Tabby kittens & cats in Westminster, Maryland

We inherited her a year or two ago and due to change in living situation we are trying to rehome her to a good home that can provide her more attention than our situation allows. We took her in temporarily, and it’s proven to be harder than expected to find someone willing to take her permanently and provide a good home. We are just trying to do what’s best - a little about her: She is about 7 years old, spayed, and is a tabby cat. She’s on the chunky side but we recently took her to the vet and she is healthy otherwise! Up to date on rabies and distemper vaccines. She has been an indoor cat only and hasn’t been around other pets, but with a proper introduction, I’m sure she would adapt. She is friendly but is timid when meeting new people so may hide when visitors are around until she becomes familiar with new people. I’m happy to answer any other questions that I know the answers to or provide additional information as needed.

Both cats are brothers and are 15 years old. They both have thyroid issues and are on prescribed food to control this. They need a loving home that can give them the attention and care they need. Both cats are extremely lovable!

Fred is a 4 year old cat. He is loving and loves attention. He loves cuddles and gets along with our shitzu who is an older dog. Fred gets along with older children. He likes to play, and has very high energy. We are now welcoming a new baby, so Fred is no longer the baby of our family and he is not taking that well. We love Fred and would love someone who will take care of him and love him like we have all these years!

Hello! Navy was a gift to me by my husband and we love him but are moving unexpectedly, and cannot keep him. He is 4M old and is really good with kids and lovable.

Oliver was my first cat, and the one who turned me into a "cat lady" prompting me to both foster and adopt many more cats after him. He has been with me through every move, a divorce, the birth of one of my children, and every moment in between. I do not want to rehome him, and I have waited until the absolute last minute to make this post.I am moving out of the country and will not be able to take him with me. Even if I could, I truly believe the travel would hurt him more than finding him a home nearby. So, I am doing what is best for him. He is a 7 year old Orange Tabby. A big, chunky boy with nothing but love to give. He has been around many animals - dogs, other cats, a bunny, a snake, and a turtle - and has always been on his best behavior. He has been around my children since he was a kitten, so he is absolutely a family man. My preference goes to a family with children, or a Senior who needs a lazy companion. He is the only cat I've ever met that enjoys belly rubs.

Adopted 2.5 months ago and new landlord is not allowing her to live with me. It kills me to give her up. She’s a loving young cat who will love to play or lay there while you watch shows or movies. Shes been nothing short of amazing and super easy and low maintenance.

Meet Precious- currently in a foster home! From her foster: She is a perfect combination of calico and tabby - a very unique looking girl. Precious was an owner surrender through no fault of her own and was extremely stressed in a shelter environment. In a foster home, she`s doing great!Her foster reports that she loves: looking out windows, catnip, the laser, toy springs, toy mice, sisal scratching posts, and cat trees. She looks forward to wet food (non-fish pate, please) and comes running for Temptations catnip treats. Precious loves being petted and brushed. She gets very excited about pets. If she wants pets, she will tap your arm and lick you! She gets along with other adult cats in her foster home. She would do best in a quieter home that provides her with a safe hiding spot to adjust to her new home and a cozy hidey hole to nap during the day. Please email hsccfosterteam@gmail.com to be put in touch with her foster family!

Leonard is in a foster home!A note from his foster:Leonard has never met a stranger! This outgoing, confident kitten is pure love wrapped in fur and he is always ready to welcome pets, cuddles and attention! Leonard is incredibly social and thrives on being around people. If you are looking for a lap cat, you found one! Leonard loves exploring new places, meeting new animal friends and making people friends wherever he goes! Unlike some kittens who need a lot of time to settle in, Leonard tends to adapt quickly and confidently to new environments. When he`s not cuddling, he`s usually running around playing and creating mischief with his siblings. He`s energetic, affectionate and will always be ready to be part of whatever you`re doing. Leonard would do best having a cat playmate in his new home due to his social nature!Please email hsccfosterteam@gmail.com to be put in touch with his foster family!

Meet Regina, an absolutely beautiful 8-month-old girl with the sweetest personality! Regina is a gentle, kind, and loving kitty who is sure to melt your heart. She has the softest, fluffiest fur and a calm, affectionate nature that makes her impossible not to adore.Regina is ready to leave shelter life behind and find a forever family where she can feel safe, loved, and cherished. If you`re looking for a sweet and fluffy companion to brighten your days, Regina may be the perfect girl for you!Adoptable cats/kittens are spayed/neutered, started on core vaccines per shelter protocols, microchipped, FIV/FeLV tested, and started on monthly preventatives. Adoptions hours (no appointment needed) are M/T/W/F 10 am - 12:30 pm and 2 pm -4 pm; TH 10 am -12:30 pm and 2 pm -6:30 pm, and SAT 9 am -1 pm. To schedule an appointment outside of those hours, and/or to learn more information regarding a particular animal, please call the Feline Department at 410-848-4810 ext 816. If no one answers, please leave a detailed message with your name and phone number, and the call will be returned by end of business Monday - Friday.Adopters can prepare for their visit by being 18 years of age or older, having permission from their landlord to bring a new pet into their household, having some form of ID that shows their current address, and by bringing a suitable carrier to take their new companion home in. The adoption fee can be paid using cash, debit or credit and is based on age: Cats 1 year and younger are $75; cats 2 years to 7 years are $50; and 8 years and older are $25.