Tabby kittens & cats in Ontario, Ohio

We rescued Mr. Bean as a little kitten around 10 weeks old and now around 7 months old. He's an exciting little ball of fire. He is very fun to play and loves chasing little toys around. He very cuddly and purrs so beautifully when you give him scratches. I don't have any kids myself would imagine he would be great for kiddos because of his fun energy. He is wonderful with dogs. When he is around doggies, he loves to cuddle with them and love on them. However, when it comes it older female cats Mr. Bean can be a little too playful and jumps on them. We have worked with Mr. Bean to try to get him calm down around older female cats but so far there hasn't been any improvement. We are deciding to re-home Mr. bean due to these reasons. Younger male cats are fine to be around Mr. Bean. When Mr. Bean tries playing with younger male cats there is no problem and he kind of does his own thing. We assume Mr. Bean will thrive with male cats or female cats around his age.

We have had Ruby and her sister Penny for 6 years, and it absolutely breaks our hearts to let her go. We have tried everything to deal with the (newly developed) cat allergies in our home. Ruby is quite independent, she enjoys napping in a quiet place and occasionally showing her humans some love. She particularly enjoys action...things being done around the house, whenever I would have a DIY project Ruby would keep me company throughout as my helper. I believe she would be ok in a home with or without her sister Penny, as they are more sisters who tolerate each other than a bonded pair of cats. Ruby has just had her most recent pet visit and is fully up to date on vaccinations and has an overall clean bill of health.

We have had Penny and her sister Ruby for 6 years, and it absolutely breaks our hearts to let her go. We have tried everything to deal with the (newly developed) cat allergies in our home. Penny is very loving and always looking for human companionship. She enjoys being on a lap and being shown love. I believe she would be ok in a home with or without her sister Ruby, as they are more sisters who tolerate each other than a bonded pair of cats. Penny has just had her most recent pet visit and is fully up to date on vaccinations and has an overall clean bill of health.

Oreo came to us as an adoption from a farm. He's definitely and indoor cat and loves to be around people. He constantly wants to be around humans and will actively try to sit in your lap and seek pettings. He does well with other animals, but will stick up for himself if he feels like he is being cornered by a larger animal. He also will play a bit rough with other cats at times, and get them riled up until they play with him.