Tabby kittens & cats in Lebanon, Tennessee

Hi. Henry is 14 years old. Because of his age he is on Hill’s Science diet: Perfect Digestion. He is lovable and loves attention. We are moving into a new construction home and looking to find Henry a lovable new home to keep our new home cleaner and better maintained for us and our daughter and not have to keep our daughter and cat restricted in some parts of the home. We would like his new owners to keep him on hills science diet, but it’s not required. Henry doesn’t like other cats and dogs, but he isn’t harmful.

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Brian is a sweet, cuddly, well-mannered, playful, 4-year-old tabby cat. He is small for his age, maybe the runt of the litter. He loves toys, sitting on your lap, looking out windows, and drinking running water. He is skiddish and does not prefer being alone. He likes to sleep with a person or other animals, which has been his and my trouble. I got him from a friend and have had him for three months, but I'm not able to sleep well with him. He grew up in an apartment with two other cats and a dog, so he gets along well with other pets.

Meet Drax — a shy‑at‑first, snuggly‑at‑heart cat (about 4–5 years). We adopted him from Nashville Cat Rescue in 2021 and are heartbroken to rehome him due to an international move. In a calm, patient home he blossoms: quiet companion vibes, gentle purrs, and he’ll curl up beside you once he trusts you. Ideal home: predictable routine, slow introductions, and a “safe room” to start. Soft voices, wand toys, and cozy hideouts help him settle. Give him time and he’ll be your couch buddy. We can send him with his favorite blanket, crate, and a starter supply of his current food to help him settle. If you’re kind, patient, and want a loyal shadow, Drax will reward you with love.

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This is Gina she is a lovely kitty,she is very playful,and loves running around. She is mainly good with dogs, just a little scared. She needs someone who loves her.

Adopted from a shelter. Good with other animals. Scared of our toddler so she hisses at her which scares the toddler. With a second baby going to walking soon we feel a new home would be better for her comfort

Say hello to this cheddar-ful crew of kittens! Named after cheeses, these little nibblers are slowly finding their courage and getting braver every day. At first, they may hide behind a cozy corner or peek out cautiously, but give them time, patience, and gentle encouragement, and they’ll start to reveal their playful, curious personalities. These kittens love quiet exploration, tiny pounces, and discovering the best cozy spots to curl up together. They’ll thrive in calm homes where gentle hands and kind voices help them feel safe and confident. With a little love, they’ll melt your heart. All kittens are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines and flea prevention. The adoption fee for kittens is $75. New Leash cats are to be primarily indoor and may not be declawed.

Meet Bob, Kora, and Skye — three gentle souls who remind us that love and companionship only get better with time. 💕 These sweet senior kitties came to New Leash when their previous owner could no longer care for them. They’ve clearly known love — all three are calm, well-mannered, and used to living peacefully with other cats. Bob is a 9-year-old gentle giant with a heart as big as his paws. This social fellow loves attention and is happiest when he’s lounging in a sunny spot near his people. Kora, a lovely 7-year-old calico, is a bit more reserved. She’s slowly learning to trust her new surroundings and enjoys quiet pets and cozy naps once she feels comfortable. Skye, another 7-year-old calico beauty, has a hearty appetite and a soft spot for routine. Once she settles in, she’s easygoing and affectionate. Bob and Skye have both received dental care, and Kora’s teeth are looking great for her age. Each cat can be adopted individually or as part of a group — while they’re not bonded, they do enjoy the company of other cats. All three are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines and flea prevention. Their adoption fee is $50 each, and all New Leash cats are to be strictly indoor and not declawed. If you’ve ever dreamed of giving a senior cat a soft place to land, Bob, Kora, and Skye are waiting to fill your home with quiet love and gentle purrs. 🐾