Bombay kittens & cats in Elk Grove, California

Jan is a girl cat in Black like a Bombay with white stars on her bib and belly. She has short thin fur. She loves playtime and lap-cuddles. She makes friends easily, both human and furry. She is friends with lots of our other fosterlings who are adoptable too. She calmly accepts nail trims. She is fixed and vaccinated. Comes with NIB playstation, NIB portable pet carrier, and toys. Estimated birth 8-2023

Spock is a boy cat in Solid Black Bombay with 2 dim white stars on bib and belly. He has short fur. He loves playtime. His brother Bones is a Gray Tabby, who is adoptable too. He calmly accepts nail trims. He is fixed and vaccinated. Estimated birth 8-3-25 His brother Bones https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/47232718-woodland-california-kitten

I am a home health nurse and my patient was no longer able to care for his cats. The female cat he had ended up having kittens while he was getting medical care at a facility (she was an indoor/outdoor cat). He returned home to 4 kittens, but couldn't get out of bed to care for them (put food out, clean the litter box, or get them vaccines). I offered to help him. I took the kittens, treated their fleas, got them all vaccinated, and was able to rehome 3 of them. My daughter wanted the keep one, and I've tried to love with the the cat in the home for a few years now, but I am severely allergic. I have been trying to power through, but I can't go in any of the common areas of where we live, and I pretty much stay in my room. My daughter said that she doesn't want to keep seeing me suffer like this, and she just wants me to be okay. She said she is okay with parting with her cat, she just wants to make sure she goes to a loving home & maybe get pictures and updates every once in a while

Jr. is one of five born on July 5th in our yard. His mother is a community cat that we look after. We took the litter in and have been looking after Mom and the babies ever since. Unfortunately, we have too many animals, and we can't keep him permanently. Jr is the biggest personality of his litter. He loves to sit in weird positions and is often seen sleeping fully on his back or draped over pillows. Like his twin, Hunter, Jr is very vocal when he is playing. He will cry or complain when wrestling, but the second they let up, he'll attack, proving it was all an act. When he isn't playing, he is snuggling. Jr LOVES a good head scratch or belly rub. He never hesitates to claim a lap, even if it's already occupied. He is very bonded with his brother Hunter, but would be ok being adopted alone. Medical note: A case of tapeworms hit the litter, two of them caught it pretty bad and were actively treated, but he was not affected.

Hunter was one of five born on July 5th in our yard. His mother is a community cat that we look after (although I'm pretty sure she adopted herself). We took the litter in and have been looking after Mom and the babies ever since. Unfortunately, we have too many animals, and can't keep him permanently. He is a sweet, playful boy. We started calling him Hunter after we noticed how enthusiastically he plays with the toy mice we got for them. He is extremely affectionate. He recently discovered his powerful purr and the joys of rubbing his cheeks on things. He is very comfortable around our 60lb dog and has been seen playing with our older cats. Hunter is very sweet and will make a great addition to any home. He is intact, unvaccinated (he just came of age and we haven't been able to take him in), and litter trained. Medical note: A case of tapeworms hit the litter. Two of them caught it pretty badly and were actively treated, but he was not affected, and treatment was unneeded.