Tabby kittens & cats in Trinity, North Carolina

She was found at the Sheetz last summer at 4 weeks old. She almost didn’t make it but she has turned into a very healthy and happy cat. She is a gray female tabby, UTD on vaccines, spayed, microchipped, and she is wearing a new Seresto collar and has her own cat tree. She is very smart and is the only animal we’ve ever had that figured out the manual treat dispenser. Her name is Squirt. Squirt is a high energy cat who loves dogs and other cats. She loves to play, but she is not a fan of being held. We have very small dogs and a disabled cat and our animals cannot give her the interaction she needs. She would do very well with big playful dogs or other playful, young cats. We have recently put a Tractive collar on her and she is learning to go outside to play with the dogs. Her adoption comes with the collar and 1 year subscription.

She was found at the Sheetz last summer at 4 weeks old. She almost didn’t make it but she has turned into a very healthy and happy cat. She is a gray female tabby, UTD on vaccines, spayed, microchipped, and she is wearing a new Seresto collar and has her own cat tree. She is very smart and is the only animal we’ve ever had that figured out the manual treat dispenser. Her name is Squirt. Squirt is a high energy cat who loves dogs and other cats. She loves to play, but she is not a fan of being held. We have very small dogs and a disabled cat and our animals cannot give her the interaction she needs. She would do very well with big playful dogs or other playful, young cats. We have recently put a Tractive collar on her and she is learning to go outside to play with the dogs. Her adoption comes with the collar and 1 year subscription.

My story as how I came about to care for these 4 Kittens is The mother was living in the neighborhood and the owner neglected her while she was pregnant. One afternoon when arriving home I found these babies in the corner of my house, I mother would com and go from day to day. So I made them a little shelter home in that corner so that the mother can nurse them and keep them safe. One afternoon the Mother was found in the street dead by Motor Vehicle. Meanwhile I have been caring for them. I don't know the sex. I was told that the orange Tabby is usually a male. I think the 4 Charcoal are females But don't hold me to that. They are very playful, full of energy. I have treated them for fleas since they were outside at some point. I have a small dog and they get along very well. My landlord has given me 2 weeks to find them a home.I had several people requiring But no one came though. They are in my opinion they are about 4 months old. Looking for safe, Lovable home.

My elderly neighbor was recently hospitalized and is now in a rehab facility. She is no longer able to care for her cats. She had been feeding six stray cats. I’ve been feeding them for over a month now. I cannot fathom calling the pound on them. This is a young female. She is a grey tabby cat. She is a smaller cat and I am thinking she is young. It’s possible that she is spayed. She’s really sweet and happy when she gets comfortable around you. Her tongue hangs out most of the time. She seems to have trouble eating hard food. I’ve been feeding her chicken flavored baby food. She currently stays outdoors but is litter box trained. I have been able to get a flea collar on her. She needs her forever home. The estate is prepared to help with spaying, flea treatments, vaccinations, and food.

My elderly neighbor has recently been hospitalized and is now in a rehab center. She’s no longer able to care for her cats. She had been feeding six strays. I’ve been feeding them for over a month now. I just cannot call the pound on them. This male is mostly black with white sprinkled in. He does not appear to be neutered. He's sweet and friendly once he warms up to you. He does appear to have an old injury on his right front leg. Sometimes he puts weight on it and sometimes he limps. He has a healthy appetite. He currently stays outside but is litter box trained. I was able to get a flea collar on him. He is looking for his forever home. The estate is prepared to help with neutering, flea treatments, vaccinations, and food.

My elderly neighbor was recently hospitalized and is now in a rehab center. She’s no longer able to care for her cats. She had been feeding six strays. I’ve been feeding them for over a month now. I just cannot bring myself to call the pound on them. This one is a male and does not appear to be neutered. He seems to have some kind of spinal injury. He is friendly once he warms up to you and feels safe. He’s cream colored with black and brown stripes and has beautiful blue eyes. He currently stays outdoors but is litter box trained as well. I was able to get a flea collar on him. He’s looking for his forever home. The estate is prepared to help with neutering, flea treatments, vaccinations, and food.

Graylynn the sweetest of my daughter's outdoor rescues. She is deserving of people who can show her the proper attention and love. (She is one of 10 here.) She is litter trained and adores sleeping next to her person/people. She is not a fussy eater. She is healthy and not one to throw up or exhibit any kind of health issues. She would be a great addition to a family or a single adopter.

Charlie appeared at our house one day...out of nowhere...extremely friendly and xxxx@xxxx.x believe he may have been abandoned, as he seemed to have been around people at some point in his past...We made a decision to adopt him and bring him indoors as it was very hot out...My wife at the time was home during the day to monitor things...I already have five cats and he seemed to be integrating ok...my wife passed away last week, and now my five cats are bullying him relentlessly and he hides all the time...It's not fair to him, and we had no way to know how things would turn out...He needs a good home, which I can no longer provide for him