Tabby kittens & cats in Orange, Texas

This is a great cat. Very friendly and kind. She was adopted as a rescue and only had three legs. She however runs around just fine.

Daisy spent years living as a stray around our apartment complex before she finally trusted us enough to come inside. She was in rough shape, but after several vet visits and lots of care, she’s now healthy and thriving. Unfortunately, years of surviving outdoors have made Daisy very territorial and aggressive toward other cats. We have a bonded pair of our own, so Daisy needs a home where she can be the only cat and finally feel safe instead of constantly on guard. With people, Daisy is affectionate, smart, and continuing to discover what being a house cat means. She hasn’t quite figured out catnip, toys, beds, or towers yet, but she recently discovered the joy of curling up with her human while wrapped in a warm blanket. She can be skittish around unfamiliar household sounds, but she’s learning every day. Daisy deserves a patient, understanding person who will give her the safe, loving home she spent years without, and plenty of treats along the way.

I adopted Lucy in Spring 2023 from a shelter in Houston, Texas, and she has been the sweetest little fur baby. Before I met my husband, Lucy was an indoor/outdoor cat: she was born without a tail, and so she does not have complete nerve endings at the end of her spine - she hops like a rabbit (it does not cause her pain, and she runs and jumps around just fine). My husband is highly allergic to cats, and so we have been trying to transition Lucy to an outside cat (we have an air conditioned garage that we keep her in at night. We just recently had our first child, which makes the need to keep her outside even more important. That being said, she is so much happier being an indoor/outdoor cat, and I do not want to deprive her of the happy, spoiled life she deserves. I love her, and doing this absolutely breaks my heart. I just want to do right by her.

Mother was stray. Cannot keep them. I already have 3 adult cats, one elderly disabled, one with diet restrictions and one with no issues. It is very expensive for my cats so it creates a financial burden to keep them.