Tabby kittens & cats in Fernandina Beach, Florida

Apple is a wonderful playful cat that loves to have fun but sleeps next to your side at night. She is around 4 to 5 months old. We can no longer keep her because my toddler cut half her whiskers and I do not want the cat to be harmed in any way. He didnt cut them short enough to damage her senses. If anyone can please take her and give her a safer home please do so. My only goal is to keep apple safe.

Callie is spayed and front declaw. Need to rehome as we are starting to travel a lot and not fair to her to stay by herself at home.

We have had Smokie and Cheeto for 4 years now. Both are great cats. Smokie is super loveable and enjoys attention. Cheeto is very loveable and enjoys attention on his time. Lol. Unfortunately due to allergies and moving we are unable to keep them. They are both 4 years old and have been together since they were babies. I would like to keep them together if possible.

Scarlett has always been a very timid baby since a kitten. She also doesn’t know how to meow, she squeals. It is VERY rare she will allow us to walk up to her without her running away, but when she wants attention she will come to us. Even though she is very scary, she likes her attention in doses ☺️ and is still a sweet baby. Scarlett loves looking at flowers and all plants, she really enjoys laying around in my screened in porch. She isn’t much of an active cat, but does play a little with my other cat here and there, not that they run or jump all over the place.

Duke is 7 years old and we have had him since he was a couple weeks old, we fostered him from Jax Humane Society. We “foster failed” and decided to adopt Duke, since he was so awesome. Duke is declawed (front) but likes to be outside a little (more inside cat though). He loves to snuggle and has gotten over his shyness as he’s gotten older. Very sweet and smart orange guy. Looking for a great home for Duke since we are moving where can’t have cats. He has never lived with a dog and doesn’t seem to like our neighbor’s, but great with kids and other cats.

Keanu has been a part of our family for the past 5 1/2 years since he was a couple weeks old. He was our first pet a like a first child. We fed him formula and taught him how to use the litter and he has since been an important part of our family. My daughter’s allergies towards him have been worsening as of late and we have to think of her health going forward. We have also been extremely busy with work and our daughter and would like for him to have the love and attention he deserves.

Meet Clarice, a beautiful 2-year-old girl with a gentle heart that`s still learning how to trust. After spending part of her life as a stray, Clarice hasn`t quite figured out that humans can be pretty wonderful. She`s made incredible progress over the last year, but she`s the kind of cat who needs patience, understanding, and someone willing to let her move at her own pace.Clarice may not be the first cat to run up and demand attention, but don`t let that fool you. She`s secretly keeping tabs on her favorite people at all times! She has been known to quietly sneak up and sit beside you when she thinks no one is looking, though more often you`ll find her observing from a comfortable distance like the little diva she is.This sweet girl is looking for a calm home where she can fully decompress and continue building confidence. Clarice would thrive as the queen of her castle or with just one other respectful feline companion. While she values her personal space, she still wants attention and companionship on her own terms.Spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines, Clarice is ready to find the special person who understands that the best friendships sometimes take a little time to grow.If your heart has room for a sweet soul who needs a little extra patience—and if you`ve been searching for the perfect pity kitty to spoil—come meet Clarice. She just might decide you`re worth trusting.

Fresh off his stray hold, Lobster is ready to trade in the uncertainty of the streets for the comfort of a forever home. This sweet boy is still finding his footing and can be a bit timid at first—but don’t let that fool you. With a little patience, a calm environment, and a steady supply of tasty treats, Lobster has all the potential to blossom into a loyal and loving companion.He’s the kind of cat who will need a gentle, understanding adopter willing to let him open up at his own pace. Give him time, and you just might earn a quiet friend who enjoys your company and trusts you completely.If you’re looking for a rewarding bond and have a soft spot for shy kitties, Lobster could be your perfect match

Grandpa: Wise. Mysterious. Surprisingly sneaky. Grandpa came from a hoarding situation, so he’s taking life at her own pace. She’s not rushing to cuddle or sit in your lap—he prefers to observe, judge silently, and decide exactly when she’s feeling generous with attention.Patience, calm vibes, and maybe a treat bribe are key. Snuggles? Not on today’s schedule. Opinions? Strong and unapologetic. Humor? Dry, clever, and perfectly timed.If you’re looking for a cat who’s part enigmatic sage, part tiny comedian, and fully in charge of her own timetable, Grandpa is your slow-to-warm, subtly hilarious companion. Bonus points if you enjoy being secretly observed while he plots his next move.