Tabby kittens & cats in Vacaville, California

Adopted him as a kitten around 2011 from a shelter I volunteered at in high school, where he received all his shots and was already neutered. His microchip likely has the name "Beau", but I named him Hyde (Mr Hyde, Hydey-poo). He had an adorable short tail that he would wag like a dog, and as a kitten was very energetic and would climb my clothes all the way up to my shoulder. Hyde is a cat that everyone who met him has loved, even if they were not a cat-person. Now, as an elderly cat, he is much less energetic but still likes to play with string. He is very affectionate, especially after feeding him some wet food. I feed him wet food once or twice a day. He loves to rest on the bed and look out the window and hang out with me while I work at my desk. He cuddles nightly and doesn't mind being picked up almost like a rag doll. I am moving across the country for a new job where I can't keep him, and unfortunately I can't wait for him to pass away as this opportunity will pass.

His name is Macchiato. He’s a 2 year old orange tabby looking for a new home. He’s a bit timid, but very curious and playful once you get to know him. All vaccines up to date to 2 years old. He’s neutered and in good health. Rehoming him because of unexpected life changes. I need to move long distance within the next few weeks and he can’t come with me. I’d much prefer to find him a nice home as opposed to surrendering him to a shelter. He does very well with other animals. If interested, please reach out to me at (xxx) xxx-xxxx .

Free. No adoption fee. Little Misty showed up on our apartment porch one evening with a litter of kittens. Misty had reportedly been living homeless outside the complex for several weeks. The apartment manager of our complex managed to catch all of her kittens and found homes for them. Out of sympathy, we caught momma (Misty) and realized that she was domesticated, likely owned as a kitten by one of the apartment residents and abandoned. When we took her to the vet, we learned that she was 8 months old. She is now about 1 year old. She was spayed at the vet office, received vaccinations, and had flee/tick removal. She LOVES being pet and is VERY docile (no scratching, no hissing, biting, etc). She can be on the shy side, but would make a great pet for someone patient looking for a low maintenance, sweet, young-adult cat. I would keep her myself, but I live in a small apartment and already have another cat. She is litter box trained and gets along well with other cats.

Adopted him as a kitten around 2011 from a shelter I volunteered at in high school, where he received all his shots and was already neutered. His microchip likely has the name "Beau", but I named him Hyde (Mr Hyde, Hydey-poo). He had an adorable short tail that he would wag like a dog, and as a kitten was very energetic and would climb my clothes all the way up to my shoulder. Hyde is a cat that everyone who met him has loved, even if they were not a cat-person. Now, as an elderly cat, he is much less energetic but still likes to play with string. He is very affectionate, especially after feeding him some wet food. I feed him wet food once or twice a day. He loves to rest on the bed and look out the window and hang out with me while I work at my desk. He cuddles nightly and doesn't mind being picked up almost like a rag doll. I am moving across the country for a new job where I can't keep him, and unfortunately I can't wait for him to pass away as this opportunity will pass.

His name is Macchiato. He’s a 2 year old orange tabby looking for a new home. He’s a bit timid, but very curious and playful once you get to know him. All vaccines up to date to 2 years old. He’s neutered and in good health. Rehoming him because of unexpected life changes. I need to move long distance within the next few weeks and he can’t come with me. I’d much prefer to find him a nice home as opposed to surrendering him to a shelter. He does very well with other animals. If interested, please reach out to me at (xxx) xxx-xxxx .

I rescued Kiki along with her sister Maya. Kiki is a sweet female chocolate tabby kitten with a playful spirit and fun personality. She may be a little timid at first, but once she feels comfortable, her curious and fun-loving personality shines through. Kiki enjoys playtime and can be held, making her a wonderful cuddle companion. She weighs 4.9 lbs. and is bonded with Maya, likely her sibling, and the two are happiest together. Kiki would thrive in a loving home where she can feel safe, play, and grow with her best friend. Kiki is spayed, microchipped, and has all her services up to date (rabies, initialfvrcp vaccine, tested negative FELV/FIV), so she is ready for her forever home, along with her sister Maya. She has had her ear clipped as she was originally scheduled to be released but rescued. Kiki and her sister Maya are both spunky litte kitten gals. More information can be found at https://shorturl.at/eLr8h

I adopted Willow 4 years ago as a kitten from my local humane society. She is a sweet cat. She is house trained and is an inside cat. She is super low key and easy. But she is timid of loud or unexpected sounds or movements. She will cuddle next to you and lay on you. Shes just very cautious. Having her in a quiet house would be ideal for her. She doesn't meow a lot and has the sweetest softest meow when she does. Her fur is so soft like a rabbit. She's super low key and easy. She doesn't go on my counters and doesn't tear up any furniture. She uses her cat box always. She's a great cat, so sweet. I have never re-homed an animal, so this is was a hard decision. I need to do what's best for her and that would be at a calmer house.

