Calico kittens & cats in Madisonville, Tennessee

Delilah is about 5 years old. She was given to my 81 year mother about 2 years ago as a companion cat. My mother’s health is failing and she is no longer able to care for Delilah as needed. Delilah has a sensitive stomach and sometimes throws up if she eats too fast. She requires food specifically for cats with stomach issues. We have been feeding her Purina One Sensitive Stomach formula. I am allergic to cats and am unable to take Delilah in. She really is a sweet cat, and I’m hoping that someone will be able to take her in. She loves to lounge in a sunny window and loves to get pets and chin scratches (her absolute favorite).

Super sweet Strawberry and Shortcake are perfect! They are polite and playful and like to help with the chores, like scooping the litter pan and sweeping.

Lola was abandoned in a trailer park when her previous owners moved away, leaving her to fend for herself. Alone and pregnant, she hid underneath their vacant trailer for safety. Despite her fear, she would often follow the neighborhood children around the park, looking for comfort.Lola soon gave birth to three beautiful kittens. Thankfully, a kind neighbor climbed under the trailer to rescue the whole family.Now, all of Lola's kittens have been adopted, and it is finally her turn! Lola is a gorgeous dilute tortie who loves to cuddle. Her absolute favorite spot is perched on a shoulder, snuggling right into your neck. She is ready for a fresh start and a forever home.

At 12 years young, Marilyn Monroe is living proof that love, joy, and sweetness dont fade with agethey just get stronger. This little lady may have been through a lot, but youd never know it from the way she greets the world: with soft meows, gentle affection, and a heart that seems to love everyone she meets.Marilyn has no teeth, a bit of arthritis in her front legs (which gives her the most adorable T-Rex arms as she hobbles over to you), and some ongoing medical needsincluding a special diet and monitoring for cystitis and a lung nodule. But heres the important part: she doesnt let any of that define her. She is truly one of the happiest, most loving cats you will ever meet.She will talk to you for attention, toddle her way over, and melt right into your arms. She absolutely adores her peoplewhether shes curled up in her cozy cat bed or snuggled in yours, she just wants to be close. And while spa days arent her favorite, she sweetly tolerates brushing because she knows it makes her feel good.Thanks to FFF, Marilyns adopter wont have to worry about the financial side of her careall of her vetting and special food will be covered for the rest of her life. What she needs is someone willing to open their heart to a hospice/senior kitty and give her the love-filled home she so deeply deserves.Everyone who meets Marilyn Monroe falls head over heelsand its easy to see why. Shes not just a cat shes a once-in-a-lifetime kind of soul.If youve ever thought about making a difference for a senior cat, Marilyn is waiting to meet you.

Uniqua is an absolute doll! Shes very friendly and wants hands all over her, but she wont sit still for photos or snuggles. Her foster momma has been trying to give her lap cat lessons but shes slow to catch on. Uniqua comes running as soon as she walks in the door and swishes back and forth while she pets all over her. Shes very much like a kitten in the way she plays and how she doesnt stay still unless shes asleep!

Goldies story is one of resilience, patience, and learning that maybejust maybepeople arent so bad after all.Trapped alongside her kittens, Goldie didnt choose to leave the only life she knew. Change was scary, and shes taken her time adjusting to it. Shes still a shy girl who prefers the comfort of a cozy hiding spot, watching the world from a safe distance. But bring out some food, and suddenly Goldie remembers that curiosity (and snacks) can be pretty powerful motivators.Underneath that cautious exterior is a gentle soul with the softest fur youve ever feltseriously, its kind of her thing. With a little patience and a lot of love, Goldie has all the potential to continue blossoming at her own pace.She would do best in a calm home as an only cat, or with one very friendly, confident kitty who can show her the ropes and help her learn that trust isnt so scary after all.Goldie isnt the kind of cat who will demand attentionbut shes the kind youll feel honored to earn it from.

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