Tabby kittens & cats in Hawaii

I want to share a bit about my experience with Nani and her sibling, Hoku, whom my mother adopted in March 2023. After my mother passed away in October 2023, I inherited the responsibility of caring for them. Losing my mother has been incredibly hard on all of us, and I've noticed that Nani has struggled deeply with the loss. She has become quite aggressive toward Hoku and my little kitten, Kirby, which has been heartbreaking to witness. Over the past two years, I tried everything I can think of to help Nani readjust. I enlisted a coach, watched countless videos, and put in so much effort to re-socialize her, but unfortunately, it hasn't worked. It truly pains me to see that both Hoku and Kirby are terrified of her. Despite this, Nani has moments of sweetness; she doesn't enjoy being carried, but she often finds her way into my lap when she needs affection. She can be loving and playful, and it breaks my heart to lose her. My goal is to find her a loving family.

Rayita is 1 and a half years old, she is playfull and sweet. She loves playing with toys and she is pretty quiet too. We got her at the humane society , she comes for love but likes to be alone too. She is a pretty small cat, so other cats in the neighborhood are very territorial and she is scared to be outside, so she is mostly inside, we love her but my sons and i are very allergic to her and we have a small house and nowhere to put a litter box for us to be safe. I tried the live clear food for people with allergies but its not enough. We are very sad to let her go. Hopefully we can find a good home. Ideal would be for her to be inside with a litter box. Or someone with no cats around.