Tabby kittens & cats in Santa Barbara, California

Simba is a gorgeous Orange Tabby with loads of personality. This 10-year-old gentleman loves to eat, play with toys, and lounge in a snuggly chair. He is wicked smart and openly loving (once he gets to know you...). He even chirps!Unfortunately, his long-time owner passed away recently, and a friend decided to adopt him. Two months into the rehoming, she fell and broke her hip and is unable to care for Simba. He's a lovely guy who was just establishing trust, and now he is on the road again looking for a forever home.Come and meet Simba! He will surely thrive with a caring new family. Thanks so much for your interest.

Over a year oldNeutered male; had shotsGreen eyed grey spotted tabby. Extremely sweet and calm boy. Does very well with other cats. Doesn’t like confrontation. Plays gently with younger cats like a good big brother. Doesn’t like dried treats (like temptations) but loves Churu sticks. Does eat dry food but gets really excited for wet food though he’s a little picky and prefers pate. Originally found in an Oxnard cat colony at about a year old or younger. He was TNR'd but after returning to the colony, he kept trying to jump back into the car. After about a week of this, we decided he needs a forever home and not the tough life of the streets.He is affectionate and will stay near you on the couch and sleep in bed with you if you let him. Loves to cuddle and play with stick toys that have tassels/feathers. Loves sitting at an open window for fresh air and sunbathing. Enjoys hiding places (like closets, under the bed & cabinets) and won't turn down a nice box.

Decker and her brother were adopted from the Santa Maria shelter as kittens, 5 years ago. They were best friends until a few months ago when her brother became aggressive, territorial and jealous of any attention given to her. Decker has become so afraid of him, she has had to be fed in a separate area and spends most of her time in a high loft she can jump to, but he can’t reach. After trying various solutions recommended by animal behaviorists, veterinarians and online experts, I have decided it is best for Decker to live in a calm home where she can feel safe. She has never been outdoors, but enjoys watching outside from a large catio she has access to in the daytime. She needs to be an indoor cat, with someone who can give her lots of attention and help her feel safe and confident. She is beautiful with her unique orange coat of very fine, soft fur, has a sweet disposition and loves being pet and brushed.

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