Tabby kittens & cats in Delaware, Ohio

Two of the sweetest bonded kitties you will ever meet. Ollie is the orange tabby and moony is the tuxedo. Ollie is 8 years old and Moony is 6.5. Very good health with no issues but their shots are a few years outdated. They are very loving cats. I had my first child 2.5 years ago and things have really escalated in the past year with Ollie and my toddler. We are also dealing with cat allergies that have started in the family. Moony has done great with my daughter but these cats are bonded. They’re truly the sweetest animals and I’ve been trying everything I can with allergy treatment on the cats and behavioral training with my daughter but nothing is working. These cats thrive on being in the limelight and if you have the capacity to take them in and give them a good home they will spend all day cuddling on your lap and giving you kisses.Ollie does really well with dogs moony is in the gray area. I would love to see them in a beautiful home where they are loved and safe.

Same as other cat. Belonged to my son and he got shipped out to Japan. This cat is very loving and enjoys others and kids. I am just allergic. He is about 4.5-5 yrs old.

He belonged to my son but he was shipped off to Japan as a Marine. I just took him in but am allergic to cats. He is very loving and playful. He is about 4 1/2 years old.

she is a cuddler, loves to play and is so loving. She gets along with other cats as well.

My son brought home a cat a while back without permission and I want nothing to do with it. She also has four kittens

Both cats are very cuddly and love being pet. DD needs time to warm up to people. Pepper will be shy at first but it doesn't take her long to warm up to people. They need to go together because DD will not do well without Pepper. DD is about 2.5 years old. Pepper is about 3 years old. They're both great with kids. And if the kids are being rough, the cats will just run away. There's nothing wrong with them, we're expanding our family, and it's just becoming too much right now. Anything else, please don't hesitate to ask.

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Meet the stupendous Skelly! Believe us when we say that he's just about the sweetest kitty ever! He was originally brought to us from one of our TNR colonies, which is usually used to spay/neuter and release colony feral cats. Skelly is far from feral: he's extremely friendly! We just had to keep him at the shelter and make sure he was adopted into a home that's just as loving as he is. Skelly will accept attention from anyone, no matter what your age is. He has a loud and rumbly purr that can be heard from across the room! He makes an adorably silly face when he gets his head scratched. Skelly would make the perfect cat for someone who's looking for a new cuddly companion. One who will follow you around the room with his tail up and come running to you when he sees you! He gets along well with other cats, too! Skelly is FIV+, which in short means his immune system is not as strong as cats without FIV. He can coexist with an equally human and feline friendly cat that doesn't have FIV, as long as they get along well. He could also be adopted into a home that already has a FIV+ feline friend! (If you have questions about FIV, don't hesitate to ask a staff member). Skelly is sure to adapt well regardless and will be happy as long as he gets loved on. Come by the Humane Society to meet Skelly!

🐾 Meet Pugsley: A Little Kitten With a BIG Personality! 🐾 At just 5 months old, Pugsley is living life to the fullest! This sweet, wild little guy has all the makings of an absolutely wonderful companion. He's at that perfect kitten age where the world is one giant playground, every day is an adventure, and there's always a little mischief waiting around the corner. ❤️ But Pugsley's story has one extra chapter. He has been diagnosed with FIP (feline infectious peritonitis), a serious disease that can be frightening to hear about. The good news? Pugsley has been responding well to treatment, and we're hopeful for his future! 🥹