Tabby kittens & cats in Princeton, Minnesota

Lucky and Max are a pair of sweet, well‑behaved sister cats who have spent their entire lives—about 10 years—being deeply loved and cared for by my mother‑in‑law since they were kittens. They are gentle lap cats who adore snuggles, daily treats, and playing with their toys and catnip. Losing their longtime caregiver in December has left them without anyone in the family able to take them in, and it’s important to us that they find a home where they can feel safe and cherished again. Lucky and Max are looking for a loving family who will welcome them together and give them the affection, comfort, and companionship they’ve always known.

Tippy was adopted from the Humane Society in July 2025 and is 7 years old. She is a very sweet and gentle cat. She dislikes being held and having her belly rubbed, but she will immediately crawl into your lap for pets and snuggles the second you sit down. She loves to play, has a lot of energy, and is super funny when she gets the zoomies. She is great with small kids but does not get along with dogs. Unfortunately we were not told about her dental needs upon adoption and we are not in a good financial place to pay for a dental trip at the moment, but she is in dire need of having at least one tooth removed and a cleaning. Tippy has a problem with leaking urine while she sleeps. She was checked for a UTI and it was negative. I havent been able to figure out how to stop it from happening. We never find it on the floor and she doesnt spray. She needs an experienced adopter who does not have a problem with her leaking urine while she sleeps. It is definitely not behavioral in any way.

Nutmeg is a good cat, we are looking to re-home her as we just inherited a dog that requires a lot of training and attention. She is very sweet and a little sassy. Good with other cats and dogs. She took a very keen liking to my German shorthaired pointer, who she would follow around the house a nuzzle him and make biscuits on him when he would be laying down. She is very affectionate and loves to be petted and sit on your lap. Not a huge fan of being picked up and she loves to vocalize her opinion. She tends to be a little shy when guests are over, but always excited and happy to see me or my wife when we get home. When she’s not playing or birdwatching out the window, she likes to curl up in a ball on the couch or ideally someone’s lap. Nutmeg (We call her Meg for short) deserves a loving home where she gets the attention she deserves

Charlotte! 8 years old. A sweet lady who purrs like a lawnmower and loves a cuddle. She loves to sleep in bed, sometimes by your feet or she’ll cozy up right by your head. She loves to lay on her back and show you her tummy. She always greets everyone at the door and says hello (hoping for some head scratches upon arrival). Charlotte is on the hunt for a family after a house fire destroyed her old home. They moved to an apartment but she was stressed living in such close quarters with other dogs and cats. Charlotte does very well as an only pet and would prefer to stay that way. She has declawed front paws. Charlotte used to free feed but has switched to an automatic feeder and is working on losing a little weight so she stays happy and healthy. (Currently in a foster home).

Sweet September is a 13 year old cat with a perfect senior blood panel (done June 2025) and a love for cuddles. He came to us in 2014 from the Humane Society and was living his best life in a one cat home. He tolerated adding an additional cat (who recently passed in 2025), but his stress has gone through the roof since adding two dogs and a toddler. I would say he would do best in a home where he’s the only fur baby. We love September, and that‘s what prompted us to find him a home where he can retire and live stress free.

We have had Sunny since he was 3 months old, and he is now 11. He is a big cuddly cat with many vocalizations. He enjoys being outdoors part of the time even in cold weather, and is a great hunter, jumper and climber. Great bed snuggler. He is very good about using the litter box. For about the past two years, he has had occasional cysts on his face and around his eyes, which the vet says are not cancerous. No special diet, although he enjoys treats and table scraps. He has anxiety about going in the cat carrier to the vet, and would benefit from mild sedation for those trips. He is initially wary of strangers but warms up quickly. Afraid of dogs. Unknown how he would interact with young children.

Spearfish is a quiet, gentle soul who prefers to observe the world before fully stepping into it. She’s soft-hearted and sweet, finding comfort and confidence through the presence of other cats. Around feline friends, her curiosity shines—she’ll explore, play, and snuggle up for peaceful naps. Humans are still new and a bit intimidating for Spearfish, but she’s making slow, steady progress. She appreciates calm environments, predictable routines, and people who respect her space. Like Cheyenne her sibling, she has excellent litter box habits and settles nicely into daily rhythms. Spearfish isn’t a lap kitty and may never demand attention, but her subtle personality and quiet companionship make her incredibly special for someone who understands shy cats and the joy of earning trust over time. Spearfish is not bonded , but she would love to be adopted with Cheyenne or into a home with another confident, friendly cat who can help her feel safe and brave. Sometimes the most meaningful bonds are the ones you earn. If you have a patient heart, a cat-friendly home, and a resident kitty looking for companionship, Cheyenne and/or Spearfish could be a beautiful addition to your family. Spearfish is from a stray surrender with 3 siblings.

Jonny is a sweet guy. He loves lying in the sunshine and is super happy to have wet food two times a day. He is getting more comfortable with human attention. He likes to cuddle with his cousins. Jonny is from an owner surrender with 7 siblings. If you are interested in getting to know this animal better, please fill out an adoption application. An adoption application is the best way to show your interest in an animal and is not a binding contract. Want to adopt a kitten? We highly recommend you consider bringing home two instead of one! Adopting kittens in pairs has been proven to be beneficial for cats’ emotional and behavioral well-being and greatly improves the likelihood of long-term adopter happiness as a result. Adopting more than one kitten also reduces the risk of “Single Kitten Syndrome” (also known as Tarzan Syndrome), a symptom of under-socialization during a kitten’s most formative weeks. Kittens who are under-socialized may develop aggressive tendencies toward both other animals and humans as they grow, creating lifelong behavioral issues for owners. I just joined my foster family and we are still getting acquainted with one another. Once they learn more about me, they will add more information here!

Destiny is equally parts independent and sassy. This queen of the castle is content to nap in a cozy spot, mosey over for her favorite treats, and overlook her dominion. Despite being a self assured lady, she does enjoy playing when she's feeling some whimsy. She takes some time to warm up to new feline friends, but love to wrestle with other cats once they get along. Destiny is looking for a patient home to help her feel safe and loved so she can be the happiest little kitty. Destiny is from a local rescue.