Tabby kittens & cats in Paso Robles, California

Charlie is a young loving cat. He would love to be an indoor outdoor cat and a backyard to explore. He has been an indoor cat since he was a kitten three years ago. He can be shy at first but will cuddle up and or sit on your lap. He is skittish with new people and needs 12/24 hours to meet someone new. He uses litter box.

Fun Dip and 16 of her siblings had their world turned upside down when their owner suddenly passed away. Her and her siblings made their way to North County Paws Cause, where we are giving her all the love in the world while she waits for her new forever home! Fun Dip is a very mellow and low-key kitty who loves sprawling in the sun and minding her own business. She is a little shy, especially when you first meet her. However, she is a sucker for some good butt scratches! She has never been around dogs, so we are unsure how she reacts to them. She gets along great with other kitties, though! Because she gets easily overstimulated, Fun Dip would not do well in a household with young children.

Meet Manta! She is a very shy, sweet girl who is very easily startled. She prefers hiding in dark cubbies, under the couch, or in a hidey hole than being out and about. However, she absolutely LOVES playing with her foster siblings! You can catch her running around in the middle of the night, chasing her fellow kitties around and playing on the cat trees together. She is a sucker for a good butt scratch, and goes crazy for ball-shaped toys! While Manta is "friendly" per say, she is very, very skiddish still. She was fully feral when she came to NCPC, and her foster has been working every day to slowly bring her out of her shell. She is showing some progress, but if you are interested in adopting her before her foster feels like shes confident enough to go into a forever home, NCPC will need to verify that you are willing to provide her a safe space for her to learn to thrive. She will need a home that is calm, understanding, and persistent in helping her realize that she is loved and she is safe. She is not yet spayed, but all cats and kittens adopted through NCPC guarantee that they will be fixed, microchipped, and up to date on their vaccines. Manta currently has a microchip and is up to date on her vaccines. Manta has been exposed to dogs and other cats. She does not enjoy dogs and is rather afraid of them, but she might be more relaxed around an older/calm dog who ignores her fully. She loves other cats though! If you have questions about Manta, please reach out to North County Paws Cause. Or, reach out to her foster Cammy directly via text or call (805)703-9293