Tabby kittens & cats in Punta Gorda, Florida

I’ve had midnight for about 5 years now I believe he may be 7-8years old when I adopted they weren’t really able to give me an exact age so I’m guessing. He is a very very sweet cat he is very skittish at first till he gets to know you then he is talker and lover he does has some peeing issue i have taken to vet countless of time and Im just on my last leg with it and I want him to find a good home with a loving cat parent that possibly have a farm or land where he can free roam and where he isn’t stuck inside all the time. He does okay with dogs he is scared of them when he first meets them it just takes him time to get use to changes.

Sugar Cookie, Gingerbread, & Snickerdoodle all came to us from a local animal control facility. They were born to a stray mama and turned into animal control by a concerned citizen and now they are safe with us until their forever home(s) can be found. They are all fixed, microchipped, FIV/FELV negative, and they have had their annual rabies vaccination as well as their first FVRCP/FELV vaccine. If you are interested in having a cookie of your very own, fill out an application now and we'll be in touch shortly! Applications can be submitted at: https://form.jotform.com/253379090196162

Steve, age 2, is smaller than average and enjoys routines and sleeping near his person. He can be independent at times but is affectionate once comfortable.

Scooby was from a litter feral mother. Born 3/17/21 in Florida. Prefers to be outside. Will come inside to eat. Cool off. Scooby has't been around other cats. He was outside. But when I moved, I have no yard and kept him indoors. He stares out the windows. He is microchipped. Neutered. Is in need of rabies vaccine and renewal pet license. I have papers. I have a litter box. Some food, his cozy blanket. I want a comfortable home, loving person to take Scooby. I will be moving again and can't take him with me. Thanks

Vinny is almost 2 years old, we adopted him from cat town. He has a special diet of urinary food, which can be found anywhere. He is very intelligent, athletic, and vocal. He likes to hunt his toys and likes working for his treats. He is also very affectionate and will nuzzle your face and love you, he loves people and is very friendly. He is a nice and gentle little baby boy. He is not destructive and knows not to go on kitchen counters. He is a little gentleman. I can no longer care for him since i will be moving.The tortie in the back is available too, she is same age and female. No diet, food driven and calm. Also a good cat, not destructive. SHe loves to cluddle next to the human and looks for attention and scratches.

These two cats are one year old and were part of the same litter and have always been together. If you only want one that'd fine too. First I will introduce Vinny. He is a Tabby boy who is very sweet and loves his sister's cuddles. He is a good boy, smart, and easy to train. He is calm, sweet, goofy, and playful. He loves playing catch. He will talk to you when he wants belly rubs, food, or to play. *He needs a urinary food only diet* We have a 17 pound bag to give you. Next, I will introduce Sammie Sweetheart. She is soft, sweet, loving, and cuddly. She loves cleaning her brother and loves to be scratched and cuddled by her human. Every day Sammie approaches us because she wants to be petted and loved. She has a lot of love to give, and loves food. She is very chill, and will lay on her back when she’s hungry or for attention. These kitties are not destructive and play with their toys. They also know not to go on the kitchen counters. They are perfect kitties, I can no longer care for

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Do you hate being alone? So does Clyde. He will sit right next to you as you work or watch tv. He just purrs to let you know how happy he is to be with you. A joyful cat.

Greetings, peasants. I am Peanut Butter, sovereign of the sunspot, empress of the elevated perch, and curator of all things quiet, orderly, and dignified. I am currently reviewing suitors for the role of Personal Ear-Scratcher and Can Opener. Do not take this lightly — I will be selective. I am three years old, draped in a coat of the finest black velvet, with eyes like molten gold and a stare that can both enchant and silently judge. I am beautiful. This is not up for debate. My temperament, you ask? I am a woman of taste and standards. I enjoy peace, solitude, and predictable schedules. I do not enjoy being picked up without notice, or any loud nonsense. If you come into my chambers with a feather toy and a little respect, we may get along. If you storm in like a fool with jazz hands and high-pitched squealing, I shall vanish like a shadow at sunrise. Once I deem you worthy (and you will know — there may be a blink, a slow tail curl, perhaps a regal head tilt), I may grant you the great honor of scratching behind my ears. I might even purr. But remember: I am not your emotional support animal. You are mine. I dine with grace and expect wet food on occasion. Treats are acceptable when offered with reverence. I occasionally enjoy play, as it is important to maintain one's athleticism, but only when I am in the mood and the toy is stylish. Preferred Living Arrangements: My ideal kingdom is quiet and peaceful. I may tolerate other feline nobility if they respect my space. No loud dogs, and no small children — I’ve no time for the chaos of the court. A calm adult or two who understand the value of personal space and admire my elegance from afar until summoned? Perfect. If you are patient, respectful, and appreciate a queen who knows what she wants (and is absolutely worth it), I may just allow you into my inner circle. Apply within. Tribute of wet food encouraged. — HRH Peanut Butter, Ruler of the Villages and All That She Surveys