Tabby kittens & cats in Lewiston, Maine

Meet Bandit — The Sweet Little Hide-and-Seek Champion Bandit is a slightly shy but very sweet kitty who prefers to take his time getting to know new people and places. While he may start off as a quiet observer, once he feels safe and comfortable, he enjoys affection and happily soaks up pets from his favorite humans. This handsome boy is looking for a peaceful home where he can settle in at his own pace and build confidence without too much hustle and bustle around him.Bandit is searching for a quiet home with a patient family that understands some cats need a little extra time to adjust. He would love plenty of cozy hiding spots where he can retreat when he needs a break, along with tall cat trees and shelves where he can sit up high and keep an eye on his surroundings. He may do well with another calm cat after a super slow introduction, though his feelings about dogs remain a mystery. With patience, understanding, and lots of gentle affection, Bandit is sure to blossom into a wonderful companion. If you`re looking for a sweet friend who just needs a little time to come out of his shell, Bandit is ready to steal your heart. 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 Tinker Bell — A Tiny Fairy with a Heart Full of Love Tinker Bell may be a super senior, but this sweet little lady still has plenty of love left to share. She is a gentle, affectionate girl who believes the best things in life are soft blankets, warm laps, extra wet food, and spending time with the people she loves. Tinker Bell enjoys being pet, cuddled, and quietly keeping her favorite humans company. She’s looking for a calm, indoor-only home where she can enjoy her golden years surrounded by comfort, kindness, and plenty of affection. Most importantly, she absolutely adores her sister Harley and would love nothing more than to go home together so they can continue sharing naps, snuggles, and companionship.As a distinguished senior lady, Tinker Bell has a few special requests to help keep her feeling her best. She will need regular nail trims, plenty of different scratching surfaces to keep her comfortable, and adopters who have an established veterinarian to monitor her health as she ages gracefully. Extra wet food is always appreciated, and cozy beds, sunny windows, and gentle pets are high on her wish list as well. If you`re looking for a loving companion who will happily spend her days cuddled beside you and fill your home with quiet companionship, Tinker Bell is ready to sprinkle a little magic into your life. 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 Megaphone — A Shy Kitten Finding His Voice Megaphone is a shy young kitten who is still learning that the world—and especially people—can be safe. Right now, he`s very nervous in new situations and prefers to observe from the comfort of a cozy hiding spot or a high perch. Although he isn`t quite sure about people yet, he`s already showing that he`s willing to learn. With gentle encouragement, treats, and other positive reinforcement, Megaphone has been making small but meaningful steps toward building trust.Megaphone is looking for a quiet, patient home that will give him the time and support he needs to continue developing his social skills. He would likely do best with a confident, social cat who can help show him the ropes and give him a little extra comfort as he settles in, though this is not required. His ideal home will include plenty of cozy hiding spots, tall cat trees where he can observe from above, and adopters who understand that progress happens at his pace. With patience, kindness, and consistency, Megaphone has all the potential to grow into a wonderful companion—you`ll just have the privilege of watching his journey unfold. *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.*