Tabby kittens & cats in Valley Park, Missouri

We adopted Jonesy 2 years and 1 month ago from PetSmart. He is still only 3 years old. He is super handsome, super healthy and super active. All his shots are up to date. I'm very very attached to Jonesy. However, our baby was born in April and I have to take care of the baby and squeeze out time to play with him at the same time (or he would meow incessantly). At first I thought I could manage it, but after 6 months, with fragmented sleep and physical and mental exhaustion, I found myself unable to continue this any more. I admitted defeat... I literally do not have any energy left to play with him after putting the baby to bed... I cannot handle a crying baby and a crying cat at the same time...We love Jonesy and hate to rehome him, but we honestly feel like he would be happier in a household that isn't pre-occupied with a new baby. If you are interested in adopting Jonesy, we would give you all his toys and whatever food and litter we currently have. Please take good care of him!

A friend of mine Judy passed and Angel (almost 3ys.old)was her cat. Her family already had pets so they could not take her. So I took her. At first she was very scared and standoffish. As we got to know one another she warmed up to me. She is very smart and likes affection She does not like to be picked up and is not a lap cat,, but loves affection. I leave hard food out for her during the day which she occasionally grazes but also give her canned food a few times a day. She lets me know when she is hungry by doing something that she knows is a no-no like scratching on my couch. She tries to get outside when I get home from work and if she successfully gets out the door she does not go far. I don't know if she would like to be outside all the time or not. I always get her back in quickly. She will ignore me if I call unless she knows she is getting something out of it. She will play catch with her baby squishmallow and loves her puppy.I have to move and cannot take her or I would.

Charlie showed up at our house randomly in February of 2024. She was emaciated and tiny. We took her in, fed her and kept her warm. We already have two cats inside. We thought we could integrate her into the family but we have not had much success. We don't now if its our cats that don't do well with her, or whether she doesn't do well with other cats. We think it's best if she goes to a pet free home. She is a bit skiddish at first, but if you give her some space and treats she will warm up to you quickly. She is a very loving, cuddly cat. We wish we could keep her and we would keep her. But between other stray cats coming around and our cats sneaking out to eat her food she is no longer associating our garage with a safe space. We are worried about where she will go this winter.

Shayma and her brother Garfield joined our family as captured farm kittens who needed to be fostered and socialized. They were born at the end of April and joined our family early July. They have been such a sweet addition to our family but they are outgrowing the space we have for them. They will be so happy to join families who can give them a forever home. Both Shayma (F) and Garfield (M) are affectionate and cuddly with all people in our family and with each other. They sleep with my daughters — love to snuggle and stay close— and in the morning when I open the door the come running to my room for food and attention from the rest of the family. They are curious about dogs but don’t have exerience— We have dogs in the home who are not good with cats so we’ve kept the kittens contained to the second floor.

Garfield and his sister Shayma joined our family as captured farm kittens who needed to be fostered and socialized. They were born at the end of April and joined our family early July. They have been such a sweet addition to our family but they are outgrowing the space we have for them. They will be so happy to join families who can give them a forever home. Both Garfield (M) and Shayma (F) are affectionate and cuddly with all people in our family and with each other. They sleep with my daughters — love to snuggle and stay close— and in the morning when I open the door they come running to my room for food and attention from the rest of the family. They are curious about dogs but don’t have much experience— We have dogs in the home who are not good with cats so we’ve kept the kittens contained to the second floor. They would likely be good with dogs who were open to meeting them.

