Tabby kittens & cats in Sunbury, Pennsylvania

Hello friends! We don't have many pictures because this bundle of energy doesn't sit still long enough unless she's sleeping haha Tig is a sweet, rambunctious girl who loves playing. She's been around other cats as well as dogs and does well with both. She often drinks out of the same water bowl with our 70lb Great Pyrenees. Please help me find this cutie her furever family!

Hello friends! We don't have many pictures because this bundle of energy doesn't sit still long enough unless she's sleeping haha Tig is a sweet, rambunctious girl who loves playing. She's been around other cats as well as dogs and does well with both. She often drinks out of the same water bowl with our 70lb Great Pyrenees. Please help me find this cutie her furever family!

This is Oliver, a 2 1/2 year old black and white tabby. Even though he may be shy in the right environment he is cuddly, playful, and loving. He loves pets and he loves to play! Oliver needs a quiet and calm home. He will need some patience adjusting. He does get along with other cats but might benefit from being the only pet in the house. Oliver is ready to find his forever home.

5mo male. Super sweet cat, unfortunately my land lord found out about my kitten and have to rehome. He is not netured. He is very clingy. And loving. Loves cuddles The pet shop told me to take him to the vet next week.

🧡 LOOKING FOR HER FOREVER HOME! 🧡This beautiful orange tabby girl has quite a story. She was found living among a large colony of abandoned cats behind a local restaurant. Our original plan was to trap, spay, and release her, but it didn’t take long for us to realize that she may have once been someone’s beloved pet.She will happily come up to you for pets and attention, but she is not a fan of being picked up. We’re working with her on this and giving her the time and patience she needs to learn that she is safe. ❤️She has already been:🐾 Spayed💉 Rabies vaccinated💉 Received her distemper vaccineBecause of the circumstances in which we found her and the survival instincts she developed, we feel she would do best as an only cat. We are unsure how she would do with dogs.This sweet girl has survived on her own, and now she deserves a safe home, patience, love, and someone who will give her the chance to live her best life.Adoption fee is to help cover future costs of TNRs.

Doctor Who (Doc) was born April 11, 2015 and we adopted him with his brother. Everything was great the first 5 years, but there has been a fight for dominance the last 6 - resulting in injuries to 1 or both cats. There are continual issues with spraying and peeing outside the litter box to mark territory, etc.Every vet visit has shown that it is not a physical issue, but behavioral, and after trying many therapy methods and medication nothing has proven effective.Doc gets along with our female cat superbly so we know it is not an every cat issue.The male cats have been separated in the house for the last 3 years. This has proven ineffective and Doc is stressed resulting in his peeing/marking.We love Doc immensely. He needs to be the only male cat in the home to have a happier life.Doc is extremely friendly once he knows you and loves belly rubs and laying in a sunny spot. He can be pretty vocal if he “thinks” his food dish is empty and if you have toast, he is your best buddy.

Echo is friendly, energetic, lived kids and attention. He’s a lap cat and loves to snuggle and give attention. He’s not afraid of strangers and loves company.