Tabby kittens & cats in Madera, California

A family member found a pregnant stray cat and I opted to adopt the runt of the litter. That was two years ago when I adopted Biscuit. He has grown to be a large, lovable, talkative and very active boy. Though he is very sweet with people, incredibly so, he seems to not get along well with my other cats. The thought of rehoming him is very painful but I am running out of options and want him to go to a loving home. He has never been outside or away from people so it is in his best interest not to be in a shelter or on the streets. He loves to play with laser lights and Christmas ornaments, he loves treats but can't stand lickable treats. He is playful but also a lazy boy. He enjoys sunbathing and playing with hair ties. He really is a very sweet cat, but for 2 years I have tried everything to get him used to to other cats but with no hope. He will be fine one minute then attacking the others the next. Having an older cat at home as well, it is not fair to the other cats to keep him.

We are sadly looking to rehome our two foster cats due to our daughter developing severe allergies that are causing breathing issues. They are indoor cats and are used to a comfortable, loving home environment. There are two cats: * One male tuxedo (black and white) * one orange tabby with beautiful green eyes (2 yrs old) They can be adopted together or separately — we just want them to find safe, caring homes. We also have supplies available, including a catio, automatic feeders, automatic waterer, cat beds, litter boxes, and more. Our priority is finding them a loving, stable home where they will be well cared for. 🐾

We got Viper from the pound when she was a couple months old. We were told that she was fiesty but we still decided to take her home. She took quite a while to adjust to our home but once she was she was playful and would lay in our bed in the mornings waiting for us to wake up. We took in another kitten from outside and she didnt like her at first but now she seems to tolerate her. Over the last year the quality of our apartment has declined due to struggles with the landlord and she seems to have become depressed and has some kind of behavioral or health issue that causes her to pee in the bed. We tried more litter boxes, a phermonal wall plug, UTI medicine and nothing has worked. I don't think we have the means to take care of her should she have some kind of health issue, we couldn't afford to have her ruin another mattress (living in studio apt means we have no way of preventing her of getting to the bed). I'm hoping someone can take her to a new home so she can be happy again.

Two sisters who never asked for any of this.Dutchess and Abigial cling to each other like the world is too big, too loud and too fast. And honestly, inside a shelter, it is.These two gentle girls are scared to death, pressed together in the back of their kennel, trying to make themselves small enough to disappear. They just tremble and wait for something to finally feel safe. The shelter is no place for them. Not with the noise, the barking, the constant movement and the unfamiliar hands. They`re the kind of cats who bloom quietly, slowly, beautifully. Once they`re somewhere calm, somewhere soft, somewhere patient. Somewhere they can exhale.Dutchess and Abigail don`t need much. A quiet room. A warm bed. Someone who understands that trust is earned in tiny steps. Someone who sees the sweetness hiding under all that fear. They`re sisters, best friends and each other`s whole world. What they need now is a home, or even a foster, where they can finally feel safe enough to be themselves. If you`ve ever wanted to make a real difference, this is it. Take a chance on the scared ones. They`re the ones who remember your kindness forever.

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Two sisters who never asked for any of this.Dutchess and Abigial cling to each other like the world is too big, too loud and too fast. And honestly, inside a shelter, it is.These two gentle girls are scared to death, pressed together in the back of their kennel, trying to make themselves small enough to disappear. They just tremble and wait for something to finally feel safe. The shelter is no place for them. Not with the noise, the barking, the constant movement and the unfamiliar hands. They`re the kind of cats who bloom quietly, slowly, beautifully. Once they`re somewhere calm, somewhere soft, somewhere patient. Somewhere they can exhale.Dutchess and Abigail don`t need much. A quiet room. A warm bed. Someone who understands that trust is earned in tiny steps. Someone who sees the sweetness hiding under all that fear. They`re sisters, best friends and each other`s whole world. What they need now is a home, or even a foster, where they can finally feel safe enough to be themselves. If you`ve ever wanted to make a real difference, this is it. Take a chance on the scared ones. They`re the ones who remember your kindness forever.