Tabby kittens & cats in Zimmerman, Minnesota

Hello. This is Jinx. She is about 6 or 7 years old. Our neighbors received her from a lady back in September 2025, who was allergic to her. They tried to give her a good home, but Jinx did not get along with all their animals. They asked if we could try and take her, as we where looking for another barn/garage cat, but she hated our other cat. We tried bringing her inside, but we have two large dogs who just want to attack her. She is safely in our basement, but not happy. We try to spend time with her, but I know it is not enough. She would do very well with a sunny window to nap by and a warm lap to lay on. She loves to snuggle, but does not like any other animals. She is a very mild mannered cat. Please help her find her forever home.

Hello. This is Jinx. She is about 6 or 7 years old. Our neighbors received her from a lady back in September 2025, who was allergic to her. They tried to give her a good home, but Jinx did not get along with all their animals. They asked if we could try and take her, as we where looking for another barn/garage cat, but she hated our other cat. We tried bringing her inside, but we have two large dogs who just want to attack her. She is safely in our basement, but not happy. We try to spend time with her, but I know it is not enough. She would do very well with a sunny window to nap by and a warm lap to lay on. She loves to snuggle, but does not like any other animals. She is a very mild mannered cat. Please help her find her forever home.

Freyja is a rescue from Nashville! Kitty Girl is her nickname— we’ve had her for almost a year. She was about 3-4 months old when we got her. She loves to cuddle on the couch, lounge and play with her toys, laser beam, and scratcher. Very shy and cautious to new people and environments but adjusts quickly. She is not aggressive! Does really well with alone time too. We are looking to rehome due to her not getting along with the other cats in the home. She is so sweet, we hope to find the right fit for her 🖤

Male, 10 week old kitten. Very friendly with our kids (4 and under) and loves to be played with. His brother used the litter box right away at his new home, doesn’t scratch furniture, is chill with a 15 month old baby, and is friendly with 2 dogs so hopefully this kitten is the same.

Are you looking for a fierce, mice-hunting apex predator? Great! Keep looking, because Nibbles is absolutely not it. ​Nibbles is a pleasantly plump, full-figured feline who views exercise as a personal insult. Her daily routine consists of 23 hours of deep sleep, followed by 1 hour of contemplating more sleep. She isn't shy around new people—in fact, she assumes every stranger is a guest who arrived solely to admire her magnificent chunkiness. ​Her relationship with the Great Outdoors? Strictly observational. She loves sitting on the porch like a tiny, furry landlord judging the neighborhood, but actually going outside is far too chaotic for her. As for prey drive? Nonexistent. If a mouse walked up to her, she’d probably offer it a blanket and ask it to keep the noise down. ​Fair warning: her name is a literal description. If dinner is five minutes late, she won't meow—she will start aggressively nibbling on plastic or paper bags.

Colby is a super sociable, friendly 6 year old big orange tabby cat. He loves cuddles, toys, and belly scratches, as well as lounging in the window sill. He's fully house trained and also LOVES shoes for some reason. My wife has been his only owner, but sadly he does not get along with our other cat. We think that she never welcomed him fully and therefore he takes medication for anxiety. He has had urine crystals in the past, for which the vet prescribed urinary care food. We have also added a baby to the home which has caused additional anxiety. Colby would do best in a home with few other pets, he is a bundle of joy and active young cat. Colby has not spent much time with dogs but is good with older kids or kids that he has a chance to get used to. A welcoming cat may also be a good fit for Colby as he is extremely social.

sol or mr, is my little golden boy. he came to me 4 months after sir as a kitten in may of 2025. hes a barn cat and came from a litter of 7. he’s a big boy and loves to hunt and play. he loves his big brother sir. mr has not been around many other dogs or cats but he can get nervous around other animals. i hope to find mr and sir a good home together.

Hadley is a strikingly beautiful tuxedo cat with a story that reflects both resilience and the importance of understanding animal boundaries. Hadley came to us after experiencing a highly stressful and overwhelming situation in her previous home. She was placed in circumstances far beyond what any cat should have to navigate, and in that environment she became frightened and reactive as a way of protecting herself. In rescue, she has shown us something very important: Hadley is not a “general placement” cat. She is an individual who requires a very specific kind of home and a very intentional kind of person. What we know about Hadley today is that she can be a wonderful companion when she feels safe, but she has very clear limits around handling, change, and especially other animals. Because of her history and her responses under stress, she must go to a strictly adult-only home with no children and absolutely no other pets—no exceptions. She needs an environment where she will not be asked to adapt to other animals or unpredictable social situations. Hadley’s future adopter will need to deeply respect her autonomy. She is not a cat who should be pushed for affection or forced into interaction. Instead, she thrives with calm presence, patience, and allowing her to choose the pace and level of engagement. Her person will need to understand feline body language, respect her boundaries at all times, and accept that trust with her will be earned slowly, on her terms. We are committed to being very selective about Hadley’s placement because she deserves a life where she can finally feel secure and unthreatened. In the right home, with the right expectations, she has the potential to live peacefully and be understood for exactly who she is. Hadley is not a project or a challenge—she is a cat who has been through more than enough. What she needs now is stability, safety, and someone who will honor her for the unique individual she is. Apply to adopt- www.fureverhomerescue.com

Meet Purrsnickity – A Gentle Soul Ready for His Forever Home Purrsnickity is a sweet and slightly shy kitty who just needs a little time to feel safe—and once he does, his affectionate, gentle personality shines through. He’s a lovely companion who enjoys the quiet life and would thrive in a calm, understanding home. He gets along well with other cats who are respectful and friendly, but he’s not a fan of dogs. Whether he has a kind kitty companion or is your one-and-only, Purrsnickity is content as long as she feels safe and loved. This handsome boy didn’t have the easiest start in life and was previously adopted, but unfortunately, the resident cat wasn’t willing to share his space. It was a stressful situation for everyone, so Purrsnickity returned to the sanctuary where he's now waiting patiently for the right home—one where she can truly relax and be himself. If you’re looking for a quiet, kind-hearted cat to share your home and heart, Purrsnickity may be the perfect match. Apply to Adopt: http://www.fureverhomerescue.com/how-to-adopt.html

Meet Julieta – A Quiet Momma with a Big Heart Julieta is a beautiful, independent soul who’s spent much of her life caring for others. She came to the rescue with a litter of kittens that looked just like her—and even stepped in as a loving surrogate mom to another litter in need. Her nurturing spirit is undeniable. Now it’s Julieta’s turn to be cared for. She’s a reserved girl who values her space and tends to keep to herself, but she’s slowly learning that human affection can be a good thing. She’s especially fond of gentle cheek and chin scratches—those are her favorite! While she’s still working on building trust, she has so much quiet love to give once she feels safe. Julieta can be a little “hangry” when mealtime takes too long—she might give you a playful nip to remind you who’s boss—but it’s all part of her charming, sassy personality. She would be happy to share her home with other respectful kitties and would thrive in a calm, patient environment where she can grow at her own pace. If you believe in second chances and the beauty of earning a shy cat’s trust, Julieta might just be the perfect companion for you. https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FEHR/Cat I live at the Sanctuary. Sponsor me! PayPal.me/fureverhomerescue