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Tabby kittens & cats in Virginia

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Below are our newest added Tabbies available for adoption in Virginia. To see more adoptable Tabbies in Virginia, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!
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Rogue

Tabby

Female, Adult
Norfolk, VA
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(when grown) -
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Not good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
Birthday: 03/17/2021 Rogue is a very sweet cat that we adopted when she was a few months old. She's the 2nd of 3 cats we own and sadly, I think our home has become a bad fit for her over time. We're expecting our second baby and she has not adjusted well to children. She has problems with scratching our first and we expect this to continue with the second. Since the birth of our first baby in 2024, she has begun to eat excessively. Between 3 cats with very different personalities and eating habits, its been impossible to get her back to a healthy weight. Lastly, she gets along extremely well with our male cat but has problems with the other female cat in the house. I know these issues may sound like a lot, but Rogue really is a loving and very cuddly cat. She is super smart, and I think she just needs a less busy environment. Being a solo cat, or paired with a boy, in a childless household would do her wonders. Her diet could be better maintained and she wouldn't be as stressed.
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Franklin

Tabby

Male, Adult
Falls Church, VA
Size
(when grown) -
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Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
Franklin (“Frankie”) is a five-year old tabby who is a great boy and hilarious company. He is spunky and loves to sit on your lap to cuddle in the evenings. He’s not the biggest fan of being picked up or having his belly scratched, but he does likes pets, especially chin scratches. Frankie has successfully lived with both a puppy who grew up with him and prior to him, an adult dog, when he was a kitten. Right now because I’m moving in with my fiancée and his dog has a strong prey drive, we need to give up one of the pets. Ultimately we think because the dog is very close with my fiancée’s youngest, it’s likely best to give up my cat. I hope you will give this sweet boy a chance and a lot of love!
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Milo

Tabby

Male, Young
Richmond, VA
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(when grown) -
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Good with kids, House-trained,
Story
I acquired him from someone’s house, they had cats that had kittens they couldn’t keep. He is about 2 years old. A home that will love him, entertain him and keep his spirits up. He’s spunky, funny and like to play and tease and cuddle on his own time. It’s all on his own time. He doesn’t require much but when he wants to play or receive love he’ll make it known. Be careful he might try to climb you if your aren’t paying attention. I really don’t want to give him away he’s my first baby. I have a newborn now and I’m about to move and I need him out the way for a hit because his expenses might be too much for me right now. If possible I want him to back when I move in February.
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Mort

Tabby

Male, Senior
Bristol, VA
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(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
This is Mort. I’ve had him since he was a kitten. He’s now 11, going on 12, and is truly the best boy. I’ve had unfortunate life events that have made it to where I can no longer keep him and I want someone to love him as I have. He just wants someone to get still so he can cuddle. He’s very affectionate and loves to tell you about his day.
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Pony Boy

Tabby

Female, Senior
Norfolk, VA
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(when grown) -
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Not good with kids, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
Meet Pony Boy, a Gentle Senior Seeking a Quiet Forever HomePony Boy is a beautiful senior brown tabby girl with a classic striped coat and a calm, wise spirit. Yes, her name is confusing. She doesn't mind.She's very shy. New people and loud noises overwhelm her, and she hides until she feels safe. She won't be a lap cat on day one, but trust is worth the wait, and she bonds deeply once she gives it.She needs: a quiet home, ideally without young kids or boisterous pets, a safe room to settle in, and an adopter who lets her set the pace.Health: Her vaccines are not up to date, and she's hard to handle, so vet care takes planning. Her family should work with a low-stress or fear-free vet to get her shots and a senior wellness exam.Patient, gentle adopters wanted. Pony Boy has so much love to give.
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Simba

Tabby

Male, Young
Virginia Beach, VA
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(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, House-trained,
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