Tabby kittens & cats in Luray, Virginia

Hobbes is a sweet boy we adopted at an earlier stage in our lives. He's about five years old, very friendly with people, and enjoys pets, scratches, and cuddling. He's housebroken, but has had accidents, we think caused by bullying from one of our other cats.

Suki is a 1-year-old curious cat! She loves naps and playing with the laser or any cardboard box! She really enjoys playtime, but she also sleeps all night! We adopted her from the Albemarle SPCA, but our first cat does not like having another cat in the house.

Inside kitty only. We do not adopt single kittens unless there is already an incumbent playful cat owned. Or adopt another from us or another rescue! As our single foster kitten, Simone, gained her health, we needed to find another kitty to foster with her so she wasn't alone. At the shelter, we found our Zoe. Unlike other trembling terrified cats and kittens, Zoe was bright-eyed and spent her time near the cage door, reaching out to anyone passing by! Zoe is 4 mos old, 4.5 lbs, tall, slender and filled with curiosity. Pretty little girl, loaded with personality with the longest tail ever! She’s a confident, bold adventurer, always up to examine, investigate and snoop around. Very smart, inquisitive, filled with funny antics, self-assured, and dare we say, flamboyant? Zoe has the vibe of a rock star. But she's not on stage not all the time. Even she tires, and she LOVES to watch tv on her foster dad's lap, and gradually nod off, perfectly relaxed and purring. Zoe's the only kitten brought downstairs to watch tv with Daddy. She reaches out and grabs life, big eyes wide and taking it all in. Zoe, seen here in photos chillaxin’ with her best buddy, Simone, who is available for adoption too. They make a great pair, they love to eat, play and sleep together. Preference will be given to applicants wanting both kittens. Simone and Zoe tag team one another, where one leaves off, the other picks up. Simone the elegant lady, Zoe the blast of a rock star. They complement one another, but come together on common pleasures.Zoe's most perfect home is where she would be an integral part of a family, receiving lots of love and attention, and another playful kitty (or SIMONE!) is an absolute MUST. We do not adopt single kittens this age without another cat (or a dog that loves cats). Zoe requires lots of engagement in the form of exercise, entertainment and engagement...also loves and cuddles.Fully vetted; spayed, rabies & distemper, dewormed, deflead, and microchipped.To meet/adopt Zoe: copy and paste URL—https://www.culpeperhumane.org/adoptions/adoption-application/Our policies are not to adopt outside our epicenter of Culpeper, VA. We adopt to all of Virginia, lower parts of MD and all of DC. Adoption protocol, begins with a submitted application, Adoption Director schedules a phone interview, if approved by her our Adoption Coordinator will schedule your virtual home check. IF approved, your application, subsequent emails and comments are forwarded to pet's foster who will contact you to schedule a meet and adopt. If all parties are in agreement to move forward to adopt we will have an adoption contract with all pet's medical paperwork for you to sign and keep. With payment of adoption fee you are granted same day adoption. But you are under no obligation to adopt. We do lifetime followups, we are not an adopt and drop rescue.

Buick is a very affectionate and snuggly male cat. He is healthy and loves to play!

Blossom was adopted three years at 10 weeks along with her sister, Biscuit. She is spayed, has received vaccines, and is microchipped. Blossom is an indoor/outdoor cat, although she much prefers the comforts of being inside. She loves lounging on the bed or stretching out on the floor. She also has a natural adventurous side and enjoys hunting, climbing trees, and exploring outside. Blossom is affectionate in her own way. She isn't a fan of being held or cuddled, but she absolutely loves a good head or neck rub. She would do best in a calm home and is not a good match for young children who may chase, grab, or aggravate her. Blossom and Biscuit are not bonded, so to separate them would be no issue. Blossom would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a loving but independent cat who enjoys affection on her own terms.

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