Tabby kittens & cats in Issaquah, Washington

Bolt is a 1yr old grey tabby. He is not shy. Very confident. Someone abandoned him and I found him in my yard crying. I have 4 cats (all girls-ages between 8-10 yrs old.) I have been trying to integrate him with my girls but it has been unsuccessful. Today, Bolt attacked one of my girls and it was hard to get him off of her. The incident really traumatized my girls and I have come to the conclusion that intergration is not going to happen. It makes me very sad because I have come to love bolt, but it’s unfair to him and to my girls. Again, he is a very sweet, loving cat. He needs to be with a family and make cats.

Chase (14 years old) is a sweet, low-key senior cat who enjoys a calm, predictable routine.He is affectionate in the mornings and evenings and loves cuddle time during those parts of the day. During the day, he prefers to relax in different cozy spots around the house. One of his favorite quirks is squeezing himself into small boxes.Chase also enjoys “showers” — he likes to sit in the shower with a gentle trickle of water and will groom himself while it runs.He prefers head pets. He is sensitive about touch on his body and will usually move away or give a gentle warning nip if overstimulated, so he does best with someone who respects his boundaries.He is litter box trained and eats both wet and dry food.Chase is a senior cat with some medical needs. He is on daily medication for thyroid and blood pressure management and can occasionally have periods of vomiting, which is part of his ongoing condition and currently managed with care.Rehoming is due to a move where we can't keep him.

💛 Sweet tabby looking for a quiet forever home (Bellevue/Issaquah area) Meet Susu, a beautiful adult female tabby who needs a new home through no fault of her own. She's looking for a patient adopter who can give her a calm, loving space to be herself. The basics: • Spayed, vaccinated, microchipped • Indoor-only, fully litter-trained • On a prescription diet (Royal Canin Hydrolyzed Protein), easy to maintain • FIV-positive but otherwise healthy About FIV: it's often misunderstood. FIV cats live long, normal lives. It is NOT spread through casual contact like shared bowls, litter boxes, or grooming. It only spreads through deep bite wounds, which is why she just needs to be the only cat in the home (or live with other FIV+ cats). She poses no risk to humans or other species. Her personality: she's a shy sweetheart. She takes a little time to warm up to new people, but once she trusts you, she's an affectionate, loyal companion who loves a cozy spot and quiet company.

HEARTWARMING RESCUE STORY DOB 8/26/22 Hey there, everyone! I'm Lollis, a very affectionate, delightful, playful “torbie” gal which means that I'm a brown tabby with patches of peach that makes me look like I was splashed with caramel in a candy factory. I can't get enough time to spend with Foster Meowmy, so I sleep with her and am always asking her for cuddles, especially when I don't have to compete with the resident cats for her attention. Although my independent, freedom-loving spirit has proven helpful in dealing “as needed” with the dogs, other cats, and kids in my foster home, my innate friskiness has made me a perfect companion for those same kids. I’ve been very bonded to Foster Meowmy ever since she spotted me at her jobsite as a seven-month-old stray kitten who had no momma or siblings in sight. Realizing that Foster Meowmy was my ticket to a life that was better than dumpster diving, I wasted no time and ran up to her. She scooped me up and drove home with me cuddled in her lap. Yes, our special connection began on that unforgettable journey. To this day, in those cherished moments when I need a little snuggle, it’s Foster Meowmy to whom I turn when I seek cuddling. I hope that my heartwarming rescue story has touched your heart. Yes, I chose Foster Meowmy, and now it's time for you to choose me to be your next feline companion. I want to become an integral part of your life and make every day an adventure worth sharing. Arrange to meet me today, and let's form a bond that's unbreakable! Incidentally, there are advantages to adopting a gal like me who’s past the stage of kitten mayhem. I’m much less likely to cause chaos in your home or break any of your family heirlooms. HOPE ID 23-1014-A047 Lollis is currently in the Houston, Texas area but can be transported to this location upon adoption. The $325 adoption fee includes transport, health certificate, spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites. Online application: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php

SWEET MOMMA DOB 5/1/23 Ms Ethel is a sweet mittened torbie who, although she prefers not to be picked up, will come over to you for petting and snuggling. Ms Ethel is a stately kitty who is independent and can go hours on end without needing humans. She's simply a low-maintenance kind of gal. Ms Ethel was brought into HOPE when an elderly couple found her and her newborn babies in their backyard. Completely soaked and very hungry, the kitties needed immediate help. A foster stepped up and took in the forlorn family. Fast forward months later, and all the kitties have been adopted with only Momma left. Can Ms Ethel bring her sweet, undemanding ways to take the bite out of your being alone? Or bring some quiet companionship after your long, hectic day at the office? If so, arrange to meet her so you can give her some much-appreciated scratches and snuggles. Just because she’s independent of humans doesn’t mean that she doesn't have something to give others. In fact, she has so much love to give – all she needs is YOU! HOPE ID 24-0515-G124 Ms Ethel is currently in the Houston, Texas area but can be transported to this location upon adoption. The $325 adoption fee includes transport, health certificate, spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites. Online application: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php

We got sweet otis in 2018 with his sister Poppy. In 2020 she tragically passed away and that caused otis to become a bit of a scaredy cat. He is a wonderful kitty. We got a new little kitten (Peaches) in 2020 because he missed his sister so much and they are now a bonded pair. So they come together! They fight like siblings and also cuddle up next to each other in the same minute. I think something about losing Poppy really cause some anxiety and stress in him and so part of the reason why we need to rehome him is that he needs a kid-free ideally empty nester situation. Peaceful, calm... He really loves people. We always describe our cats like they are dogs! They follow you, come to you, greet you.. it's the best! We travel a lot and he can get stressed when we leave. So overall, it's just going to be better for both of them to find a new home. We are going to really miss them. There is a lot more I could say! They are our babies. So please reach out and ask!

Minnie is almost 2.5 years old. She’s playful and curious but also likes to keep to herself so she’s pretty low-maintenance. I need to sadly rehome her due to human allergies. Looking for a loving family to adopt her!