Pixiebob kittens & cats in Arlington, Virginia

Tigress and Pantera's Personalities DOB: 3/31/26 Tigress and Pantera are friendly, loving and playful partners in crime. They adore each other and are best buddies. They love chasing and wrestling with each other. They often sleep curled up together and sometimes groom each other demonstrating their bond. Turn on a battery operated toy and they are occupied for a long time. They adapt easily to new people and new environments. When they aren't playing or snoozing, the girls love to sit in the window and watch the world go by. Tigress (brown tabby) is a little tiger. She is mostly brown with stripes, but has a cute white dot on her chest and some white on her belly. She's not shy about rolling over for you to give her a belly rub. Tigress is a close second behind her sister Pantera to greet you when you return home. She purrs and then rolls over to greet you. Tigress is fine with being picked up and carried around, especially if this means she can explore a new space. Pantera (black) is a little panther. She has a sleek and shiny black coat - perfect for petting. She is the first to run to greet you with a little meow or chirp to tell you about her day. She is not shy one bit. Pantera loves to curl up next to you or in your lap if she's not already curled up next to her sister. She is easy to pick up and carry around although if she's in play mode, she wiggles for you to put her down so she can chase the imaginary things in her world. What Type of Home They Need These sisters will settle easily into any type of home where they will get plenty of love, interaction and affection. They will thrive in a home with a couple or family with kids over about 8 years of age. Having lots of windows to watch the great outdoors is a plus. Where They Came From The girls came from a loving home where their family asked for help finding them a home together.PLEASE NOTE:  we only adopt to residents of the DC metro area, which includes DC, Prince Georges and Montgomery Counties in MD, and Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William, and Loudoun Counties in VA. Please see our adoption guidelines at  https://spcanova.org/about-us/adoption-policies/. November 8, 2026, 9:45 pm

Felipe's Personality DOB: 2/2025 Felipe is a young, friendly, and playful grey and white tabby. He has cute black toe beans and looks like he’s wearing black lipstick and eyeliner! He LOVES other cats and needs a cat buddy in his forever home. In Felipe’s typical day, he engages one of his two foster “brothers” in chase-and-wrestle games until his brother wears out! Felipe is respectful of his older foster “brother,” who sometimes tries to show Felipe who is “boss.” Felipe loves to play in his “cat tunnel” and chase a toy on a fishing pole. He enjoys pouncing and wrestling with your hand that’s hidden under a blanket. He also likes to hide behind a bedspread and ambush you playfully as you walk past. When playtime is done, Felipe likes to watch the wildlife outside his sunroom window and nap there. Felipe is not shy one bit and settled into is foster home quickly. Never hiding and wanting to explore. He has a quiet meow and rarely speaks. In foster care, he is becoming more affectionate. When first rescued, Felipe was comfortable being petted only when eating. But more and more, he enjoys petting and is getting use to being picked up for short periods of time. His foster mom is confident he will become a true love bug in the right loving home. Type of Home Felipe Needs Felipe is a young, strong cat who needs an experienced cat caretaker who wants to play with him for about an hour a day and is patient about letting him learn to enjoy more affection. He needs another young male cat in his forever home to bond and play with. He may do ok with an older cat-savvy child (12 years or older) who plays with him. No younger children now or in the future. Where Felipe Came From Felipe was found outdoors by a kind family with 3 cats and 2 dogs of their own. They would have loved to keep him but with an already full household, they cared for him until he was transferred to SPCA’s care.PLEASE NOTE:  we only adopt to residents of the DC metro area, which includes DC, Prince Georges and Montgomery Counties in MD, and Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William, and Loudoun Counties in VA. Please see our adoption guidelines at  https://spcanova.org/about-us/adoption-policies/. November 8, 2026, 9:45 pm

Champ's Personality DOB: 1/2025 Note: Champ is being treated for asthma. He's a good boy about getting his current twice daily "puff" of Fluticasone via an Aerokat inhaler. We don't know yet if he will need this treatment long-term or if his initial several month trial can be discontinued later on. His adoption fee is waived. Meet Champ...a playful, affectionate, talkative brown tabby with golden eyes! What’s not to fall in love with? Be prepared for a kitty who follows you around and plops down next to you. Not to worry...if you are wondering where he has wandered off to in your home, just call his name and he's back to you in an instant.  Champ loves being around people - he greets you when you come home and even says hello to your guests! He loves being petted and showing you his belly. Champ also thrives on interactive playtime - especially chasing string toys, carrying little balls around in his mouth, and batting toys around. He snuggles with you in bed at night and is good about sleeping through most of the night. What Type of Home Champ Needs Champ needs a home where he gets plenty of people time. He's a young playful male cat who needs stimulation...interactive play, brushing, and ongoing interaction. He's social, playful and full of personality - an ideal companion for people who want an engaging cat. We haven't seen him interact with kids but he would likely do fine with kids who know how to interact with cats (about 8 years of age or older). We also think Champ would thrive in a home with another young playful male cat. He had a few brief interactions with the older cats in his first foster home with the woman who rescued him from outdoors. Her cats are elderly and not receptive to other cats...but Champ was persistent in wanting to interact with them. Where Champ Came From Champ was a stray kitty found outdoors crying for food and affection. Although he ran right up to the woman who found him, he was also very scared and would hide after eating or hearing a loud noise. He clearly didn't belong outdoors. Now safely indoors, with all of his vetting completed, he's a happy boy loving a good indoor-only life.PLEASE NOTE:  we only adopt to residents of the DC metro area, which includes DC, Prince Georges and Montgomery Counties in MD, and Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William, and Loudoun Counties in VA. Please see our adoption guidelines at  https://spcanova.org/about-us/adoption-policies/. November 8, 2026, 9:45 pm