Tabby kittens & cats in Walterboro, South Carolina

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I'm in need of finding a new home for my female cat. Her name is Mila Mae and she is a really sweet cat; however, she doesn't get along with my dogs! She would be better in an environment without any other animals! I've recently had 2 start seperating them in different rooms which has not been easy! If anyone is interested please let me know! This is a very difficult decision for me as I love her very much, but feel like it's for the best! I just want 2 make sure she goes 2 a warm loving home!

Mika was rescued from under a trailer. She’s shy and skidding at first but will warm up and caress against you! She sleeps all day and is a low energy cat. She enjoys sunbathing and quiet dark areas. My biggest hope is to find a safe and loving home for Mika. A patient owner who will treat her like family!

Becca is a 2‑year‑old brown tabby with a heart as soft as her fur. She’s the perfect blend of playful curiosity and gentle affection, making her an easy fit for just about any home that’s ready to love her back.Becca is bright, observant, and always ready to investigate whatever catches her eye.She enjoys interactive play — feather wands, crinkly toys, and anything that moves are her specialties.Once she’s had her fun, she settles into a calm, sweet companion who loves lounging nearby and keeping you company.

Hello World, meet our newest addition, little miss Tabitha! Wow, is this a gorgeous and unique kitten. We’ve never seen colors quite like hers … she almost looks like a little fox. She also has pale brown eyes which is very rare in cats. Tabitha was found as a stray, all alone, near an office building on Hilton Head Island. We aren’t sure how she ended up there, but she will tell you her story in due time. We are still learning about her, but she is estimated at 4-6 months old and quickly is learning how awesome it is to be inside, safe and warm. She is a little shy and scared, but we think she should come around just fine. Tabitha is in line for being spayed and to get her final vetting, but she would sure love to meet potential furever families! We will update her bio as we know more about her. If you are interested in adopting this beautiful kitten, please fill out our required, easy online application, which can be found here: https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SPLC/Cat For the safety of our animals, a home check is also a requirement of adoption, but we make this as unobtrusive and convenient as we can. Thank you for considering a rescue kitten!

Meet Phelps, the tiny champion with the heart of a gold-medalist. This brave little 3-month-old boy earned his name after the Olympian for a very special reason — he was found in the water, fighting with everything he had. And just like a true athlete, he pushed through, recovered, and came out stronger than ever. Today, Phelps is a bright, affectionate kitten who brings joy everywhere he goes. He’s playful, curious, and always ready to explore his surroundings with that same determined spirit that helped him overcome his rough start. Whether he’s chasing toys, curling up for snuggles, or showing off his adorable purr, he does it all with the confidence of a champion. Phelps is ready to dive into his next big adventure — a loving home. If you’re looking for a resilient, sweet, and spirited companion, this little Olympian-in-training might just be your perfect match.

Larry is a shy, independent cat who is happiest living life on his own terms. He isn’t a fan of human interaction, but he does get along well with other cats and feels most comfortable in their company. With his fluffy tail and markings that make him look a bit like a squirrel, Larry is quite the character to spot around the barn, when you're able to catch a glimpse of him. He’s best suited for a working-cat role in a safe barn, garage, or outbuilding where he can have shelter, regular meals, and feline companions. Larry is looking for a patient caregiver who values a cat for his skills and presence rather than cuddles.

This orange and white barn cat is looking for a new working home after losing his caretaker due to their health complications. Accustomed to outdoor life and a routine of consistent care, he would do best in a barn, stable, or farm setting where he can provide natural rodent control in exchange for food, water, and shelter. Independent and experienced, he’s ready to settle into a new space and make it his own, offering reliability and quiet companionship to the right property!

Igor is a calm, friendly gray tabby with serious “Russian grandpa” energy. He’s not one for chaos or nonsense - Igor prefers a quiet life of soft pets, peaceful naps, and observing the world with wise, unbothered eyes. He may move at his own deliberate pace, but once you’re in his circle, you’ll be rewarded with gentle affection and steady companionship. Stoic? Maybe. Sweet? Absolutely. If you’re looking for a cat who believes in quality time over drama, Igor is ready to slide straight into your heart.