Tabby kittens & cats in Martinez, California

She is super loving and very affectionate. She, most of the time prefers affection over food. This new owner needs to give her attention throughout the day. And she is very playful, so I think it would be best if she was brought into a family who already shares a cat. She would like to have another cat to play with.

She is super loving and very affectionate. She, most of the time prefers affection over food. This new owner needs to give her attention throughout the day. And she is very playful, so I think it would be best if she was brought into a family who already shares a cat. She would like to have another cat to play with.

I rescued my kitten from the street when she was very young. She is now 9 months old and has been raised with lots of love and care. She is affectionate, playful, curious, and very sweet. With a heavy heart, I’m looking for a new home for her because, since having my baby, I’m no longer able to give her the time and attention she deserves. My hope is to find a loving, responsible family who will care for her and give her a safe, forever home.

Bartleby is extremely sweet and lazy. He has never once scratched or bit in the entire 6 years I’ve had him. He mostly sleeps a lot and loves a good chin scratch. He’s not very smart (he’s orange), and he doesn’t ever jump higher than about couch height. But he’s very lovable. He doesn’t groom himself much in his old age, so I give him a bath every couple of weeks. His favorite food is yoghurt, so he gets a little as a treat now and then.He’s indoor only but if you have a balcony he would love to be out there sleeping in a sunspot. He never tries to jump.I wish I could keep him but the place I’m moving to doesn’t allow pets.

River and his brother Otter are available for adoption. They are so sweet. River and Otter play together all day. They came from a little cozy hutch in the bushes and all they know how to do is play. They started off wild and fending for themselves. Now they have an opportunity to be cared for and in return make very sweet companions. Are you looking for a soft furry and fun friend? Look no further!

Would you foster Marbles and his lifelong companion, Ashes?Marbles knows exactly what matters: warm naps, gentle company, and a welcoming lap.This sweet orange gentleman loves chin scratches, curling up beside his people, and quietly keeping them company. He is wonderful with children and happiest in a calm indoor home.Marbles has early kidney disease, which mainly means he urinates more often. He reliably uses a Breeze litter system with a daily-change pad, and there you go.We are seeking a foster home for about six months while one of his humans recovers from an illness. If recovery takes longer, we remain fully committed to him.We will cover vet care, medications, food, litter, favorite beds, and transition support.Marbles and Ashes have spent nearly their entire lives together and must remain a pair.https://www.adoptapet.com/rehome/mypets/48729603

My Cubby is a great cat!! He is super lovable. Curious and smart. I am so sad to have to part with him and I hope to find him a good home. It isn’t about money but finding him a good home. He loves kids and cuddling. He is house trained and gets along with other cats. He is only 1 year old.

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Supper fun playful kitten ready to come home with you. SHe will need to be adopted with one of her siblings or into a home with another active cat/kitten for him to play with. Kittens are best adopted in pairs to help with Single Kitten Syndrome. It is not a good idea to adopt a kitten in a house with a senior cat. Older cats typically don't like to "baby sit". Here are great links to help you transition with your new Cat/kitten. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/bringing-home-your-new-kitten https://www.meowfoundation.com/resources/new-cat/ Please give your new kitten/cat time to acclimate to your home. It’s called the rule of 3/3/3. The first 3 days your new pet will be unsettled and scared, unsure of what’s going on. About 3 weeks your new pet will start to feel at home and more confident. Within 3 months your new pet will feel safe and secure that he/she has finally found a final forever home. Smooth Transitions A new cat/kitten should be isolated in one room (a bathroom is best so he/she can’t hide under a bed or couch) for 7-10 days. This also allows the cats to become familiar with the sounds and scents of the house. If you have other cat(s) and/or dogs this allows for proper introductions for each other before meeting, which tends to smooth out the first encounter considerably. Make sure you spend lots of quality time with your new cat/kitten during the isolation period so that he/she associates the new smells and sounds of the new cat with positive attention. Eventually, you may introduce the new cat within a carrier to the other cat and judge the response. When the introduction response becomes neutral or calmly interested, a barrier-free meeting may be in order. Trust your read on the mood between the cats. We feed our kittens/cats Kirkland brand cat/kitten food.. Make sure to transition onto the food you will be feeding slowly to help from getting loose stool, continued diarrhea can cause dehydration and can become a medical emergency. PLEASE TAKE THE STEPS NEEDED TO REGISTER YOUR PET’S MICROCHIP We are a 100% volunteer run organization. We are always looking for amazing volunteers.

Narnia has CH - "Wobbly Kitten" Cerebellar hypoplasia is a developmental condition in which the cerebellum fails to develop properly. The cerebellum is the portion of the brain that controls fine motor skills, balance, and coordination. The condition is not painful or contagious. Typical symptoms are jerky or uncoordinated walking, swaying from side to side when trying to walk, a goose-stepping gait called hypermetria, mild head tremors and/or intention tremors. Supper fun playful kitten ready to come home with you. He will need to be adopted with one of his siblings or into a home with another active cat/kitten for him to play with. Kittens are best adopted in pairs to help with Single Kitten Syndrome. It is not a good idea to adopt a kitten in a house with a senior cat. Older cats typically don't like to "baby sit". Here are great links to help you transition with your new Cat/kitten. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/bringing-home-your-new-kitten https://www.meowfoundation.com/resources/new-cat/ Please give your new kitten/cat time to acclimate to your home. It’s called the rule of 3/3/3. The first 3 days your new pet will be unsettled and scared, unsure of what’s going on. About 3 weeks your new pet will start to feel at home and more confident. Within 3 months your new pet will feel safe and secure that he/she has finally found a final forever home. Smooth Transitions A new cat/kitten should be isolated in one room (a bathroom is best so he/she can’t hide under a bed or couch) for 7-10 days. This also allows the cats to become familiar with the sounds and scents of the house. If you have other cat(s) and/or dogs this allows for proper introductions for each other before meeting, which tends to smooth out the first encounter considerably. Make sure you spend lots of quality time with your new cat/kitten during the isolation period so that he/she associates the new smells and sounds of the new cat with positive attention. Eventually, you may introduce the new cat within a carrier to the other cat and judge the response. When the introduction response becomes neutral or calmly interested, a barrier-free meeting may be in order. Trust your read on the mood between the cats. We feed our kittens/cats Kirkland brand cat/kitten food.. Make sure to transition onto the food you will be feeding slowly to help from getting loose stool, continued diarrhea can cause dehydration and can become a medical emergency. PLEASE TAKE THE STEPS NEEDED TO REGISTER YOUR PET’S MICROCHIP We are a 100% volunteer run organization. We are always looking for amazing volunteers.