Tabby kittens & cats in Bastrop, Texas

URGENT LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME!!my heart is breaking that I have to post this but I have to rehome my 2 Grey tabbies, Salem and Oatly. Due to my living situation i am no longer able to give them the care and love they deserve. They are a BONDED pair and MUST be rehomed together and stay together. They are the sweetest kitties. Please help me find a good home for them as soon as possible. They are also STRICTLY indoor kitties, they will not survive as outdoor or outdoor/indoor.Pet's name: Salem and OatlyAge: 4 years old as of March 1stGender: FemaleBreed: Grey TabbiesSpayed/Neutered?: yesBehavior/Temperament: Very shy and loving for both of them. Once they get used to you they love you so muchMicrohipped: yesApproximate Weight:9 bs eachMedical History: noneUp to date on vaccines?: Needs RabiesLocation: KyleRehoming Fee: 50 rehoming fee for both together to make sure they go to a good home.

We ”adopted” our son’s cat, Rosie, after he started travel nursing, and unfortunately my husband’s allergies are only getting worse. He also retired last year and we have started traveling a lot, which she is having a hard time with. We need to re-home her and wanted to start in the neighborhood. We do not believe she will do well with other cats, and does okay with non aggressive dogs that don’t chase (ours is very mellow). She is ten years old, very sweet and just had a full check up/labs and has no health issues.

Kai is a playful, affectionate cat with a big personality and lots of love to give. He thrives on attention and would do best in a home where he can get plenty of interaction and companionship. He loves to play, enjoys pets and cuddles, and is happiest when he can be in the same room with his people, just hanging out and being part of the family. Kai would be a great match for someone looking for an engaged, social companion and who has time to give him the attention he enjoys. I am rehoming Kai due to a busy work schedule and because my daughter’s allergies have worsened, making it difficult for us to give him the home he deserves. This is a very hard decision, and I’m hoping to find him a loving home where he can thrive.

Merlin is a sweet and beautiful 3 yr. old who more likely will prefer to be an indoor kitty. I know this because although he loves to go out in the mornings and run for a few minutes, he comes back inside, and although there is a pet door he can use, hardly goes out and only for a few minutes. He is very sweet and loves to be touched, held, and talked to. I do know he can get along with other cats because he tries very hard to play with my very aggressive kitty who has NEVER like other cats and every time, he approaches her she attacks him, but he just lies down or walks away from her. I do not know about or dogs because I do not have a dog. I would prefer that you live in a home or if it is an apartment, a large one because he is very large (not fat, just very large size) young, and very active and if he does not have space to run, he will be very sad. The only reason I am looking for a new home for Merlin is because he is 3 yrs. old, and I am 80.

Meet Hera, a sweet, funny, lovable little queen who’s amazing with dogs, gentle with kids, and fully house-trained. She comes with her tree house, cute bag pack, crate, window bed, all her toys and automatic litter box, loves her chicken treats, and melts into cuddles like she was made for them. Hera is soft, calm, and full of heart, the kind of cat who quietly becomes your favorite part of the day. She’s looking for a home that needs a little extra love, and she’s ready to give it back tenfold.

Sweet Pea was my mother’s cat, and if you knew my mom, that tells you everything. She was a caretaker to a degree I’ve never seen in another person, and her cats were never more loved. Sadly, she passed away unexpectedly in January, which is how we got here. I wasn’t willing to take Sweet Pea to a shelter, so I immediately found her a temporary loving home. That arrangement has run its course, and she’s now at my house, which isn’t fair to her. I have a cat whose life mission is to terrorize any animal that enters her domain, and I work long hours on top of it. Sweet Pea deserves better. She is incredibly affectionate, warms up to new people almost immediately, and has been known to flop onto her back within minutes of meeting you. She will bring loud, enthusiastic purrs to your home, and whoever takes her is getting a cat who was truly adored.

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