Tabby kittens & cats in Paso Robles, California

Looking to re-home banjo, a six year old mixed grey tabby (F). Fixed, needs updated vax in march Our home recently became a multi cat household, and we need to re-home banjo into a single cat household. Sweet and timid, banjo loves basking in the sun and snuggling up in blankets. She is a stray rescue who likes to keep to herself. She’s shy with a mixed indoor/outdoor upbringing with some nervous energy. Needs: quiet, calm household w access to climbing fixtures and windows. She is very shy, and needs a new owner who will give her one and one love and attention.

He needs to be rehomed with his brother, Peppers, as a bonded pair due to my grandmother's passing away. He's a little shy at first, but will come around.

Looking to re-home banjo, a six year old mixed grey tabby (F). Fixed, needs updated vax in march Our home recently became a multi cat household, and we need to re-home banjo into a single cat household. Sweet and timid, banjo loves basking in the sun and snuggling up in blankets. She is a stray rescue who likes to keep to herself. She’s shy with a mixed indoor/outdoor upbringing with some nervous energy. Needs: quiet, calm household w access to climbing fixtures and windows. She is very shy, and needs a new owner who will give her one and one love and attention.

He needs to be rehomed with his brother, Peppers, as a bonded pair due to my grandmother's passing away. He's a little shy at first, but will come around.

We found her at 7 weeks old is very sweet but not a good fit for our home. My toddlers do not understand how to be gentle to the cat

We took Kiki in from a family that was moving out of state. She was a stray that showed up at their house and adopted them. She is approximately 5 years old. We have had her about a year and a half and have realized 3 cats is too many for our household. While living with us she has been indoor and outdoor. She is a great hunter and has caught (and eaten) rats and gophers. Kiki also loves to sleep all night on someone's bed, if allowed. She is friendly towards people and likes being petted. She tolerates other cats but doesn't play or snuggle with them. If they try to play with her, she will hiss and run away. Kiki isn't aggressive at all, no scratching or biting. One odd thing about her is that she doesn't bury her poop (similar to a dog), though she does use a litterbox or sandy area in the yard. We think she would do great as the only cat in a household or on a larger property where she has enough of her own space.

Meet Sunday at the Caffeinated Cat Cafe in Grover Beach! Sunday is an amazing sweet mama, who has been fostered for a few months. Her kittens have both been adopted - let's get her a loving home as well! She was previously someone’s pet, but missed her spay appointment. At her rescheduled spay appointment, the attentive vet tech noticed movement in her belly while she was prepping Sunday for her surgery, and asked them to stop, since she had a feeling she was far along, despite not being very big. They confirmed she indeed was very pregnant and cancelled her surgery. The previous owner surrendered her and her unborn kittens, due to the unplanned babies. She was fostered for only three days before she delivered her beautiful kittens on a sunny Sunday morning! That’s where name comes from. She’s a sweet and nurturing, protective and gentle. She is on the shy and timid side, but loves to join in on treat time and playtime.. Not surprising, as she’s a pretty young girl herself! She’s sleek black, with a little white on her chin, white bits here and there on her chest, tummy, and paws. Her intense jade eyes are so gorgeous! She’ll make a family VERY happy with her sweet calm demeanor.