Tabby kittens & cats in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin

I’ve had Pumpkin for less than a week. His previous owner was unable to keep him after leaving an unsafe living situation. I volunteered to take him but had a situation set up to take him if he did not get along with my roommate’s cat. He began attacking my roommate’s cat and marking in the house so I have no choice to surrender him to keep my roommate’s cat safe. He LOVES people and dogs. He’s very friendly and affectionate and loves to talk. I think he would thrive as an only pet or as the only cat in a household. It breaks my heart that I am unable to care for him and I hope he gets a home as wonderful as him.

Hello everyone, this is Milo i purchased him from a friend he was the only grey cat out of his black litter sister kittens in 2023 he was born march 9th, he is 3 now and it’s been a rough 2 years for him, for the past 2 years me and my mom currently live upstairs in a house that doesn’t appreciate cats on top of it I’m allergic to him, I’m looking for someone who can care for him and show him love in a beautiful home where he can run around and play he deserves it so much it’s like he’s in jail up here, the first 3 months I gave him to my sister to take care of him and he would hide in the closet from 3 yelling kids, refuse to eat use his litter box payed for vet bills that my sister didn’t stay on top of to the point he was so skinny so I took him back and he immediately became happy again once he saw me and my mom, that’s when I realized he fell into depression thinking I abandoned him..,he’s chubby now and happy but has a rash Idon’t have money to get to bottom of, pleasecallme4info

This cat was born into my family her mother was my first cat. I can only have 2 cats which is mom and dad looking to re-home Trinity quickly. Shes a good girl however we tried the humane society and they said she couldn't handle shelter life and were going to put her down if I didn't take her back.

Jinx is a big, handsome boy with a gentle and sensitive soul. He can be shy around people at first and tends to keep his distance while he figures things out. When his foster’s 4-year-old and 1½-year-old granddaughters visit, Jinx prefers to observe from afar. He’s never aggressive, he simply chooses space over interaction and would rather not be touched by young children. Jinx has had limited exposure to dogs and can get startled when he hears them bark. Where he truly feels comfortable is with other cats. He gets along wonderfully with the feline friends in his foster room and clearly takes comfort in their presence. Having another cat in his future home would likely help him feel more secure. Jinx is the kind of cat who takes his time building trust. It took about four weeks before he felt comfortable enough with his foster to approach for pets, but once he decided she was safe, his sweet personality began to shine. Now he asks for affection with gentle head bumps, purrs happily when he’s being loved on, and has even shared a few nose boops. Most of the time, Jinx enjoys the quiet life, lounging on a cozy bed or cat climber and watching the world around him. He’ll occasionally join in for some toy time, but he’s mostly a laid-back guy who appreciates a peaceful environment. Jinx would do best in a calm, quiet home with a patient adopter who understands that trust takes time. Another friendly cat companion would also be a big plus for him. For someone willing to give him the space and patience he needs, earning Jinx’s trust is incredibly rewarding, and watching him blossom into a loving companion is even better.

Kitty Cat is a gentle, quiet girl with a shy heart. She can be very timid around people and tends to keep her distance at first. When her foster’s 4-year-old and 1½-year-old granddaughters visit, Kitty Cat simply slips away if they try to approach. She has never been aggressive, no hissing or swatting, she just prefers to retreat to a safe, quiet space. Kitty Cat has had limited exposure to dogs, but she truly enjoys the company of other cats. She gets along very well with her feline foster friends and will sometimes curl up next to one of them for a cozy nap. Having another friendly cat in the home could help her continue to build confidence. While Kitty Cat is still very shy, her foster has started to see small but meaningful progress. Instead of always running away, she’ll sometimes stay perched on her cat climber and quietly watch from a safe spot. She has even leaned forward to sniff a hand and, on rare occasions, allowed a few gentle pets. For Kitty Cat, these little moments are big steps forward. Because of her timid nature, Kitty Cat will need a patient and understanding adopter who is willing to let her move at her own pace. It may take time before she feels comfortable with affection, but building that trust slowly can lead to a very special bond. Kitty Cat enjoys the simple things in life, lounging on a soft bed or cat tree, occasionally batting around a toy, and especially her daily serving of wet food. She knows the sound of the food coming and will patiently meet her foster at the door, waiting politely for her dish to be set down. She would do best in a calm, quiet home, likely with adults or older children, and ideally with another gentle cat companion. Spending quiet time near her, speaking softly, and letting her observe and learn that she is safe will help her continue to blossom. Kitty Cat may be shy, but for the right person who celebrates the small victories, watching her confidence grow will be incredibly rewarding.

Mystic is a quiet, reserved girl who just needs time, patience, and the right family to help her blossom. She’s been around kids (but prefers to keep her distance), has coexisted peacefully with a calm dog, and does well with other cats especially confident ones who might help her feel more at ease. Right now, Mystic isn’t a fan of human touch she shies away from pets, but in a quiet and patient home, we believe she’ll warm up with time. And while she may be shy around people, she’s a total goofball when she thinks no one is watching! String toys, ball toys, scratching posts she’s all about the playtime! Food is the key to her heart she’s a little food-motivated (okay, maybe very food-motivated) Mystic would do best in a calm, moderately active home with a patient adopter who understands that love and trust take time. We truly believe that with the right environment, this sweet girl will come out of her shell and become a wonderful companion. Could you be the one to help her shine?