Tabby kittens & cats in West Richland, Washington

Tabitha is a sweet girl. She was one of the most shy and anxious cats we've ever had, but now she comes up to play or receive pets whenever she sees us. She is used to being around other cats and is getting more social with people. She loves to play with her feather or with her balls or toy mice when she is alone. She is vaccinated and litterbox trained. She comes with a kennel, a bed, a litter box, toys, a water bowel, and a flea & tick treatment. She has no rehoming fees.

Oreo is a 1.5 year old cat found wandering the desert. He is very shy around people, especially those he doesn't know, but he secretly craves scritches and pets. Once he's comfortable with you, he'll hang out near you and come over to rub on you and ask to be pet. He's obsessed with food and loves playing with toys. Oreo gets along really well with cats and calm dogs, and they really help him build his trust in humans. He would do best in a home with at least one other cat, but would also do well with a dog. He is looking for someone who understands that he may take a while to feel comfortable and who is willing to help him work on his fears. He recently had all his teeth removed due to stomatitis, so he needs a primarily wet food diet. Foster-to-adopt is recommended for Oreo. Because of his fear of new humans, he should be started in a crate or small room before being allowed throughout the rest of the house.

Juliette is a gorgeous, cautious kitty that's great with other cats. She needs a patient home that respects her boundaries and offers lots of yummy snacks! She currently lives with Checkers but would also get along with any new cat friend. She won't likely be a snuggly cat for a long time, but might eventually with a consistent and patient home!

Betsy is a snuggly girl with a huge personality and huge eyes! She prefers a quieter home without other pets (AKA she's a queen)! She makes a wonderful and silly companion. She is spayed, FIV+, had dental cleaning and an extraction, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccines. FIV doesn't really affect her life in any way - she isn't on medication, special food, etc and should love a long, full life. She also never fully closes her eyes and the veterinarian said if it isn't bothering her, then there isn't anything to do for it. Just know she's keeping watch!