Tabby kittens & cats in Jersey Village, Texas

I had got Hermès from a litter in my neighborhood, he was born in March of 2025. Has been an extremely great cat but now i have a newborn baby and it is extremely hard on me and my wife to take care of him the way he needs. super playful and an extreme attention seeker. He is a big cuddle bear.

Wanda, 8 years old, female spayed gray tabby, house cat, healthy, vet exam and vaccinated August 2026. Needs new home since senior owner moving to a place. In Houston Oak Forest (North Heights) area.

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I first got Pierce when I found him meowing outside my door, at an apartment, on the second floor, I had no idea how he got there but I opened the door anyway and he walked himself right in. Since then he has stayed with me and my girlfriend for a year and a couple months at this point, it's fun to see him sitting/ running to the door as soon as he hears it being unlocked, hearing him purr when we pet him/ pick him up, follow us around or stand guard at the bathroom door as if he is protecting us, etc. Unfortunately though things have taken a turn. The vet bills have gotten too much and we believe he is causing my girlfriend to have allergy issues with his fur, also we are moving soon. We are offering everything he has, the litter box, the cat tree/ litter area, all his toys, his carrying cage, everything, we are just hoping to put him in a good home.

Lucky is a mackerel tabby and white domestic shorthair, weighs 11 pounds and is 9 years old. Lucky is very sweet and playful and seems to warm up to new people fairly quickly but he does not like to be picked up for too long. He likes to lay next to you or on you and enjoys being petted. I don’t think he would do well with small children but could do well with other, non-aggressive cats. My dad passed away recently and Lucky is currently living at the house with my mom but she is disabled and needs 24/7 care and Lucky is not getting the attention he is used to and deserves. I had planned on adopting him and brought him to my house for 2 months but my 2 other cats were getting too aggressive with him and would not accept him so he is now living at home again. He deserves a wonderful home to go to and if my cats accepted him, I would have adopted him myself.

Winston Chubs is an 11 month old kitten that loves snuggling, playing, watching birds, and eating. Not necessarily in that order. He was adopted from Houston Pets Alive and we love him very much. He is funny, mischievious, and super affectionate.Unfortunately, he does not get along with our older cat and bullies her. At this point, the dynamic is set. We do think that he would like another kitten to play with, or to be an only child as he loves attention and is friendly to everyone who comes in the door. Winston has a lot of love and attention to give. If you're ready for 12 pounds of cuddly energy, please let us know. We want him to go to a home where he'll be able to get the attention and love he more than deserves. We will give you his automatic feeder, favorite toys, and lots of advice as we want him to be as comfortable as he can be.

Dallas (not much more than a baby) and her baby boy Austin didn’t have the easiest start in life. When they were first rescued, both were underweight and struggling with fleas and ringworm—but even then, their gentle, loving spirits shone through. Dallas is a devoted mama with the sweetest soul. She’s calm, docile, and loves to quietly explore her surroundings before settling into your lap for some well-earned cuddles. She has a peaceful presence that makes you feel instantly at ease. Austin, her playful little sidekick, is full of personality. He loves to chase toys and explore, but when it’s time to relax, he prefers to be right beside you—or perched proudly on your shoulder like your tiny companion. Together, they’ve come so far and are now healthy, happy, and ready for a forever home filled with love. Whether adopted together or separately, Dallas and Austin will bring warmth, companionship, and a whole lot of heart to the lucky family who welcomes them in. Thanks to a generous donor adoption for the pair is 150.00 Adoption Application (copy this link to your browser): https://tinyurl.com/ygk952zm

Meet Cole HouserCat The Foreman of the Cat Ranch If Cole were human, he'd be riding shotgun with the Dutton crew, keeping the ranch running and making sure everyone stayed in line. Being a Texas cat, it's only fitting that he's got a little Cole Hauser (Rip Wheeler) energy. At nearly 12 pounds of solid MAN CAT, this handsome 2+ year old cowboy is confident, loyal, and tougher than he looks. Found as a country stray, Cole clearly learned how to take care of himself, but what he really wants now is a family to call his own. Don't let the rugged exterior fool youthis big ranch hand is a complete softie. Cole loves human attention, hugs, kisses, and isn't shy about telling you all about his day. He's a talker, a cuddler, and a professional shadow who wants to be wherever his people are. In fact, this athletic boy can easily clear a 5-foot gate because being separated from the family just isn't part of his plan. He's got fences to jump and people to love. Dressed in classic black , Cole wears his cowboy tuxedo with pride. He appears to do well with other cats and carries himself with the quiet confidence of a cat who knows exactly who he is. So if you've been looking for a loyal sidekick, a ranch foreman, a cuddle buddy, and a whole lot of personality wrapped up in one handsome package, Cole is ready to ride off into the sunset with you.

A Second Chance for 2 Very Special Kittens Charlie and Echo have already experienced more change in their young lives than any kitten should. These four resilient kittens were originally found in a barn alongside their deceased mother. Tiny and vulnerable, they needed around-the-clock bottle feeding, warmth, and dedicated care to survive. With lots of love and patience, they grew into healthy, happy kittens full of personality. Now back in their foster home, they are adjusting to another big change. They are doing very well, but after everything they have been through, we want their next home to be their true forever home. They have always had each other, and that bond means the world to them. We will adopt them individually but would sure love to adopt them in pairs if at all possible.