Tabby kittens & cats in Richmond, Kentucky

Honeybun has natural swirls on both sides of his coat & is a doll. Despite having been abandoned & left uncared for, not a lap cat but he will tolerate being handle from someone he adores. He loves face kisses & cheek squishes. Forehead rubs can instantly deactivate bunny kicks, meowing, deep thoughts etc. He does have smoke for other cats but is learning coping with Miss Rachel. Loved my 8 year old nephew!Living with Honeybun is like sharing your home with an unimpressed yapper. Especially, when you are late & didn't check in. He recently discovered toys and is now deeply invested in his carrot kicker, ladybug tunnel, catnip toys, and indoor zoomies. He believes in getting vitamin D and needs to sunbathe while considering his life. He likes CaseOh videos, supervising my makeup routine, & napping belly up & a tidy litter box.I am ALWAYS willing to take him back no questions asked. He wants his only family and person and he deserves the world. He is my foster! Fee waivable for records!

I've had Milo his entire life. He is a senior cat at ~16 years old. He is well-mannered and has raised my boarder collie "Daisy" well. Seemily, he has never met a stranger and is friendly towards everyone who comes to the house. He needs eye salve (Neomycin Ointment) from time to time to alleviate symptoms of cat herpes in his left eye. Readily available at any veterinarian for around $20/tube. I will miss him. But I got married on 7/11 and am relocating from my farm to my wife's home in Northern KY. She is allergic and so I need to rehome Milo to a good place (hopefully an only cat owner) looking for a good cuddle cat.

Meet Miss Bunny UPDATE: November She really does miss the other two. She is showing no signs of pain or difficulty, jumping or running. She likes to lay with me, especially in the evenings. Totally a snuggles cat. This fluffball, was found huddled soaking wet and cold in the rain at the very edge of a busy highway in Pulaski County. We surmise she hopped a ride under a car and fell out. But who knows? She can't tell us. What she does tell us is she is a loving girl who has some SPECIAL NEEDS. SPCHS is very picky about all adopters to ensure the best home for each animal in our care. But Bunny has a genetic issue with her spine, it seems there is extra space or a missing vertebra. This causes her gait to be more like a hop, but it doesn't slow her down. But she will have to be watched for deterioration and perhaps limited on big jumps. She quite possibly will need pain medication thru out her life. Nothing slows her down currently playing full out with her foster siblings Sammie and Shade. Bunny is about 16 weeks and has had vaccines and flea/tick medication and wormed. Her adoption fee includes, combo testing, spaying and micro chip for ID. If you are interested in helping Bunny with her forever home fill out the SPCHS application.

Meet Tinker! She was found in a barn on April 25 barely 3 weeks old. No sign of a mama or siblings. SPCHS was asked for help and her foster took her to bottle feed. She is a brown tabby and will soon get her first shots etc.

Kasey was rescued from a a dreadful overgrown weedy junk yard. She was in the middle of labor when the Humane society got on site. She was struggling to deliver kittens in a rusty metal crate. She was a marvelous attentive mama. They are all grown and adopted, but Kasey has remained incredibly shy and afraid of new situations UNLESS Tommy McLin, her soul mate is with her. We are quite sure that Kasey wouldn't survive without Tommy so they must be adopted as a pair..

Norbert is an orange tabby approximately 12 months old boy March 2025. He is very sweet and likes to be a lap kitty on his terms. He plays well with other cats/kittens and does well with dogs. Norbert has been vaccinated, tested, neutered and micro chipped.

Cortlan is the best cat a girl could ever hope for. I got her in November 2022 when a friend found a litter of kittens set out on the curb. My best friend has her brother! She is a lap cat and loves to snuggle and play. She currently lives with myself, my daughter, 2 dogs, and 2 cats and does not have any significant issues with them, though she would probably take a while to warm up to any big dogs. I am moving in with my grandmother to help take care of her and she is severely allergic to cats. While my mom and sister are each taking one of my other cats, no one I know has room for Cortlan. She is the sweetest cat I have ever met and I haven’t slept alone in 4 years because of her. I love her to pieces and it is killing me to rehome her, so I want to make sure she is going to a home where she would be happy and healthy.

The boys are use to being with each other. Would like to see them adopted together but I don't guess it's a have too. Spooky is all black with very little white hairs here and there. He gets spooked at plastic bags, sweepers, load noices, etc. He plays fetch. Loves to be held and petted on while standing up. Likes to be in every room you are. Talks to you when he's hungry, wants to go outside and to get your attention. Loves to watch the birds outside and talk to them. He is litter trained but likes his own litter box. He is chipped. Had all his shots. He is healthy, shiney and soft. They have a cat tower that will go with Spooky if not adopted together. I have cat bowls, beds, toys, clippers (yes, I clip their nails), brush and a few other things that can go with them. I am just having a hard time taking care of them but it's threw no fault of their own.

They are use to being together if you want to adopt both. Socks is outgoing. Will catches flies in the house and mice if any. It not he will catch them outside if he feels you need a present. Not very often. lol Mostly likes the outdoors but comes in when it's rainy, too hot, or too cold and when he's sleepy. Box trained and chipped. He is extremely soft and loves to be loved on. Very playful. Their are cat items that can go with him for free if interested. I have two cats both are up for adoption. I am just not physically capable of taking care of them.