Tabby kittens & cats in Burlington, North Carolina

A neighbor abandon a pregnant cat and it wound up in my back yard. I am getting the mother cat spayed and vaccinated but need help finding a home for the 2 kittens. They look to be about 7 weeks old and are very friendly (I play with them every day!). Please consider giving these cuties a good life.

Chocho was found as a baby stuck in someone's car. We loved her at first site. She had a litter in which we kept one also being put up for adoption. Loves hugs. He son is 11 months old and very active. Check separate site for him, his name is Toffee. Rehomimg her because landlord imposed a $300 pet fee. I also am rehomimg her son, Toffee. I believe he is a tabby, long blond hair. Absolutely beautiful

Penny is 9 years old and is in excellent health. She loves to be brushed and loves to be near her human but isn't snuggly. She is very sweet and our vet comme Ts about how sweet and gentle she is and easy to handle. The issue is that we have a more aggressive cat with special need issues. Penny is much smaller at 7 pounds and is terrified of him. We have had to put penny in her own space that unfortunately is not in the common area. She has been isolated in a separate room for the last several months and we feel absolutely awful about this. We would like to find penny a home where she can hang out with her human all day. For the right owner we will donate all her supplies and a few months of food and litter.

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Meet Jam, a bold, brave, playful tabby who loves all the attention she can soak up. Jam and her sister Toast arrived together as feral kittens. They love to chase each other, wrestle with feather toys, and explore every nook and cranny of their surroundings. Their high energy level is contagious, and they're guaranteed to keep you laughing at their sweet antics. Toast and Jam turn into little purring machines when enjoying pets and meals. If Jam is really happy, she has an adorable little trill purr. While these two don't love to be held, they could get to that point with gentle handling. They are very affectionate and would do best with a family who doesn't mind being patient as they adjust to a new home and continue trusting people. These girls are worth it! As Jam is getting older, her beautiful coat is becoming more pronounced, and her gray tabby markings have several spots of orange - giving her a beautiful calico tabby pattern. While Toast and Jam love playing and being together, they might do well individually if they could join a friendly, energetic resident cat who would enjoy lots of play and activity. Jam's ideal adopter would be an active family who can provide plenty of playtime and indulge her curiosity.

Kevin is a sweet ginger boy! He loves to play but he is not as fearless as his brother Cowboy. Therefore, he needs to be adopted with either Cowboy or his beautiful mom, Lucy.