Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Big Stone Gap, Virginia

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Hi there. I’m Zsa Zsa, and yes — the name is as fabulous as I am.I tried the whole blended family life — you know, dogs, other cats, tiny sticky humans.... It was a lot. Turns out, I’m more of a “me and you against the world” kind of girl. I like my peace, my quiet, and my head rubs on demand.At first, I may act like I don’t know you — because I don’t. But give me a little time and I’ll be flopping over for chin scratches and purring like a Rolls Royce. No peasants, no pawparazzi, just you, me, and unlimited attention. Sound fabulous? Then come meet me, darling. I’m ready for my forever home… as long as I’m the only one in it.

Meet Bashful, the cat with a heart full of sweetness and a dash of shyness. True to his name, Bashful takes his time to warm up to new friends and new situations, but once he does, he's as affectionate and loving as they come. He might need a little patience to come out of his shell, but his quiet, gentle nature makes every moment worth the wait. Whether he's curled up in a cozy corner or cautiously peeking around the room, Bashful is a reminder that the best things in life are worth waiting for.

Say hello to Piggy — a beautifully round bundle of love and purrs. She’s got a heart as soft as her belly and a personality that’s all calm and kindness. Piggy isn’t in a rush for anything — she takes life one cozy nap at a time, and she’s always down to share a quiet moment. Whether she’s lounging like a queen or offering a slow blink of affection, Piggy is the definition of comfort and charm.Big in size, bigger in love. 💕

Animal Shelter of Sullivan County423-279-2741animal.shelter@sullivancountytn.gov380 Massengill Rd, Blountville, TN, 37617

Cooper is our lovely senior boy, looking for a nice, calm home. He is very sweet and lovey-dovey. Can be nervous around some men. When he's comfortable with you, he's not shy to "tell you" what he's thinking and what he wants. He is very food motivate, but he needs to be fed with caution. He will eat until he vomits and then since his tummy is now empty, he wants to eat again. We find that it is best to feed him measured meals, 3 times a day. He's currently eating some kibble with the canned food mixed in with it and that seems to keep him from vomiting much better than if he were just left to scarf it down. He's in really good health and is up to date on his vaccines, he's been neutered and recently visited the vet for his checkup. He did well. He does sometimes get stressed with noise and can vomit. Once he's chilled out, he's fine. Doesn't happen often, but I guess everyone can have a bad day. He's currently out of state, but will be transported at no cost to the adopter. He is a special little boy that needs a great home to make the rest of his life the best years yet! Someone to make him feel so wanted and so loved and to spoil him to bits! If that could be you, please contact us for more information about Cooper!