Tabby kittens & cats in Lansing, Michigan

Meet Mr. Flynn, the lighter grey kitty, he’s 8 and Monkey, the darker one, he’s 7. These boys are a bonded pair and they are strictly indoor cats! Their human mom passed way. She was never married and had no children. These boys were her babies! They meant everything to her! They are very sweet, very social, love to have human interactions! I would keep them but I have a dog

Has a sister that would like to go with her. Enjoys sitting or sleeping by your feet. Cuddly cat with a funny personality. Loves to play fight with her sister.

Meet Mr. Flynn, the lighter grey kitty, he’s 8 and Monkey, the darker one, he’s 7. These boys are a bonded pair and they are strictly indoor cats! Their human mom passed way. She was never married and had no children. These boys were her babies! They meant everything to her! They are very sweet, very social, love to have human interactions! I would keep them but I have a dog

Has a sister that would like to go with her. Enjoys sitting or sleeping by your feet. Cuddly cat with a funny personality. Loves to play fight with her sister.

I have moved from MA back to MI to retire, and for forty-two years I've wanted a cat. A month ago I wound up with the last 3 kittens from a litter of 8 in a local animal shelter. They were adorable, but within 24 hours I had a bad rash and serious breathing issues. My doctor confirmed that I was allergic. The animal shelter's policy was that cats could be returned within ten days, so I took two of them back after only 36 hours (I only had 2 carriers and wasn't comfortable squeezing 2 into 1). The people at the shelter were angry at me and treated me rudely. So I went home and thought I would try to keep the last one, Ivan. He is extremely lovable, but I am increasingly allergic. I want him to have a good home, but as of now I've had to close off several rooms and I can really only interact with him to feed him. He is smart, sweet, and lovable. But I'm basically afraid to get too close because my eyes and nose start watering and I get dizzy and wheeze. He's a great and charming kitten!

Bean is a 6 year old beautiful girl who loves attention! We adopted Bean as a kitten, but as she has gotten older, she no longer gets along with our male cats. She needs a home where she is either the only pet, or maybe one other female cat as she does great with our older female kitty. Bean loves to cuddle, play with strings and hair ties, and loves her water moving (we have pet fountains here). She loves to chatter at birds in the windows and sun bathe! She's uses scratching posts/toys and will NOT scratch up your furniture! She's an all around great baby, but needs a home she can be free to roam in. Bean was last taken to the vet for a comprehensive exam September of 2023. Her FVRCP vaccine is current, but she is due for her rabies shot. Bean is also microchipped.

Hi my name is Tocage (to-kah-gey). It means “lizard” in Japanese, but spelled wrong. Whoops. I’m a rescue and have been living with my owner since I was little. My owner is currently living with a sibling with severe asthma and very bad allergies. That’s why I’m looking for a home where I can’t cause an asthma attack. I am a sweet cuddly and curious young boy. I like to rest on anyone’s shoulders. I enjoy the company of cats and kids. I like to sleep near windows. I’m part raccoon because I stand up and beg for Temptations. Unfortunately I have some gut issues and can only have a certain brand of cat food. I will need to be monitored and checked often because I may get bad breath. As long as you do that I’m fine. I want a loving family and all the attention I deserve!

Bill is an easy going, low-maintenance senior guy. We found him as a kitten 13years ago and he’s been a loved part of our family since. He doesn’t have any special needs or health issues, and has lived well with a dog and small children with no problems whatsoever. Our family is growing to include 3 children under 4 this December, and we know it’s best for Bill to be rehoused to a quieter home and family.

🐾 WELCOME HOME! 🐾 Bringing Your New Kitty Home: What to Expect Thank you for adopting and giving this kitty a second chance! Here’s what you need to know for a smooth transition: 🛏 Start Small Set your cat up in one quiet room with a litter box, food, water, and a hiding spot (like a covered bed or cardboard box). Let them explore slowly and on their terms. ⏳ Give Time Even the friendliest cats may be shy at first. Expect 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to settle in, and up to 3 months to fully adjust. Be patient—they're learning to trust! It’s normal for cats to hide for the first 24–72 hours. Adult cats, especially, may take even longer to feel safe. As long as they’re eating, drinking, and using the litter box, hiding is okay! 🍽 Feed & Hydrate Keep food and water dishes in a quiet, accessible spot. Follow any diet info provided. Monitor eating, drinking, and litter box habits the first few days. 🚽 Litter Box Basics Show them where the box is right away. Keep it clean and use unscented, clumping litter unless otherwise noted. 🐱 Interactions Let your cat come to you. Avoid loud noises or too much handling early on. Use gentle voices and slow blinks to build trust. 🐕 Introducing to Other Pets? Slow and steady wins the race! Keep your new kitty separated at first and take your time with introductions. 🧸 Playtime & Enrichment Interactive toys, scratching posts, and window views help relieve stress and build confidence. Email adoptions@savedbyzade.com

Meet Winkster – The Gentle Soul with a Golden Heart 🧡🐾 Winkster is a sweet orange boy who’s been through more than any kitty should. He was found living outside at a rest stop, where life wasn’t always kind — but even then, he never lost his gentle spirit. A kind community member took pity on him and made sure he’d never have to face the cold or loneliness again. Now safe and loved, Winkster is showing his true colors: soft, affectionate, and just a little shy. He may need a bit of patience at first, but once he trusts you, his warmth shines brighter than his orange fur. Winkster has had a rough start, but he’s ready for a new beginning — one filled with love, comfort, and a family who will treasure his kind heart. He’s not just looking for a home… he’s looking for his person. ❤️

🐾 WELCOME HOME! 🐾 Bringing Your New Kitty Home: What to Expect Thank you for adopting and giving this kitty a second chance! Here’s what you need to know for a smooth transition: 🛏 Start Small Set your cat up in one quiet room with a litter box, food, water, and a hiding spot (like a covered bed or cardboard box). Let them explore slowly and on their terms. ⏳ Give Time Even the friendliest cats may be shy at first. Expect 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to settle in, and up to 3 months to fully adjust. Be patient—they're learning to trust! It’s normal for cats to hide for the first 24–72 hours. Adult cats, especially, may take even longer to feel safe. As long as they’re eating, drinking, and using the litter box, hiding is okay! 🍽 Feed & Hydrate Keep food and water dishes in a quiet, accessible spot. Follow any diet info provided. Monitor eating, drinking, and litter box habits the first few days. 🚽 Litter Box Basics Show them where the box is right away. Keep it clean and use unscented, clumping litter unless otherwise noted. 🐱 Interactions Let your cat come to you. Avoid loud noises or too much handling early on. Use gentle voices and slow blinks to build trust. 🐕 Introducing to Other Pets? Slow and steady wins the race! Keep your new kitty separated at first and take your time with introductions. 🧸 Playtime & Enrichment Interactive toys, scratching posts, and window views help relieve stress and build confidence. Email adoptions@savedbyzade.com