Calico kittens & cats in Titusville, Florida

Sadie-Sue is a super sweet and loving 12 year old "Tortie" shorthaired cat. When younger, she was an inside/outside cat, but now she spends most of her time in a patio. She is litter box trained and is all up to date with her shots. She does not have experience with other animals other than the ones she would encounter when she would roam. Since she no longer does that, she does not have any exposure to other animals. She has a mild grass allergy which is why she no longer goes outside. She loves looking out windows and playing with cat toys. Sadie is a very calm and friendly cat who would make a great companion.

Cat was from feral litter, gift for my brother from my nephews, brother died. At funeral we were asked to take, family agreed. Family is alive but no longer live here, and have said they cannot take her. She shreds furniture and people when frustrated and will not tolerate another animal here. She needs to be with in a home with no pets and an owner who will be home. The more bored she is the more destructive she becomes.

I’m helping rehome a sweet 6-year-old cat who has been with our family for the past five years. She is fully litter trained, loves attention, and enjoys being around people. I’m assisting with finding her a new home because her original owner, a family member of mine, is no longer able to care for her. She deserves a loving, stable home where she can continue to thrive.

Cleo is a two-year-old female calico cat with short hair. She is very friendly loves to cuddle on the couch and on top of the bed loves to play love treats and comes when you call her. Even though she grew up with a small dog, she is territorial and gets along great with kids and adults, but not so great with other cats as she wants to dominate all the spaces.. We will include an automatic cat feeder toys, litter box and more. She is a healthy cat with everything up-to-date. She has no special needs.

Buttons was originally a TNR project I found hanging with her raccoon family by the local dump. She was really young- maybe 4-5 months old- and incredibly skittish, but willing to trust- so I decided to spend about 2 months getting familiar with her. After a scuffle with a local older cat (and dysentery fears) I decided to capture her faster than anticipated, and with the help of Brozanski For Cats, got her into a feral trap for a vet exam the next day. A day after the vet, we discovered that she is Feline Leukemia positive- though clearly in decent health, and weve been looking for new homes since, as to not risk the resident cat. It's important to remember that feline leukemia, though scary, isn't a death sentence, and she'd do perfectly well as a single family cat, or with other FeLV positives! She is shy, as she's only been around people full time for a month, but she's been making steady progress with me, and is now a butt pat demander and a professional biscuit maker.

Please contact Julianne (jnmarrie@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.Meet Opal! After raising her babies and watching them all get adopted, while she was sadly overlooked, this sweet girl is looking for her happy ending. Opal LOVES to be pet and scratched, especially around her ears/head and just above her tail. She is a shy gal, but she is always gentle and she also LOVES other cats. Her foster mom introduced her to her resident cats and she immediately approached them for nuzzles and head butts. She is FIV+, but this is truly nothing to fear. She will live a full life and, aside from being aware that she has a weaker immune system, her diagnosis does not require special medical attention. FIV is most often transmitted through a deep puncture wound from an infected cat. Therefore, cats who test positive for FIV CAN live with FIV-negative cats with minimal risk of transmission as long as they do not fight to the point of biting. For more information, please visit https://www.alleycat.org/resources/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv/. Opal is a gentle girl who loves the company of other cats and kittens, so she will be a wonderful addition in a quiet home that can give her time to open up and feel safe with them. Her adoption fee is $50 - she is spayed, microchipped, negative for FeLV, and has all of her initial vaccines. To meet Opal, please email her foster mom at: jnmarrie@gmail.com.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 25, 2025, 1:34 pm

Look how well Sunni is acclimating to life inside ☀️ If you remember, this kitty was trapped in a really awful neighborhood for cats to live. Razzy and Thomas both came from this location and both have bb or pellets in them from being shot. There was also a cat there that had been purposely run over 😢 Sunni is only 2 and she’s ready to find her home 🏡 Thanks to a little time and patience from her foster mom Angela, Sunni has a bright future ahead of her ☀️

Scooter is ready to find his family 🤍🩶 This handsome guy is 11 months old and is really becoming a lap cat! He was trapped as a younger kitten and was quite spicy at the time. His fosters never gave up on him and he’s turned into a completely different cat! Scooter runs up to greet people and comes when he is called. He often jumps in laps to be pet and enjoys getting attention. Scooter gets along well with other cats and likes to untie shoes - he even teaches his friends to do the same 😹 He is a good helper and tries hard to clean with you when it’s time.

Siblings Tangerine (m) and Kiwi (f) are about 3 months old and ready to find their family! These two were living outside until their caretakers caught them to bring in. They were a little spicy at first, but have come so far! Now they play with toys, love other cats, kittens, and cat friendly dogs, and even like people. Both of them will snuggle and purr and enjoy being pet. They will be shy at first, but make good companions. We do ask that kittens go in pairs unless you have another kitten or young cat at home. You can research single kitten syndrome and adopting kittens in pairs to learn why!