Tabby kittens & cats in Lewiston, Maine

We adopted Greg from a shelter in Auburn when he was 7 months old. We’ve had him for over 3 years now. He’s a kind, playful, and cuddly cat. He can be really shy in new places and around new people, once he gets to know you, he’s friendly and loves cuddles. Also, LOVES food. I’ve never seen a cat eat food like he does. Portion control is a must unless you want a fat cat. One time he broke into his automatic feeder and ate 2 weeks of food in a morning. It was on Thanksgiving too lol…We’d be looking for someone who would be intentional about giving him attention, and someone who would really love having him around.

Meet Itzae — The Snuggle Bug who is looking for a Forever Heart! Approximately 3 months old • Litter box trained • Wonderful with kids, cats, dogs, and everyone she meets. Sweet Itzae is a tiny little soul with the biggest heart. At only about 3 months old, this precious kitten has already known what it feels like to be left behind—she was found dumped at a Burger King, confused and needing someone to care. But somehow, Itzae has held onto every bit of sweetness inside her. She is playful, gentle, affectionate, and full of trust, as if she has been waiting her whole life for the person who will finally choose her. Itzae is truly a little snuggle bug. She loves people, adores other cats, does beautifully with dogs, and is super good with kids. She is litter box trained, full of kitten joy, and ready to bring laughter, comfort, and love into a home that will never let her feel unwanted again. If you have room in your heart and home for a kitten who only wants to love and be loved, please consider adopting Itzae. She doesn’t need much—just safety, kindness, warm arms to curl into, and a forever family who will see her for what she is: a beautiful little life worth cherishing.

Meet Little Lady — A Sweetheart Who Loves the Quiet Life!Little Lady is a shy but sweet kitty who is looking for a super quiet home where she can relax and take her time getting comfortable. New surroundings and new people can be a little overwhelming for her, so she will need extra patience and time to adjust to her new family. Once she feels safe and settled, her gentle personality can begin to shine. Little Lady would love a home filled with comfy beds, soft blankets, and plenty of yummy wet food to help her feel cozy and spoiled. She may do okay with a calm, friendly kitty after a slow and thoughtful introduction. Most of all, she needs a family who will let her set the pace and give her the time she needs to build confidence. With patience, peace, and lots of love, Little Lady is ready to show just how special she is. Behavior and personality assessment is based on information provided by previous owner(s) and/or observations in a shelter environment and may not accurately reflect the pet`s behavior in your home.

Meet JJ — A Quiet Little Gentleman Looking for His Peaceful PlaceJJ is a shy but sweet kitty who is looking for a super quiet home where he can finally relax and feel comfortable. He has lived indoors his entire life and has lived with other cats, but he seems to prefer having his own space and would likely be happiest as the only kitty. New environments can be overwhelming for JJ, so his future family should be prepared to give him plenty of extra time to decompress and adjust.JJ`s ideal home will be calm, predictable, and filled with cozy hiding spots where he can retreat when he needs some quiet time. He`ll also appreciate tall cat trees, shelves, or other places where he can sit up high and safely observe his surroundings. With patience, consistency, and a family willing to let him come out of his shell at his own pace, JJ has the opportunity to become a sweet and rewarding companion. Behavior and personality assessment is based on information provided by previous owner(s) and/or observations in a shelter environment and may not fully reflect behavior in your home.

Meet Our Young Barn Cats — Independent Spirits Looking for a Safe Place! These young cats are looking for a safe and warm barn, shed, garage, or similar setting where they can live comfortably while doing what they do best—being cats! They are feral and may not be comfortable with being handled or living as traditional house cats. With the right environment, they can settle into their new surroundings and enjoy a life with plenty of space to explore and observe from a safe distance.Their new caretaker should provide a secure, weather-protected space with cozy insulated bedding, fresh food and water, and safe places where they can hide and feel comfortable. They will need time to adjust to their new surroundings and should be given a gradual transition before having full access to their new area. These independent little cats may not be lap cats, but they still deserve a safe, warm place to call home! Behavior and personality assessment is based on information provided by previous owner(s) and/or observations in a shelter environment and may not accurately reflect the pet’s behavior in your home.