Tabby kittens & cats in Mc Gregor, Texas

Shiloh is going on 6 years old, has had been an indoor cat all her life, as we had her front claws removed as a kitten. She prefers to follow the female of the house, but put up with male of the house as long as you play with her and feed her. She has lots of toys that the wife has spoiled her with, but the most recent is a blue motorized ball that she loves to chase. She doesnt warm up to strangers quickly and usually runs and hides while they are there, but after several visits she adjust to them

This is a very difficult decision for us. Our orange cat was born on April 22, 2022. He is neutered and has a very gentle, sweet personality. He has never bitten or scratched and is truly a well-behaved, affectionate cat. My husband and I love him very much. After we had a baby, he started to feel stressed and became jealous, which led to inappropriate urination around the house. We’ve tried our best, but the situation has become too difficult for us to manage long-term. We believe he would do best in a quiet home without other pets, where he can receive more attention and feel secure again. This is not his fault, and letting him go breaks our hearts. We truly hope to find someone who can love him, understand him, and give him a stable, caring home.

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Mia doesn’t just want attention — she wants a relationship. Sit down, and she’ll come near. Offer a hand, and she melts into your touch. She has that soft, good-natured temperament that makes bonding feel easy and natural. The more time you give her, the more she blossoms. She does wonderfully with children and gets along well with other friendly cats. She hasn’t been introduced to dogs yet, but with a slow, thoughtful introduction, she may adjust beautifully. Her personality is steady, kind, and open — a lovely foundation for almost any loving home. Mia is playful in a sweet, kittenish way without being overwhelming. She’s affectionate without being pushy. She’s the type of companion who will follow you from room to room, settle beside you in the evenings, and very likely test out that lap more and more as she gains confidence. In a sea of kittens, Mia stands out for her softness — her temperament, her gaze, her way of choosing you. If you’re looking for a young cat with true companionship potential and the makings of a devoted cuddle partner, Mia is ready to grow into that role in her forever home. Mia is an indoor-only kitty and will thrive in a safe, loving home where she can continue building her special bond with her people. She is healthy, spayed, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, and FeLV/FIV negative — completely ready for her forever family. Mia’s adoption fee is $125, and every dollar directly supports the lifesaving mission of Hill County Paw Pals, a dedicated, volunteer-run rescue. Adoption fees help provide veterinary care, vaccinations, microchipping, food, foster care, and the socialization that helps kittens like Mia grow into confident companions. To be considered for adoption and to schedule a meet and greet with sweet Mia, please complete an adoption application at https://hcpawpals.org/cat-adoption-form/ ** Veterinary references and, in some cases, home checks are part of our adoption process. Paw Pals maintains a firm no-declaw policy, and all cats are placed in loving, indoor-only homes where they can stay safe, healthy, and happy. Paw Pals will consider adoptions outside our immediate area, but we require in-person pick-up to ensure every match begins with a meaningful connection.

TJ is about 3 years old. We got him at the Waco shelter 2 years ago. He would probably do best as the only pet. Although he was in a homes for 2 months with a foster with dogs and another cat. He loves to play, and sometimes he will want to attack your leg when you walk by him. He will get in your lap but not for long periods. TJ is a big cat weighs 20 pounds.