Maine Coon kittens & cats in Tampa, Florida

Katty is a beautiful black, gray, and brown tabby with the cutest white chest, belly, and little “sock” feet. We’ve loved her since the day we moved into our home, where she had already made herself comfortable, so her exact age is unknown—but her sweet personality shines every day. She absolutely adores attention and melts for chin scratches. Katty recently transitioned to eating only canned soft food due to losing her teeth, and she’s been thriving on it—she’s not a picky eater at all. She has always been an easy, gentle companion: fully litter-trained, never throws up, and listens when told not to do something. Katty has been used to being the only pet in the home, so she may do best as the star of the household, where she can enjoy all the love she gives right back. She’s truly a loving, calm sweetheart ready for her new family. The only reason we’re rehoming her is due to our unfortunate newlandlord policy, and we want her to find a family who will adore her just as much as we do.

He was a stray we got him when he was 4 wks old just showed up at our home. We’ve had him for a year and unfortunately my sons asthma was asking up and his allergy test came back he’s highly allergic to cats. I have 3 kids and my youngest is 5 Pulga has never bitten or scratched him he’s playful and loves to sleep. He’s his own boss as most cats are he’s an amazing pet. When adopted he comes with a litter box automatic food dispenser and a water fountain. I just want him to go to a good home. His vaccines just expired on the 13th of September.

Smokey is the sweetest kitty youll ever meet. He is shy at first, but INCREDIBLY affectionate and forms deep bonds with his person once he’s comfortable, as you can see in the photos. He’ll never forget to remind you about breakfast and he loves to cuddle and be held like a baby. Because Smokey is such a sensitive soul, he sometimes shows stress through his bladder (a common condition in cats called FIC). The good news is that with a steady routine, lots of love, and a urinary-support diet, he does wonderfully. In the right home, he’ll be a happy, healthy companion for years to come. He CAN be adopted with his bonded buddy, Little Chef, but it is not required. Smokey would also be perfectly content being someone’s one-and-only. There’s no way to fit all of Smokey’s wonderful qualities into one paragraph. If you think you might be the right fit, please reach out and feel free to ask any questions. He is ready to meet his forever person.