Tabby kittens & cats in Temple Terrace, Florida

Sassy is a shy girl at first but warm up with time. She earned her name Sassy as a kitten. She loves naps. Sassy tends to hide more during the day but loves to snuggle in bed with you at night. She also enjoys scrolling endlessly on social medial watching videos and reels. Sassy is an expert biscuit maker with all the kneading she does. But most of all Sassy loves sunbathing and stalking out in our lanai. Sassy is in a household with three small dogs and two other cats. Our one cat does not get along with Sassy. The other cat has even attacked Sassy requiring a vet visit. This has led to Sassy being very anxious around the other cat. She has also become scared to use the litter box. We have tried everything to help the situation, but with no luck. We want Sassy in a good home where she can feel safe and live her best life.

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Lois was born 5/25/14, weighs 9.4 lbs, and is healthy. Last vet appointment was 12/29/25, and her teeth, heart, and weight are fine, and rabies shot is up to date. She's an indoor cat, was adopted by my adult daughter at age 2. Our daughter lived with us for a year, relocated out of state and left Lois behind in 2024. We travel from time to time and are busy. Lois likes to sit on a lap in the morning and evening. Her love language is physical touch. She doesn't ask for much: food in the morning, a little play time where we shake a stick toy and she runs around. Perfect owner would give her a little attention and the cuddling she deserves from a more attentive caregiver. Be careful with young children-she often swats her paw or gently bites us, but it's all for attention we're not giving her. A retired owner or worker from home would be perfect. We will give new owner litter box, cat tree, toys, cat carrier, nail clipper, supplies, leftover new litter, and food for 2-4 wks.

Korben (named after Korben Dallas from The Fifth Element) came into our lives on January 9, 2023, when he wandered up to our building as a tiny kitten. We estimate he was born around November 2022. He started out shy, but with time and routine he has grown into a playful, curious, and social cat with the people he knows well. Korben loves interactive toys, window watching, and hanging out nearby during the day. He is food motivated and enjoys a mix of wet food, freeze dried raw, and some dry food. Since our home is quiet with just the two of us, he has not had much exposure to busy households. He could do well with another friendly cat with a slow introduction or in a home that enjoys daily play and companionship. Korben will go to his new home with his essentials: an auto feeder, water fountain, cat tree, and a few favorite toys. He is healthy, up to date on vet care. The adoption fee will be donated to a

Little Chef is the friendliest and sweetest little man! He’s a cheeky and social cat with a heart full of love and affection. When he’s not exploring, hopping counters, or looking at birds from the windowsill, he’ll likely be napping and purring in your bed or in your lap. Chef would thrive in a quiet, low-stress home with someone who can give him the care and love he deserves. He would prefer no dogs and no young kids. He may be happiest as the only pet in the home or with another calm cat. Please don’t hesitate to message me if you feel youd be the right fit for our Little Chef! Thank you.

I found this boy as a stray and nursed him back to health. He needed time to become social but he now is a cuddly sweet boy who loves to rub on legs and snuggle in bed. He is fixed and is about three years old. He’s a handsome boy. He does well in homes with minimal noise.

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.