Tabby kittens & cats in Saratoga, California

Luna is a Tabby Cat that has been a part of our family for the past 2 years. She has been an indoor cat. She is great with kids and likes to be in her own world. She is a big girl, who loves her naps. She is over weight so she has problems self grooming so we bath her every week keep her clean. She does not like to be touched in her bottom and will fuss of you try to wipe her. She likes to be pet. She does okay with baths but she will fuss and try to get away. And she is a great indoor cat and can be alone just make sure she has food and water. She does shed hair so we have a hair vaccum that we use to remove the excess of hair. She will go with everything she needs, bed, litter, brushes, food, treats, vaccum, everything.We just want to find a good home for her, before surrending her to the shelter.

I adopted Avery when she was 6 months old. She is now about 9 years old. Though she is a bit of an old lady she still tends to get the zoomies and jump off the walls (literally) every now and again. She loves the sun and being by windows but is mostly an indoor cat with a curiosity for the outdoors. She loves running for her treats as well and loves playing with yarn or string. When I adopted Avery, she was and still is very skittish/nervous, shy, and was the only kitten hiding under the kennel way in the corner. She is not much of a people person but on some occasions, she will go up to people voluntarily and want to be petted. This is how she chose me when she was a kitten. Avery really is a sweetheart. When given her space she warms up to people. She is very introvert and likes her own space and peace of quiet. (Never been exposed to other animal) Allergies have been bad for my husband and now extreme for my toddler. At this point we need to rehome to a loving and patient human.

This is Percy! Percy is 1.5 years old and he is incredibly friendly. We fostered him from the San Jose Animal Shelter as a malnourished kitten and ended up loving him so much we kept him. He has one of the best and most adorable cat personalities I have ever met. If it were not for my serious allergies we would be definitely be keeping him. He loves to be snuggled and held! He would do great with kids as he is not aggressive and always sweet. Ideally his home has someone around to play with or keep him company most of the time as he is happiest when there is someone to sit on or lie next to.

Stripes showed up as tiny feral kitten at a retreat center in 2014 and has lived her whole life outdoors. She has survived vicious attacks and many dangers and now deserves the safety and comfort of a warm indoor home. She is gentle, affectionate and deeply loving. Because trust has been hard-earned, she is wary of all people except me. With patience, she could bond safely with another and reveal her incredible sweetness. Having lived outdoors, Stripes is agile, fast, and alert, with sharp reflexes and strong survival instincts. When frightened, she runs and hides, but in a calm, secure space, she can relax and trust. Stripes would thrive in a quiet, peaceful home with someone who gets that trust takes time. She needs a safe place to finally let her guard down and for the right person, she be the most gentle, loving companion. Her favorite things are her warm heated bed, or a warm cozy lap - she likes being brushed or pet, and she loves Churu lickable treats and water fountains.

Meet the incredibly handsome, amazingly talented, and genuinely loving sweethearts of AARF’s One Direction litter - Niall and Liam! The boys are great with cat-friendly dogs and cats of all ages! They love each other and everyone else too! Their favorite hobbies include a serious game of wand toy, watching cat tv like it’s their job, laying on or alongside you for some movie time, wrestling and playing with each other, and of course, doing just about anything to show off for a Churu treat! They love a high perch spot like a tall cat tree or wall shelves, and if given the chance to demonstrate their mountain goat jumping skills, they will shine and amaze anyone with their athleticism! The resounding theme with this adorable pair is: play hard, love hard, be awesome - repeat. Niall - the observer who can easily entertain himself with a ping pong ball for hours, but plays tag with his brother like a pro. He is easy-going, good natured, and gentle. Niall is the master of poses and facial expressions and is a pretty laid back kitty. This buff (aka dilute orange) tabby loves lap time and it’s rare for his foster mom to sit down and not have him in her lap in 2.0 seconds. Liam - his vibrant orange color is like he’s on high definition (truly, pictures don’t capture how brilliant his coloring is) and with his big innocent Puss In Boots eyes it’s hard not to want to shower him with smooches 24/7. Liam absolutely loves to watch tv or phones, an adorable quirk that makes watching anything a unique experience. Put on cat tv and you’ll have made a friend for life! He is playful, sweet, and always happy! These boys would love a chance to meet you virtually and/or in person and are available for a private meet and greet! They can be adopted together or each would make a great +1 for a resident kitten that needs a loving and fun companion friend/add-on sibling. To start the adoption process, an application must be completed and approved. You will find our full adoption process and the application at www.aarflove.org. We also have kitty adoption events most Saturdays from 12-3pm, where you can meet and interact with some of our available kitties. See our website for more information.

To start the adoption process, an application must be completed and approved. You will find our full adoption process and the application at www.aarflove.org. We also have kitty adoption events most Saturdays from 12-3pm, where you can meet and interact with some of our available kitties. See our website for more information.

Nala was born January 27th 2022. A co-worker of mine was looking for homes for her kittens and I took her brother and her in. They are inseparable as they are very attached to one another, so I adopted them both. She is very sweet and loving, always wants attention and has an adorable meow. I really do not want to give her away, but we are moving and cannot take them with us. They've only ever known an apartment and have been exposed to the outside and love it. I think someone with property or a farm would be great for them or a home with mature kids that could gives lot's of attention. I'm looking to adopt out both cats together or they will become very depressed. They had their first set of shots but never got their second and are both fixed. They are healthy but it's been some time since they've been to the doctor. Would love to meet!