Russian Blue kittens & cats in Newport, Tennessee

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Meet Nala! Nala is 6 years old and is part blue Russian/diluted tortie. She is beautiful and super sweet once she warms up to you, but is a bit skittish and likes to hide around new company until she gets to know you. She does like to be petted on her terms and when she’s in the mood, but once she's ready she's really affectionate :) She is ok with dogs, but if they want to play or chase her she will hide. She likes to lay around the house and loves her window hammock; she is very low maintenance. We would love for her to go to a dog free home, or at least dogs that are calm and don’t chase and terrorize. Nala is ready to receive love and affection. If adopted, we do have lots of free items for her necessity if desired, including a large cat tree, window hammock, food and water bowl, and a nice food container. Unfortunately, we have two small dogs that don't allow her to roam freely and constantly chase her, so we would love for her to go to a less stressful environment for her.

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Vincent Van Meow is the purrfect lap warmer for the holidays! He loves snuggles, cuddles & catnip. He’s an avid nature watcher, true foodie and toy fanatic. Vincent is friendly, confident and good with gentle children. This sweet purr machine would be the perfect ‘only cat’ for his loving furever family. Neutered, vaccinated (rabies, FVRCP, leukemia), microchipped, FIV/leukemia negative. He's ready to go home! Reach out to set up a meeting with Vincent.

This is one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make, but I’m looking for a loving, stable home for Helena where she can truly thrive. She deserves consistent attention, time, and stability, and right now I’m not able to give her everything she needs. Helena is very loved, and this decision comes from putting her best interests first. I want her to have a home where she can receive lots of love, patience, and care, and where she can grow happy and secure. Letting her go is not easy, but I believe it’s the right choice so she can have the life she deserves. Thank you to anyone willing to open their heart and home to her 🤍

We aren't going to sugarcoat it. It's been a challenge finding Grey Cat a home. She has just recently started accepting other cats in her space, even sharing her cat tree. She also loves to follow her people, make biscuits and getting pet, until she's done. When she's decided she has had enough, there's not always a warning and she swats.Grey cat was believed to be feral when we were told about her. We took her for surgery and discovered she had already been spayed. She was returned to where she was being fed and the residents told us she was permitting them to pet her and they wondered if she could find a better home.We agreed to try. And that's when we discovered her sometimes off-putting personality. But Grey Cat has been in foster for a long time. She has made great strides in accepting others and with trust. We can't guarantee she won't swat if overstimulated, actually we can pretty much guarantee she will. So Grey Cat is looking for an experienced cat home, with other nonaggressive cats. She will also accept dogs who won't bother her. Grey Cat loves wand toys and bird watching. She has also been known to play in her water dish.