Tabby kittens & cats in Hartford, Connecticut

Hello, zeke is a sweet very timid boy. He was left with me to pet sit but owner never came back for him. He has food insecuritied , eats very fast and in large amount so free feeeding doesnt seem like a viable option for him. He also finishes his food quickly and tried to steal my cats food and that causes fights doring meal times but its always my cat hitting him fist for taking her food. He is also very scared of new people and animals but ive had him for several months now and he does get along with my cat now and has never shown any aggression towards me or my cat. He loves cuddles and will roll on his belly for pets . Very sweet when he gets to know you

Rambo is a spotted tabby about 3 years old. Rescued as a kitten in 2021 after someone left him in a hotel. He loves to play, should have no issues with children. His favorite toys at the moment are pipe cleaners, long strings (ex. shoelaces), toy springs and an old teddy bear that he’s bonded with. Very affectionate cat, loves to cuddle during bedtime and is a lap cat at times. Suitable home would be spacious with areas Rambo can sit up high. Willing to provide his litter box (cleaned), cat food/treats (unopened), and cat wheel parts (large almost hamster wheel for cats). Most recent vet. appointment in 2023, neutered/spayed Dec. 2021. Happy to answer any questions!

My son had to move back home and came with his cat, but our dog does not like cats. So, the cat has to stayed locked in his room all the time for safety. Not a good situation for the cat. Piper needs to go to a place where she can roam freely around the house and not be stuck in one room. My son is an adult and is on board with finder Piper a new home.

My stepson passed Away in 2022, he had his cat Cleo which we took into our home but she is an alpha cat and so is mine. Unfortunately they just do not get along at all , so I feel it would be best to find her a new home.

Sweetheart was surrendered to being pregnant. She is very sweet and very loving , looking for her forever home

Meet Cat Middleton of “The Royal Family” litter! This gorgeous one-year-old tabby mama came to us back in January with her three kittens, George, Louis, and Charlotte (all pending adoption). She was such a good mom raising her babies and now that they’ve been weaned, this sweet girl is ready to find a home of her very own. Cat Middleton is a shy and sensitive girl who has been through a lot in the past year of her life. While she’s nervous when meeting new people, she is extremely sweet once she gets to know you and enjoys being in your company. Cat Middleton loves pets and will purr with delight. While she doesn’t love it, she tolerates being held and has been nothing but a loving cat despite being timid. Considering she’s just a one-year-old mom, she has fun playing with her kittens and batting around toys. Cat Middleton is great with all animals and is currently in foster with another cat, a large dog, and kids. She will make a purrfect addition to any family! Her adoption fee is $200 and Cat Middleton is vaccinated, FIV/FELV negative, microchipped, and will be spayed on April 30th. If you're interested in this lovely lady, please fill out our application at https://form.jotform.com/201805462692153. For questions, email info@happilyfureverafter.org.

Adopted thanks to the Humane Society, Aurelia's story is that of companionship. She has ever been a looming shadow in my life for years, and it is with heavy heart that I bequeath her to any who would seek her loving embrace. She is a good friend. She gets along with dogs and humans alike, regardless of their age or breed, as long as they respect her space - and even then, she's never attacked me nor any person. For dogs, she has never done so unprovoked. She is quiet, solemn, reclusive and highly independent. She maintains well her well-being and has never been wanting for it, neither over-eating nor overdrinking. Aurelia will come to you when she wishes for affection, but welcome your caress all the same, oftentimes crawling onto your lap and making it her own. I call her a shadow for good reason. For though she scarcely cuddles me or others of her own accord, she's always close, watching, like an angel. Even as I reluctantly type this, she's right behind me, resting peacefully.