Persian Cats Available for Adoption

Hi! My name is Garfield and I am ready to be attached to your hip!

Please read my entire biography before applying.

I am a super friendly guy who wants nothing more than to be around people. I don't want you to ever stop petting me. I'll literally grab your hand and pull you back if you stop petting me. It's serious business. For this reason, I must be adopted into a home where people are always around. Because I get VERY lonely.

I also want to be the king of my castle so I can get all of the love and attention! Therefore I really need to be adopted into a home with no other pets.

I am very kid friendly and enjoy the company of other cats. I can be adopted solo or to a home with another cat. I am playful and enjoy playtime with wands and other toys.

Please note: when I first came into rescue, I was experiencing inappropriate urination on pee pads. We figured out that I was lonely and this was a way to get attention. Since I switched to a new foster where I often have many people around, I am doing much better with no accidents.

Applicants must live within a 2 hour drive of Chicago. Exotic Breed Pricing applies.

WE DO NOT HAVE A PHYSICAL LOCATION AS WE ARE A FOSTER-BASED ORGANIZATION. PLEASE SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO BE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED TO A SCREENER.

Apply at online application (catsfff.org/adopt)

View all of our adoptable cats here (catsfff.org/cats)

Our adoption fees are listed here (catsfff.org/adoption-fees)

The Persian cat is a beloved breed known for its luxurious, long fur, flat face, and gentle temperament. Originating from Persia, now Iran, Persians are characterized by their round faces, short noses, and large, expressive eyes. These affectionate and calm cats make wonderful indoor companions, thriving in a peaceful and quiet environment. Persians require regular grooming to maintain their stunning coat and are prone to some health issues due to their flat facial structure.

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