Tabby kittens & cats in Marion, Ohio

We originally rescued Levi in Montana. He is extremely playful and was a great first pet for us when it was just my wife and I. After we rescued another cat and have 2 children, he has gotten more aggressive with our other cat. I don’t believe our home is the right fit for him anymore and we just want to find him a healthy, safe and happy home.

Jose is a very lovable cat. He is about 5 y.o. unfortunately due living situation. We need to rehome him. He gets along with people, he's not a fan of the younger kids but deal with them. His is litter box trained. He prefers to not be around dogs but he has been living with dogs. He gets long with cats, at least cats he's been around. I just want him to go to a home he will be happy and thrive in. I don't feel like he gets the attention he needs her. With such young kids.

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Bojangles was originally another persons inside cat that escaped, she wound up in my backyard and I knew she was a new one because I take care of all the outside cats. I planned to just find her owner but The previous owner didn’t want her back. Stating she has dogs and cats that’s she’s afraid of… well so do I. I know she doesn’t like it in my house and hides everywhere. I want her to just have a good home that can take care of her because I know I can’t.

Juno is a 9 month old goofy, sweet girl. Her favorite things include belly rubs, a comfy blanket to suckle on, and chest laying on her favorite humans. Juno would do best as the only pet in the home with no children. She is on a specialized prescribed diet (HA) due to food allergies.

This is Minx, she’s about 5 years old. She’s been an indoor cat since I found her as a newborn kitten. She’s very independent and usually prefers being left alone to do her own thing throughout the day but she’s very loving. She’s also protective. It takes her time to get use to people but she doesn’t usually attack people or anything like that. She is a bit of a diva. She’s litter trained and low maintenance. I just need to know that she’ll go to someone who will truly love her and have patience for her. I don’t want her to be abandoned outside.. she likes being on her own so there’s no need to get a second fur friend to keep her company but if you happen to do so anyway, it’ll just take her some time to get to know them. I’d say it’ll take a couple to a few months. She’s lived with 4 different cats at some point, it really just takes patience. Shes never been pregnant. She does not spray.

Meet Dr. Doofenshmirtz - aka Fitzgerald Noodlepop Doofenshmirtz 🧪🐾Species: CatBuild: Absolute unitOrigin story: Mysteriously live-trapped (probably while plotting)Dr. Doofenshmirtz arrived at the shelter via live trap, and while he may look like a criminal mastermind, the truth is… he’s a scared little fat freak with a heart of gold. He’s got the roundest, squishiest face you’ve ever seen—like someone tried to draw a perfect circle and accidentally made it adorable.Right now, Dr. D is shy and unsure of this whole “indoor life” situation. Loud noises? Suspicious. Sudden movements? Questionable. But give him a little time and a gentle voice and you’ll see the sweet side peek through. He’s soft. He’s gentle. He wants to trust you. He’s just processing a lot.Despite his intimidating chonk status, he’s a kind, tender boy who would do best in a calm home where he can decompress, snack responsibly (eventually), and continue his transformation from Street Cat to Couch Scientist.If you’re looking for a cat who is equal parts terrified, sweet, and delightfully rotund, Dr. Doofenshmirtz is ready to abandon his evil plans and choose love instead. 💚More information? Call Marion Area Humane Society at 740-389-6548 or email at manager@mahspets.org

Meet Simba - aka Simba Malachi Roarlord🦁🐾Simba is a mischievous little mystery wrapped in whiskers. One day he’s feeling friendly and curious, the next day he’s giving you the “I don’t know you” stare from across the room. His opinion of humans changes daily… sometimes hourly. Keeps things exciting.What is consistent? His love for other cats. Simba absolutely adores his feline friends and would thrive in a home with another cat to help show him the ropes (and maybe translate human behavior for him).Simba is playful, curious, and full of personality, even if he’s still deciding how he feels about people. If you appreciate a cat with a little chaos, a lot of charm, and an ever-evolving relationship status, Simba might be your guy. 😼👑More information? Call Marion Area Humane Society at 740-389-6548 or email at manager@mahspets.org

Dirty Dan is not actually dirty.He is aesthetic.There is a difference.Meet Dirty Dan — a large, loaf-shaped gentleman with the build of a retired linebacker and the soul of a sleepy Victorian child. Dan earned his name because he occasionally looks like he just finished rebuilding a motorcycle engine… even when he has done nothing except nap aggressively for 6 hours.Dan is a big boy. Not “oh he’s fluffy” big.We’re talking you will use two hands and reconsider your life choices big.His hobbies include: • Sitting on important papers • Staring at walls like he’s watching ghost television • Rolling over for belly rubs and then immediately regretting it • Judging you for eating snacks without sharingDirty Dan has the face of a wise old wizard who knows where you left your keys but refuses to tell you. He is equal parts cuddle monster and grumpy potato. He may look slightly scruffy at times, but that’s just his signature style — ruggedly handsome, like a trucker who writes poetry.Personality traits: • 40% marshmallow • 40% grumble • 20% mysterious dust particle collectorHe enjoys soft beds, sunny windows, and being told he is “a very large handsome baby,” which he absolutely is. Dan would thrive in a home that appreciates a cat with presence — the kind of cat who enters a room and immediately owns the couch.If you’re looking for a tiny dainty kitty… keep scrolling.If you’re looking for a unit of a cat who will love you, supervise your daily activities, and possibly double as a weighted blanket, Dirty Dan is your guy.More information? Call Marion Area Humane Society at 740-389-6548 or email at manager@mahspets.org