Bombay kittens & cats in Brooksville, Florida

Meet Gypsy — an 11-year-old sweetheart who never deserved to lose the only home she knew. 💔 Gypsy was surrendered to our rescue after her “finder” claimed she had been abandoned outside by a neighbor. Sadly, that story quickly fell apart when her microchip traced right back to the person who brought her in. After 11 years, Gypsy suddenly found herself confused, scared, and sitting in a shelter kennel. Despite everything, Gypsy has remained incredibly sweet. She’s understandably nervous while adjusting to all the changes, but underneath that scared exterior is a gentle girl who just wants to feel safe and loved again. According to her previous owner, she did well with other cats, though so far here, she has been hesitant with other cats and we always recommend slow introductions in a new home. Gypsy is front declawed, which is important for potential adopters to understand. Declawed cats can be more prone to arthritis and litter box sensitivities as they age, especially in their senior years. We want to be upfront about that so Gypsy’s future family is fully prepared to support her needs for the rest of her life — because she deserves stability, patience, and a true forever home this time around. This beautiful senior girl deserves to spend her golden years being treated like the princess she is: soft beds, sunny windows, gentle love, and never having to wonder if she’ll be abandoned again. 👑🐾

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I have Katy for 2 years. She was given to me by a neighbor. Katy is 14 years old and in good health. I was told by the vet that she is missing a few teeth, and so she needs mostly canned food. Once in awhile she will eat some dry food. Her previous owner had her declawed, therefore, there would be no damage to furniture. Katy is very well behaved and sleeps most of the day. Due to personal health reasons, I am forced to find her a new home.

Jasper was given to me by a neighbor who could no longer care for him. Unfortunately my older cat does not like him and wants to keep fighting with Jasper and I am concerned about injuries. Jasper is a well behaved and sweet boy. He does not scratch on the furniture because he uses his scratching post regularly. Jasper's diet consists of dry food only because he doesn't seem to like canned. He is slo a smart boy and a quick learner.