Tabby kittens & cats in North Dakota

This lovely little sweetheart showed up on our doorstep and found his way into our hearts. He is very sweet and friendly despite whatever experiences brought him to our doorstep. I now want to find him a loving forever home and foster family to call his own where he can grow and thrive. Hunter is true to his name, stealthy and subtle in his approach to his kitten companion. He also loves people. He loves to be by people but seems to enjoy being by you rather than on you, while still enjoying head scratches and rubs. I'm unsure how old he is as he is a rescue kitten. I just want him to find a forever family where he will be loved and cared for.

Cheeto is a 7-year-old orange tabby who is as loving as they come. If he had it his way, he’d spend all day snuggled up next to you soaking up attention. He’s a sweet, affectionate guy who would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a cuddly cat. Cheeto is currently on a sensitive-food diet due to some stomach issues, but otherwise he is a happy and loving cat. He does not do well with dogs, so he would do best in a dog-free home. He is good with kids as long as they are relatively calm. If things get a little too crazy, he’ll simply find a quiet place to hide until things settle down. Cheeto currently lives with another cat, Kit, and they can be adopted together or separately. We unfortunately need to rehome both Cheeto and Kit after recently discovering that someone in our household is allergic to cats. This is a very difficult decision for us, and our biggest priority is finding them a loving home where they can get all the attention, affection, and care they deserve

My name is Baby and I’m a senior Tuxi cat of xx years and weigh xx pounds. I love to lay on your lap. I purr a lot and love to get head rubs. When it’s play time, I love to chase a laser light! I like to be the only cat in the home, so I get all the attention! I can handle a small dog, as long as it behaves. Since I’m a senior cat and a little heavy, I take Cosequin, a joint supplement (80 ct at Walmart $21.99) once a day mixed with my wet food in the morning. I have all my claws but I use a scratch pad, not the furniture to scratch on. I’m up to date with my rabies and distemper vaccines and also spayed. However, I’m not chipped cause I’m pretty much an indoor cat. My previous owner had to surrender me because he ran into financial difficulties. Right now, I’m living with a foster. So I’m really looking forward to my forever home where I can be lazy and loved.

Stella is 10 years old, we've had her since she was a kitten and things were going fine until we got a second cat 5 years ago. Stella has been physically attacked by our second cat more than she probably wants. She isn't happy and since we've had kids, it's gotten harder for her. She's fine with the kids, just stays clear of them, so no concerns there. But she just wants to lay around and be an old lady, soaking up the sun. She will puke after eating sometime because she has to rush and eat otherwise the other cat will eat her food. I think that will stop if she's the only animal in the house. I think she would be happiest with a single person or a couple with no kids/pets. She loves being the center of attention. Loves cuddles. And is very sweet once she gets to know you.

Bee was adopted 8 years ago from a shelter. They didn't know exactly how old he was at the time of adoption, so our best guess is around 10 years old. Bee is a kind cat who loves attention and is always up for a snuggle. He likes to be involved in whatever people are doing and will follow you around the house to keep you company. In his free time, he loves to sit on the couch and watch for birds outside. He has a brother (border collie/Australian shepherd) in the home who he pretends not to like, but secretly loves. Bee is looking for a new home where he can have space away from young children. We have lots of young nieces and nephews, and Bee is finding he is not a fan of them. We have also welcomed a new baby into our home and he is struggling with the transition. Bee would be okay with being an only cat or having a dog companion. We have never had another cat with him, but we could see him being open to it.