Bombay kittens & cats in Melbourne, Florida

Meet T’Challa! This handsome boy may be a little shy at first, but once he warms up, he’ll be your loyal snuggle buddy. T’Challa has the sweetest little meow and a nonstop purr that will melt your heart. He’s a polite gentleman who loves pets, playtime, and even gives gentle love bites to let you know when he’s not ready for snuggle time to end! T’Challa enjoys toys, gets the zoomies on the regular, and absolutely loves lounging on a screened-in porch. He’s good with other cats, making him a wonderful companion in a multi-cat home. While he has an independent streak and doesn’t like to be held, that just means your hands stay free for endless petting! T’Challa is vision impaired—one eye was malformed at birth and the other is permanently injured—so his world looks a bit hazy. He can see out of one eye, but he needs someone patient who will approach gently so he doesn’t get startled. Despite this, he lives life to the fullest and is truly a fantastic cat. T’Challa is neutered, vaccinated, FIV/FeLV negative, and microchipped. His adoption fee is $85. 📍 Currently located in Orlando. 📧 Email felinefurcrewrescue@gmail.com or 📱 text (321) 947-0319 for an application!

These three kittens are 9 weeks old. There is one girl and two boys, their names are also temporary so if you’d like to change, you totally can. They are litter trained, eat hard kitten food, they do not have any shots. They have a couple fleas, but I have been keeping up with it and giving them baths. I’m giving the kittens for $30 contact my number if interested thx :)

Please contact Julia (juliawarner004@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.Meet Ink! This sweet girl is friendly, affectionate, and chill. Ink enjoys sitting on the windowsill soaking up the sunshine, scratching her scratching board, and being petted. She loves to make biscuits, and is the type of cat to curl up next to you on the couch or at the foot of your bed. Ink is currently being fostered through Orange County Animal Services. Adoption is $50 and includes spay surgery, initial vaccines, Feline Leuk/FIV testing, and microchip. To meet this kitty please email her foster mom at juliawarner004@gmail.com and share a little bit about where Ink would be living and with whom (children, other pets) so that we can make the purrfect match!Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.June 13, 2026, 9:53 pm

Yenny is a sweet quiet cat. She is surrounded by children and dogs and another cat ( whom I’m also rehoming, and looking to rehome together if possible) but she usually keeps to herself. She is 3 years old and hasn’t gotten any shots but she is spayed and strictly an inside cat. She has never been outside. I am having a baby in a a month and I have already had to pull both of my cats out of the baby’s crib which gives me some anxiety. So unfortunately, even though they are good cats, we are looking to rehome for the safety of our infant. I would love to see her go to a safe and loving home.

Khaleesi is a very affectionate, loyal cat who loves being close to you. She has a big, “dog-like” personality and enjoys being part of your daily life, whether that’s relaxing nearby or following you from room to room.I found her in 2019 trapped under a car, and she’s been deeply loved ever since. She lived in Puerto Rico before moving with me to Florida, where she’s had a safe indoor life.Due to major life changes after having my baby, I’m looking for a calm home where she can get the attention she thrives on.She uses her litter box well and is generally easy to care for. She does need occasional help keeping her back end clean (she’s very tolerant of gentle cleaning and nail trims).She can be talkative and may need patience while adjusting to a new home.Best fit: calm home, someone around often, no small children.Small rehoming fee applies.She is a heavier girl and currently on a lower-calorie diet.

Auri is a sweet, friendly 11 year old tabby. She eats dry food. We have an auto feeder that portions her food at set times of day, and an electric water fountain. We’ve tried many varieties of wet food and she will have none of it. We adopted her at 18 months. The intake we got at her adoption listed “too many pets.” She’s been our only pet and has thrived.She likes to sit beside you but not on your lap. She is so easy going. She’s docile and allows us to easily trim her nails. We have a screened porch and she loves to go out there. She is litter trained and never has trouble. Her rabies vaccine is due Sept. 2026. We are willing to take her to our vet for her well visit. We are moving and will be without a home for 6 months and it’s currently unknown where we will be staying in that time. Fostering her for us is a distinct option. We just are not sure when we can get her back and don’t want that to be a hindrance to her being placed for the care she needs right now.