Bombay kittens & cats in Roanoke, Virginia

Serge, an 8-year-old male half British Bombay, is a well-behaved and active cat who loves to play fetch with cat toys and take long naps in cave-like cozy spots. He enjoys cuddles and showing his belly, often sitting on your lap for some quick love before exploring his next adventure. Serge is healthy (recent vet checkup confirmed), fixed, and good with other cats (unsure about dogs). He's been an indoor cat all his life with no bathroom or behavioral issues. This rare breed is known for its longevity and endearing personality traits. We can provide all his vet history paperwork. If you'd like to meet this handsome fella, reach out to Melinda at (863) 513-8487 / mmellott1298@gmail.com! We, the Lynchburg Humane Society, are assisting the owners in marketing this pet to help find a new home. The pet is not in the custody of the Lynchburg Humane Society. The Lynchburg Humane Society, Inc. makes no claims or representations regarding the temperament, disposition or health of any animal adopted or rehomed. I release The Lynchburg Humane Society, Inc. and its agents from any liability for injuries to persons or damages to property caused by said animal. Please contact the owner if you are interested in meeting or adopting this pet! You can find their information by viewing the pet's bio!

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This was my uncles cat. He recently passed away and family has been taking care of him in his original home. His home is now going to be rented out to new owners and they have dogs and he doesn’t get along with them. He is a very sweet cuddly cat. He is strictly indoors. He is around 4 yrs old. His picture doesn’t do the orange color justice.

This cat was a stray from two years ago when she ended up on my front doorstep. I took her in trying to help her now I’ve found out that I’m allergic to cats. Now I cannot continue to take care of her. She! Is very affectionate, very curious and loves to play. She is great in the litter box and really doesn’t get on the counters or tear up furniture she is a good pet I just can’t keep her.

Romeo showed up during a bitter winter. Initially, I thought she was male, thus her name. She is a very small cat, which I think is the result of malnourishment during development. Romeo has been with me about 5 yrs, and is fully grown but is very small. She is docile for the most part, unless she feels threatened, so a slow introduction to other cats and dogs is essential. Romeo acclimated to 2 sisters in our home, which took about 6 months total. Now those sisters are deceased, and she is currently my only inside/outside cat. When Romeo started coming around, it was clear that she had an extreme upper respiratory infection, which she will carry the rest of her life. About 2 years ago, a severe infection required a vet visit and a round of antibiotics, but once through with that, she bounced back very well. Romeo is playful and very social with humans. I am a Stage IV metastatic breast cancer patient, and need to rehome my cats before I can no longer care for them.