Tabby kittens & cats in Martinez, California

Jack is an affectionate and lively cat. His curiosity and playfulness sometimes get him into trouble but also provide endless entertainment. He also loves his people and is full of personality. Jack belongs to my elderly mother, who can no longer take care of him. His behavior has changed with her decline, and some of the challenges he has (such as using the litter box) seem directly related to her struggles to keep up with his care. She is heartbroken to have to give him up and hopes that he finds a good and loving home

Quackers is a sweet, elderly kitty who enjoys spending his days lounging in the sun or cuddling up with his people. His younger brother, Jack, has kept him young at heart. Quackers belongs to my elderly mother, who can no longer take care of him. She is heartbroken to have to give him up and hopes that he finds a good and loving home. He would make a good companion for any household.

Adorable ~3-month-old male brown tabby kitten looking for a loving home. He was rescued from a home where he could no longer be cared for and has always lived indoors—he has never been on the street. He is a sweet, beautiful young kitten, and we are currently caring for him while we find him a safe, loving, permanent home.

Jasper & Sterling are 2 of 4 kittens born to Coco Channel on 7/1/26 in my home. Coco, their Mom is a friendly, sweet Tortie Community Cat I've looked after for many months.☆It's best to rehome these siblings together. Their other 2 siblings were adopted together. Sterling is a beautiful gray. She's healthy, curious, playful and purrs when petted. Jasper is a growing, healthy kitten better adopted with a sibling. Sterling (I believe she's female) has an adorable face and Spirit that will melt your heart. Jasper has been reserved but has become more outgoing, & affectionate. They are pair bonded and playful together. Jasper & Sterling are litter box trained.

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.

Max is a spunky 11-year old who loves humans and wants to be the only cat in the house. You will never be bored: he sits on laps, acknowledges your every mood, and is quite interactive and verbal. He was great company for my husband who was confined to bed the last years of his life. However, he does not like Zina, the other cat who has been with us many more years. Max wants simply to be the center of attention and you will be his center of attention. He is a perfect cat for someone who wants, but is unable to have a dog! Max is a big cat, weighing 17 lbs. He likes to drink from the kitchen sink and adores treats. He is very food-motivated. He has been an indoor cat the last three years although a previous owner allowed him outside. I am moving from an house to a small apartment in a retirement home and unable to accommodate both cats. I will miss Max but his personality is just too large for my tiny space. Your questions welcomed.

Ciara came to us about a year ago when her owner unexpectedly passed away. She had lived in a house with a few other cats and got along well with them. She then thought she had found her forever home when she was abruptly returned to the organization. She is nothing but the sweetest thing and loves to snuggle, be a lap cat, she loves to play with a lazer pointer, crinkly toys and loves a bit of cat nip from time to time as a guilty pleasure. This amazing cat needs to hit the jack pot with this next phase of her life and know that this is going to be her forever home. Cats live up to 20 years and are not disposable and need to be considered as part of your family. 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.

Eudora will do best as the only cat in a calm, adult home with cat-experienced people who understand her boundaries. She can become stressed when she sees other cats outside, so a home where she isn’t regularly exposed to neighborhood cats would help her feel secure and set her up for success.

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