Tabby kittens & cats in Flagstaff, Arizona

Missy is a diabetic, 6 year old cat. The hope was to get her into remission, but unfortunately our older cat does not get along with her and it is causing issues because of it. Because the older cat was here first, we are letting go of Missy. She is extremely food motivated because of her diabetes and that needs to be managed, but if an animal is nice to her, she gets along with them fine. She is very clingy, which is good for people who want a lap cat. She is a very sweet cat, but unfortunately she just doesn't fit into our home with our older cat. You'll get whatever diabetic food we have left, a glucose reader for cats, some insulin, her quick release collar, and her blanket, along with some cat toys of her choosing. We have a cat bed as well.

Larry is a 6 year old indoor/outdoor cat who loves to chase birds and is a great mouser. He also likes to have people around and gets separation anxiety when left alone overnight. He can be aggressive when he is stressed or anxious and needs a home where people are around and don’t travel a lot.

Missy is a diabetic, 6 year old cat. The hope was to get her into remission, but unfortunately our older cat does not get along with her and it is causing issues because of it. Because the older cat was here first, we are letting go of Missy. She is extremely food motivated because of her diabetes and that needs to be managed, but if an animal is nice to her, she gets along with them fine. She is very clingy, which is good for people who want a lap cat. She is a very sweet cat, but unfortunately she just doesn't fit into our home with our older cat. You'll get whatever diabetic food we have left, a glucose reader for cats, some insulin, her quick release collar, and her blanket, along with some cat toys of her choosing. We have a cat bed as well.

Larry is a 6 year old indoor/outdoor cat who loves to chase birds and is a great mouser. He also likes to have people around and gets separation anxiety when left alone overnight. He can be aggressive when he is stressed or anxious and needs a home where people are around and don’t travel a lot.

Hi, I`m Oscar, and this is my daughter, Ophelia! We are a deeply bonded pair who have been together our whole lives. Sadly, our owner passed away, and we are now looking for a home where we can stay together.We are both very affectionate with people and are proven cat-friendly! We absolutely LOVE to cuddle with each other and have a blast playing with toys. I (Oscar) am more outgoing and social, and Ophelia is the shyer one. We balance each other out perfectly!Our adoption fee for both of us is $200. Come meet this dynamic, loving duo!

Naomi is a bright, adventurous little explorer who brings joy everywhere she goes. She’s confident, playful, and always ready to discover something new — whether that’s a crinkly toy, a climbing spot, or a friendly lap. She does wonderfully with other cats and even dogs, and she’d be happiest in a home where she can have another kitty companion to share her fun with. Sweet, loving, and full of curiosity, Naomi is the perfect mix of spunky and snuggly. Contact her foster at (928) 970-2138 Naomi is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, and ready for her forever family.

Meet Ron - a sensitive, affectionate guy with the tiniest meow and the biggest heart. Ron’s world was turned upside down when his owner passed away. After escaping his home, he spent two frightening weeks on his own before being safely trapped - though not without sustaining injuries from a scuffle along the way. When Ron first arrived at the shelter, he was understandably scared and defensive, growling and hissing as he tried to cope.With time, care, and a little space to decompress, Ron transformed. After being neutered and given the chance to relax, his true personality emerged. Now he loves being petted and will happily shove his head into your hand for more! He may take a little time to warm up to new people, but once you earn his trust, you’re in for life.Ron’s history with other cats, dogs, or children is unknown. He is a sensitive soul and the noise and activity of the shelter - especially barking dogs - can be stressful for him. Because of his past and his gentle nature, Ron needs to be an indoor-only cat. He would likely do best in a calm, quiet home with older, respectful children.If you’re looking for a loyal companion who just needs a little patience and understanding, Ron might be your perfect match.