Tabby kittens & cats in Atchison, Kansas

I had a TNR come out to my town because it was being overpopulated. I was on a waiting list and I went through quite a few litters of kittens. I was on my last litter and they got old enough to have babies of Their Own before I could get them to the shelter to be adopted out. Now I have 31 new kittens, because out of the eight original kittens seven were girls. I cannot keep them all!! They are well taken care of, potty trained, healthy with being dewormed and flea treatment. there's just no way I can keep them all! They range from 9 months old(original 8) to 8 weeks- 2 days old. There are gray ones, black ones, calico, black and white, gray and white, tiger striped and spotted one's! Very much variety. They are cute as a button but i have my own cats and 39 is way too many. They will make a good friend to an elderly person or children. Holidays are coming!!

Mike is super sweet and cuddly, he is adventurous and will get into or onto anything he pleases. In certain cases knowing full well he's not supposed to (He thinks he's sneaky sometimes but he's really not!). He's not aggressive at all, loves belly rubs, and gets along with our other cats.only reason I must Rehome him is he causes undue stress and emotional issues to my mother who had a debilitating medical event. For her health I need to remove Mike from the home.

Cheeto is a very sweet and affectionate 8-year-old former feral cat. He absolutely loves cuddling once he feels comfortable with you. One of his favorite things to do is curl up on your chest or shoulder and relax with you.Because Cheeto is a former feral, he is shy and cautious around new people and will need time and patience to warm up to his new home. It may take him a while to feel comfortable and show his affectionate personality, but once he trusts you, he is a wonderful.He is very food-motivated and never says no to treats! Cheeto is looking for a loving, patient home where he can adjust at his own pace and continue to thrive.Serious inquiries only.

Misty (& Mindy 2 of 2) are two female cats from the same litter. I acquired them around 8 weeks old back in 2024 from a coworker who found a feral cat who had kittens. I’ve loved them deeply and it saddens me to have to Rehome them. I lost my job and I am moving away to be with family that cannot have pets in their environment. Both of my girls are indoor cats who are potty trained and eat only cat food. Here’s more about them individually: Misty is the quiet, cuddly cat. When she’s ready for hugs & kisses, she climbs on my lap to nap. Misty has the cutest “meow” and she’s mellow and laid back compared to her sister. I would like to keep them together so they won’t be lonely without one another. Both cats have their own litter pan and comes with food & litter to their new adoptive home.

Mindy (& Misty 1 of 2) are two female cats from the same litter. I acquired them around 8 weeks old back in 2024 from a coworker who found a feral cat who had kittens. I’ve loved them deeply and it saddens me to have to Rehome them. I lost my job and I am moving away to be with family that cannot have pets in their environment. Both of my girls are indoor cats who are potty trained and eat only cat food. Here’s more about Mindy:Mindy is my explorer, my jumper, my mouser & the most active of both cats. If it moves, Mindy will get it! She is very vocal and she will wake you up if it’s time to eat and she is the daily official spokesperson! She’s feisty and will play alone when her sister prefers to naps. She only wants to cuddle on her terms. Mindy loves watching the birds from a window.I would like to keep Misty & Mindy together so they won’t be lonely without one another. Both cats have their own litter pan and comes with food & litter to their new adoptive home.

We got Ginnger when he was only 6 weeks old! He is the most loving and loyal cat. His best friend is a golden doodle young dog and because of this Ginger will play fetch! He will let kids and anyone hold him however they want without reacting, as he grew up with my two young kids. He is total orange cat energy and loves to play and be loved.The reason we’re rehoming him is because we have another male cat and Ginger has began marking around our house. He does need to be neutered still but his marking problem isn’t working for me and I don’t know how to remedy it anymore. I think having the testosterone of another male cat not fixed is why he’s marking.