We found Bizkit as a kitten abandoned and scared. He quickly became part of the family. He loves to cuddle and chill out with you and he LOVES to eat his kibble. He is also quite adventurous and enjoys exploring the outdoors but he always comes home. We love this boy but we recently had to move and the new place that we found unfortunately does not allow pets. He went to stay with a family member but they are getting too old to care for him properly and give him the attention he needs. He has been having issues with spraying recently but this is largely due to his current caregiver being unable to clean his litter box daily. He is a larger cat weighing around 16 pounds at the moment so multiple litter boxes would be ideal for him if possible. He is really such a sweet cat and deserves a family that can care for him fully and show him love.

Adoption Fees $200 for kittens up to one year $160 for cats over one year All cats have been: -  Spayed/neutered -  FVRCP vaccinated -  FeLV tested (FeLV/FIV for adults) -  Dewormed -  Flea treated -  Microchipped Snug may be named after a character from A Midsummer Night’s Dream , but unlike the shy lion she’s named for, this little tabby is slowly discovering her own roar. She’s the most reserved of the group, often sticking close to her sister Titania for reassurance, but every day she comes out of her shell a little more.   With warm, classic tabby stripes and a soft expression, Snug has an old-soul sweetness to her. She’s gentle, observant, and curious in quiet ways. Once she feels safe, she blossoms into a playful and loving companion.   Snug would do best in a calm home, ideally with another cat she can bond with or one of her siblings. She’s a perfect match for someone who understands that the shy ones often become the most loyal and loving companions.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.Adoptions Events on Saturdays:   Petco in Vacaville, 210 Nut Tree Pkwy from 11am-2pm Petco in Fairfield, 1320 Gateway Blvd, from 2- 5pm Because all of our cats are in foster homes, not all cats come to adoptions every weekend. If you are interested in a specific kitty, please contact us to make sure he/she will available for you to meet at catinfo@catalesrescue.org If you can't wait until then to meet any cat or kitten, contact catinfo@catalesrescue.org. Like us on FaceBook by going to:http://www.facebook.com/EveryLifeisaStory August 8, 2025, 9:34 pm

Adoption Fees $200 for kittens up to one year $160 for cats over one year All cats have been: -  Spayed/neutered -  FVRCP vaccinated -  FeLV tested (FeLV/FIV for adults) -  Dewormed -  Flea treated -  Microchipped Emily did all medical except dewormer. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.Adoptions Events on Saturdays:   Petco in Vacaville, 210 Nut Tree Pkwy from 11am-2pm Petco in Fairfield, 1320 Gateway Blvd, from 2- 5pm Because all of our cats are in foster homes, not all cats come to adoptions every weekend. If you are interested in a specific kitty, please contact us to make sure he/she will available for you to meet at catinfo@catalesrescue.org If you can't wait until then to meet any cat or kitten, contact catinfo@catalesrescue.org. Like us on FaceBook by going to:http://www.facebook.com/EveryLifeisaStory August 17, 2025, 5:00 pm

Adoption Fees $200 for kittens up to one year $160 for cats over one year All cats have been: -  Spayed/neutered -  FVRCP vaccinated -  FeLV tested (FeLV/FIV for adults) -  Dewormed -  Flea treated -  Microchipped Sweet and will take treats from my hand. Wren is playful and social with other cats.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.Adoptions Events on Saturdays:   Petco in Vacaville, 210 Nut Tree Pkwy from 11am-2pm Petco in Fairfield, 1320 Gateway Blvd, from 2- 5pm Because all of our cats are in foster homes, not all cats come to adoptions every weekend. If you are interested in a specific kitty, please contact us to make sure he/she will available for you to meet at catinfo@catalesrescue.org If you can't wait until then to meet any cat or kitten, contact catinfo@catalesrescue.org. Like us on FaceBook by going to:http://www.facebook.com/EveryLifeisaStory September 19, 2025, 7:15 pm