shy, and silly little tabby queen. She was born and lived her first few months of life in a hoarding house with 71 cats, a lack of food, and no human interaction, so she has some trust issues, unsurprisingly! She was the most scared of her three sisters, but has really grown to love humans. She isn’t a snuggly girl, but she will lay on the couch when her humans are on it. She enjoys pets, and LOVES her back and tummy scratches, and is easy to get to purr, reminding her that humans are actually pretty cool! She is obsessed with churu, and food in general, and loves to hunt her stuffed animals and carry them around the house in her mouth, proudly. Sally needs an adopter who understands that she will take time to trust you, but gaining her trust is so, so worth it! She would do best in a home with no children, unless they are older and experienced with shy kitties. She absolutely adores the company of other cats, but can take a little time to warm up to new cats.

Peanut may be the smallest of her siblings, but she has the biggest heart and the sharpest instincts. She’s a master of hide‑and‑seek, a cautious thinker, and a kitten who warms up at her own pace. Once she trusts you, she becomes incredibly loyal and sweet. She LOVES wand toys and is super athletic with her jumps and toy hunting skills. She would love to be adopted with one of her siblings or into a home with another young kitty to play with and snuggle!

Pebbles is a sweet, gentle boy with a soft voice and a big appetite for life. He loves to explore, climb, and practice his tiny‑cat parkour moves, but he’s just as happy curling up for affection once he’s tired himself out. Pebbles would thrive in a home that enjoys a playful kitten with a tender personality. He would love to go home with one of his siblings or into a home with another young kitty to play with and snuggle.

Pepper is a confident, spirited girl who has blossomed from a feisty little firecracker into a brave, adventurous sweetheart. She loves climbing, exploring new spaces, and supervising her humans with bright, observant eyes. Pepper would do well with adopters who appreciate a kitten with personality and a touch of sass. She would love to be adopted with one of her siblings or into a home with another young kitty to wrestle and snuggle!