Tabby kittens & cats in Ithaca, New York

This young male cat is currently being fostered in Hammondsport, NY (finger lakes region). He was originally going to be a trap, neuter, vaccinate and release, but he was super sweet so we decided to foster him! Looking for his forever home ❤️ He’s fully vaccinated, FELV/FIV negative and the Vet thinks he’s around a year old. Super playful and would also make a great lap cat.

Peachy Keen is currently relaxing with one of our amazing foster friends because she found the shelter environment to be too much for her. After taking some time to get her bearings and settle in, Peachy Keen began to share gentle affection with her new friend. This is a cat that would be your lap cat and napping, reading, and tv watching partner. Peachy likes giving hugs (so cute!), savoring some catnip, delicious meals, and soft toys. While Peachy Keen is a deeply affectionate cat, she does not enjoy being picked up, preferring to keep all four on the floor for her cuddles. In her foster home she has had perfect litter box manners, and faithfully uses two different scratching posts. She does not appreciate the charms of the resident cat, but doesn`t seem to be bothered by the small resident dog, either.If Peachy Keen seems like the perfect addition to your household, stop by the Adoptions Center during our open hours Wed - Sundays, from 12pm to 4:30pm (6:30pm Thursdays), and fill out an application to get the chance to meet her!You can also reach our adoptions team:by email: adoptions@spcaonline.comby phone (during open hours): 607-257-1822 x221

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Zena may not be the Warrior Princess that we all grew up watching, but she’s still a sweetheart of a queen! She’ll take a few moments to get comfortable with you, but after that, you’re in the Adoration Zone, and if you’re looking for a conversational kitty, Zena’s your gal. She’s also a big fan of watching the world through the windows (while lounging on a plush pillow or three, of course). She’s looking for a very relaxed and casual environment to call home, though more specifically without any canine companions, sorry – they’re just too much for her demure temperament. She may find herself at ease with other similarly easygoing felines, though we’ll be more than happy to offer some suggestions for a slow-paced introduction into her new home when you come in to say hello! We’re available for walk-in visits noon to 4:30pm Wed – Sundays (6:30pm Thursdays), and we’d love to get you in to say hello!You can also reach our adoptions team:by email: adoptions@spcaonline.comby phone (during open hours): 607-257-1822 x221