Tabby kittens & cats in Fishers, Indiana

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.

Gray Matter was a gift from a friend. Initially, I was given her and her sister, GRU Girl. Gru wanted to be free, so I let her. But Gray is a sweet 3. She loves attention and to lay around with me, on my off days. I recently, within the last month, moved here from New Mexico but I didn't know that the place I'm staying at didn't accept cats. Management gave me a month to find assistance, but I have been so busy with work. I'm afraid to shelter her because I don't want her to be euthanized.

Juno is a 4 month old kitten from the IndyHumane Shelter in Indianapolis, IN. He is very energetic, friendly, and cuddly and would be perfect for a home that has very attentive owners.

I bought Elvis from the humane society back in 2017. He was only a couple months old. He is now 9 years old. I would describe Elvis as loving, goofy and affectionate. He loves Temptations treats and cuddling at night for bedtime. He is a very good boy. He does get along with cats and dogs but he takes a little bit to warm up. He is not one to attack, he runs away and hisses. I’m not charging a fee but I just want him to go to a loving home where someone will give him and love and treats and affection. He is completely indoors, never outside. Recently he has started to have issues with kidney stones. He’s already been through his medication. Honestly, right now he is living with my mother-in-law and he needs to go somewhere quieter and to be with someone who has more patience when he does have accidents. He is getting older and since I am unable to bring him to my house because of my landlord, I really am just looking for someone who will love him as much as I do.

We first met Zayla around August of last year. One day, while I was on my way to work and waiting for an Uber, a friend pointed out that there was a cat nearby. I instinctively called out to her, and she immediately came over. She was incredibly friendly, affectionate, and seemed to want all the attention and pets she could get. At first, we decided to simply feed her whenever we were home. After getting to know her and realizing how sweet she was, I eventually decided to take her in. For about a year, Zayla was a wonderful companion. She is a loving cat and has a very affectionate side. Because she had previously been around other cats outdoors, I thought she might adjust well to having another cat in the home. Unfortunately, that was not the case. After bringing another cat into the household, Zayla became extremely stressed and aggressive. She attacked and bit my friend’s arm. We tried keeping the cats separated in different rooms, but Zayla continued becoming increasingly distres

Found it crying on my porch on my way to work, when I got home it was still crying on my porch. I believe it was abandoned by its mother. I’ve had it a couple weeks now trying to find a home for it by word of mouth but I’ve had no luck. It’s very cuddly though, it likes to climb up on my shoulders and sleep while I’m watching tv. It gets along very well with my other adult cat too.

Moon was rescued as a kitten at about 8 weeks. He was already very feral when we found him. He will take time to warm up due to his original feral nature but is a very sweet and cuddly boy when he becomes comfortable. He loves to play with lasers and LOVES catnip. I also have another cat that I am posting and would love if they could go together but it’s not a must. They have grown up together and play well so if you’re looking for 2 liter-mates, I have them!

Venus is a very sweet girl. She was rescued around 8 weeks old in my garage so she comes from a feral upbringing. She does love to play and cuddle when she’s comfortable. She does enjoy being outside. Could be a barn cat with how much she loves to explore. Although, she does like curling up in bed and cuddling at night. Very playful. Would be happy being an only cat but also does just fine with other animals

Lady BugBoy, do I have a story to tell the interviewer lady (IL), as soon as I get back to the shelter! Right now, I have landed in a “pot of jam” foster home! I moved in with my foster mom (FM) on December 26, so I am still getting to know her. I am 13-years, 9-months old, a smallish brown tabby, already spayed and litter box trained. I first arrived at the shelter as a three-month-old kitten. I was adopted on September 19, 2012. The weird thing is, I turned up as a stray cat on November 15, 2025. So where have I been all this time? Who knows? When I arrived the second time, I was fearful, nervous, and stressed by the unfamiliar people and places. However, since being with my FM, I have been gradually opening up to her and showing off my skills at using the litterbox without fail, accepting pets on my head, and getting scratches on my chin. FM believes I am more fearful than I am unfriendly. The secret to succeeding with me is patience and understanding. I no longer hide all the time and even follow her around, sitting at her feet and meowing for her attention. FM told the IL that I am a complete sweetheart, never hissing, swatting, or exhibiting any bad behaviors. I am very adept at grooming, especially my face, which FM says is cute! I have a healthy appetite for all the food I’m given. I especially enjoy crunchy treats when they are tossed near my feet. I have not yet shown lap-cat tendencies, but FM says it’s just a matter of time, love, and patience. Believe me, I am grateful to be back with the HSHC and in my foster home. My future is looking up! 1-1-26