Tabby kittens & cats in Temple Terrace, Florida

Link is an independent and relaxed orange tabby. Loves pets but appreciates his solidarity. He loves an open window and hanging out on the screened in porch. He likes to eat and relax - he’s Garfield. we’ve had him for 10 amazing years but the health situation in our house has changed and we want him to get the love he deserves.

Camilo is a mama's body. He enjoys purring and cuddling all the time. He enjoys the attention and seems to be an extravert. He has an adventurous spirit about him. He is litter trained to use the bathroom. He is soft as can be and I never have seen his hair shed. He is great with cats, dogs, young and older children. His future home / owner would be extremely affectionate, available for attention, loving, kind, and a cat lover.

Bruno is a sweet cat and loves to purr and cuddle. Lots of head and belly rubs. Trained to use the bathroom in litter box. We acquired Bruno from PetSmart when he was about two to three months of age. The new home / owners should be loving, inviting, kind, patient, enjoy affection, etc. The adjectives to describe Bruno would be patient, loving, kind, quiet, relaxed, part introvert part extrovert.

Daniel is a gentle and kind soul. He's helped raise many kittens in his lifetime. They weren't his biological children. I found Daniel around 9 years ago, possibly a week before Christmas. We lived in Ohio at the time, and he was outside in the snow as a kitten who had been abandoned. I followed him until I was able to secure him and bring him home. Daniel isn't the most energetic cat, and he isn't one of those cats who is constantly vocal, but he's affectionate in that he'll walk up to you and rub on your legs or feet. He likes to bump his body against a human leg. He absolutely loves clean, cold drinking water. He enjoys laser pens and strings to play with. He sleeps a lot, likely due to aging and a lack of the energy he used to have. We've concluded, however, that we can't keep our pets anymore.

We got Little Dan Dan in 2018 or 2019, I believe. He's probably around 7 years old. He's such a good boy. He's litter box trained. He's friendly with anyone and everyone. He absolutely loves food, especially Meow Mix Original and Friskies canned xxxx@xxxx.x I can't forget Temptations cat treats. He's very smart. He understands how doors work, but can't open them by their handle. One of the main reasons we'd like to rehome him is because he sheds very easily, and my wife has allergic reactions to the cat dander. He has also scratched places that he shouldn't have. But he's very personable. He loves to play with laser pens. I hope that he could be adopted with his brother, Martin. He has a fun-loving personality. He has nicknames: Chunk, Chunk Butt - these names were given to him by my oldest daughter.

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Barry is a sleek all-gray gentleman (with a cute little white locket!) who’s currently living that outdoor life—but make no mistake, this 2-year-old is determined to be an indoor cat. He runs inside at every opportunity, curls up on pillows like he pays rent, and keeps up with the family dog on long walks like he’s part of the squad (yes, panting and all). He’s a lover—rubbing against legs, chatting up a storm, even letting you pick him up. But he's also a bit of a wildcard. Barry sometimes gets overstimulated and swats with claws out, no warning unless you know what to look for. That’s why he needs a cat-savvy foster who can read his signals and give him the space (and training) he needs to settle into home life. He’s mostly chill with other cats but can get a little territorial. And the litter box? Still a work in progress—but he’s trying, we swear. Got experience, patience, and a pillow to spare? Barry’s ready to turn in his outdoor badge and try life indoors—with your help.

*Outdoors Only* David is an easygoing, affectionate guy who gets along with everyone — humans, cats, even the occasional visitor. He’s into pets, fine with being scooped up, and will gladly hang out near you… just not in your lap. Honestly, David checks every box for an ideal indoor cat — except one: he has absolutely zero interest in using a litter box. We've tried. He’s tried. It’s just not happening. So he’s looking for a forever outdoor setup where his sparkling personality can shine and his paws stay firmly outside. Bonus: you’ll never forget mealtimes with David around — he won’t let you.

If Viola could write poetry, it would be a sonnet about you. This black-and-white beauty with a heart-shaped nose has perfected the art of the dramatic flop — tilting her head, throwing her tiny legs in the air, and melting into the floor just to win your love (and, let’s be honest, some solid petting time). Viola is FIV+, but don’t let that stop you — she’s happy, healthy, and full of life. In fact, when she first came to us pregnant, someone suggested she be euthanized. We said absolutely not. And thank goodness, because she has become one of the sweetest cats we’ve ever met. She’ll cling to you like Velcro, gaze into your soul like she’s found the one, and gently grasp your shirt if you even think about walking away. Yes, she makes biscuits. Yes, she has arthritis (she’s on pain meds for that). And yes, she can get a little spicy when she doesn’t get her way. But we get it — she's just madly in love. Viola would do best with someone who doesn’t mind a little clinginess and a lot of affection. If you're ready for a cat who gives 110% of her heart (and maybe your lap), Viola is waiting to flop for you.