Tabby kittens & cats in Fishers, Indiana

Meet Nugget, a sweet 3 year old Orange cat. Nugget became a part of our family from birth. He is shy at first but once he feels comfortable, he enjoys being around his people. Nugget is a good cat that has been an only cat in an adult family. Nugget is an inside cat. He loves catnip and loves to play with toys (with his family). Nugget loves to lay in his bed in the sun and he loves lounging on a comfy bed or couch. He also loves to keep watch out the windows. Nugget's primary owner had a job change and will be moving and will no longer be able give Nugget the attention and care that he needs and deserves. Nugget is very loved and needs his next home where he will be loved and cherished.

Abandoned in winter, no mother. Very sweet, very energetic, very loving. He's called Shadow because he will follow you everywhere, he can be very vocal but usually only around dinner.

She is the sweetest cat I’ve had so far and I’ve a good share of cats around me lol. She is very sweet does not cause any trouble and grew up around 2 others cats so she is great with other cats and kids. She likes to jump on high places and be elevated she causes no problem at all. I am just moving states and can’t take her with me at the moment. If possible if u have other cat that would be perfect she never been alone without her brother or sister kitty🥰

Charlie is 13 years old. He’s been with us as our only pet since he was 2 months old. He loves talking to birds, chasing laser lights, and sunbathing. He likes to rub against your legs and enjoys head/neck petting. He has been around two school aged children. He is an indoor cat and litter box trained. We are looking for immediate rehoming as we are relocating to Minnesota soon.

Owner is a highly functioning, autistic girl who has health issues. Family members feed and clean his litter box as she is not consistant with this routine. Marshmallow has been eating the science diet food for hairballs, urine. He is a very gentle cat and is curious and is vocal when you talk to him or he wants something. Owner also has two guinea pigs and it is just too much to try to take care of everything. Marshmallow needs more attention, care and love and visits for petting and stroking his neck and back.

Oreo was a gift from my cousin, since her cat had a litter of kittens. We got Oreo when she was about 2 months old and has been with us for a couple of years. She needs more space than I can provide plus we aren’t home as much anymore, which means she’s not getting the attention she may seek. She is chill for the most part but has random zoomies throughout the day, where she likes to run back and forth.She has never been around dogs and has only been around other cats when she was a kitten. She was very playful with other kittens but has not been around other cats since then.

I adopted this cat when I found her in my basement after moving into a new home, hence the name "Squat" (like squatter). She is incredibly sweet and loves to play. However, my other cats do not like her, and she does not like my other cats. I have been trying for over a year to introduce them to no success. Squat would thrive in a home with no other cats or probably just one other cat at the most. She would also benefit from plenty of space to run around. She has been living in the master bedroom, and while she has a healthy amount of space, she cannot run around a larger area, and lacks exercise, so she has become pretty chubby. Because of this, she requires some help grooming her lower back. I usually just brush her every other day, which seems to do the trick. Squat loves people, and has a playful side. She is gentle, silly, playful, and affectionate. Please consider taking her in, so she can live in a home where she can thrive!

Manny has lots of personality! Manny is a loving cat. We recently blended two homes, and Manny does not get along with one of the other cats. We have tried for 8 months, and it is not better. Manny may do best in a 1-cat home, but he may be fine with other cats. He accepts the elder cat in our house, just not the younger cat. For the past six years, Manny has been an indoor/outdoor cat. He is a large cat and likes to explore outside during the day. He is not a fan of the rain or snow, so he is not considered an outdoor only cat. He seems to be fine with the dogs in the neighborhood. He is laid back, sleeps a lot and can have a lot of energy and is playful when he is awake. He will make a great companion. We are open to fostering if you are unsure about adoption. Manny is about 8-years old. Please contact us with questions or interest.

This is Mila and we are very sad to rehome her, but think it’s the best decision for her. Mila is 12 years old. I got her when I was in college and she’s been my little sidekick ever since! She has lived in Indiana, California, Chicago, Utah and now back in Indiana! Mila is a big girl. She loves to cuddle and get brushed! She is definitely just a love bug. She has been so good with me on my own and now that I have a family, other animals, and two little ones (2 under 2) she has not been doing well with the change. And we unfortunately have to move again and we really just don’t want to put her through another big change again. I think she would be best in a home with someone who lives alone and where she would be the only animal so she can feel the most comfortable.

DaniHello! I was about 1-year-old when I was brought to the HSHC as a stray kitty in November 2019. Because I was nervous and fearful while in the shelter cattery, I went to a foster home. It took me a few days to feel comfortable enough to seek attention and affection. I found fast movements and loud noises to be startling and made me uneasy. Although timid at first, I became friendly and eager to be with my people. My foster mom said I was so much happier when staying at her home! She felt I would thrive in a home with older children who would respect my space and personal boundaries. She also pointed out that I get along great with other cats and would love to have a playmate. I love playing with interactive toys like a laser pointer and using a scratching post. I was ready to return to the shelter and I was adopted in March. We all thought this would be the beginning of my happily ever after. The mystery is, in April, the Elwood Animal Shelter transferred me back to the HSHC when they saw that I had come from HSHC. So whoever adopted me surrendered me to Elwood instead of HSHC. Who knows why, but I was welcomed back. I met with the interviewer lady (IL) the other day, and we hit it off so well. I couldn’t help but purr my heart out while she rubbed my head, ears, and scratched my chin. She told me I was a real charmer and would find my new family very soon. If you are looking for a sweet, gentle companion, I would love the chance to be part of your life! I am very food-motivated, completely litter-box trained, already spayed, and ready to join a loving home. If you can give me time to adjust and lots of affection, please consider adopting me—I am ready to be your devoted companion kitty. 5-30-26