Stormy was born July 2020. I received her in September 2020. So it make her 6 years old. The reason I need to rehome her is because my daughter has developed allergies to her. Favorite things: – Temptation treats – her rainbow mice (she has 6 to 8 of them) – When she feels like it, cuddles and ear rubs in your lap

We only adopt to people in the St. Louis METRO area. Please see our Adoption Policies here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TZjrOP29mqXvcHEC3zPaKXXnS80LaVGMA45Lc0-Z2MI/edit?usp=sharingInformation about the rescue and adoption process can also be found at www.stlpetrescue.com along with a full listing of our adoptable pets. Our adoption fees:Cats range from $175 to $200. Exotic breeds or those that had special vetting needs may be more. Dogs range from $250 to $350. High demand puppies and small dogs may be more.This fee includes: felv/fiv/heartworm testing, worming, flea and ear mite treatments, age-appropriate vaccinations, spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, lab work, dental or other medical or surgical treatments as deemed necessary by our team of veterinarians and a microchip with free registration.

Meet Daisy Mae and Domino🐾💕They aren’t siblings, but somewhere along the way they decided, “Yep, you’re my person.” Or, more accurately, “Yep, you’re my tiny sidekick.” 😹 These two are bonded and looking for a home together because apparently doing anything without the other one is simply unacceptable.👑 Daisy Mae is the boss. Obviously. She is the protector, the instigator, the neighborhood watch, and the self-appointed manager of all Domino-related activities. She always knows where he is and, if she doesn’t, she will immediately conduct a full investigation.Daisy Mae LOVES boxes, little balls, hiding, and—her personal favorite—waiting for poor unsuspecting Domino to walk by so she can pounce on him from her hiding spot. She calls it “quality time.” Domino may have other opinions.🖤 Domino is the sweet, slightly shy little guy who absolutely melts for cuddles. He especially loves men and is perfectly happy to curl up and soak up some affection once he feels comfortable. He may be small, but don't let that fool you—this boy is FAST. Like, “Did that kitten just teleport?” fast.Domino loves his cat tree, toys, and, apparently, his dry food enough to consider it one of his closest personal relationships. 😂And wherever Domino goes, Daisy Mae is never far behind. Wherever Daisy Mae goes, Domino is usually right there following her. They play together, nap together, explore together, get into trouble together, and generally operate as a two-cat unit.Basically, Daisy Mae is the brains, Domino is the adorable getaway driver, and together they are a tiny furry crime syndicate. 😹They are sweet, playful, loving, and absolutely devoted to each other. They’re now taking applications for their forever family—preferably one willing to provide unlimited toys, boxes, cat trees, cuddles, snacks, and opportunities for completely unnecessary kitten mischief.**Adopt Daisy Mae and Domino together and get twice the love, twice the entertainment, and approximately 47 times the chaos.** ❤️🐾Contact Cheryl @ cherylcola4@gmail.com to meet and play with us. Applications being taken now @stlpetrescue.comWe only adopt to people in the St. Louis METRO area. Please see our Adoption Policies here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TZjrOP29mqXvcHEC3zPaKXXnS80LaVGMA45Lc0-Z2MI/edit?usp=sharingInformation about the rescue and adoption process can also be found at www.stlpetrescue.com along with a full listing of our adoptable pets. Our adoption fees:Cats range from $175 to $200. Exotic breeds or those that had special vetting needs may be more. Dogs range from $250 to $350. High demand puppies and small dogs may be more.This fee includes: felv/fiv/heartworm testing, worming, flea and ear mite treatments, age-appropriate vaccinations, spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, lab work, dental or other medical or surgical treatments as deemed necessary by our team of veterinarians and a microchip with free registration.

We only adopt to people in the St. Louis METRO area. Please see our Adoption Policies here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TZjrOP29mqXvcHEC3zPaKXXnS80LaVGMA45Lc0-Z2MI/edit?usp=sharingInformation about the rescue and adoption process can also be found at www.stlpetrescue.com along with a full listing of our adoptable pets. Our adoption fees:Cats range from $175 to $200. Exotic breeds or those that had special vetting needs may be more. Dogs range from $250 to $350. High demand puppies and small dogs may be more.This fee includes: felv/fiv/heartworm testing, worming, flea and ear mite treatments, age-appropriate vaccinations, spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, lab work, dental or other medical or surgical treatments as deemed necessary by our team of veterinarians and a microchip with free registration.