Tabby kittens & cats in New London, Wisconsin

Meet Tiger – Gentle, Loving, and Devoted Companion Tiger is a calm, affectionate male tabby with a quiet sweetness that makes him an instant heart-stealer. He’s one of four cats we’re currently fostering after stepping in to help a friend going through difficult life changes. While we’ve loved having him with us, we’re sadly unable to keep him long-term due to our limited space and home renovations. Tiger is incredibly loving—he enjoys gentle attention, quiet lap time, and the company of both people and other animals. He’s been respectful and easygoing around our dog and lives peacefully with several other cats. What makes Tiger truly special is his close bond with Maggie, his companion and best friend. They’re often found snuggled together or following each other around the house. Because of this strong connection, we’re hoping they can be adopted as a pair—they provide each other with comfort, confidence, and love. Please take a moment to read Maggie’s post too.

Meet Maggie – The Ultimate Lovebug Maggie is a sweet, snuggly tabby with a heart full of love and a gentle, affectionate spirit. She was one of the first to warm up to us when we stepped in to help a friend rehome their beloved cats due to unexpected life changes. Although we wish we could keep her, our current living situation and home renovation project mean we can only foster her temporarily. Maggie thrives on companionship—she loves being close and will happily curl up on your lap or claim the softest spot in the room for a cozy nap. She has a playful side too, but it’s her loving nature that really shines. She quickly bonded with our dog and lives peacefully alongside four other cats. Ideally, Maggie would be adopted with her best buddy, Tiger—a gentle, affectionate male tabby she’s especially close with. Their bond is heartwarming, and they bring out the best in each other. Please see our post about Tiger for more details.

Nice 7 month old cat. Rescued from Wood Cty Humane Oct. 2025 Food, food, dish, new litter box, litter and toys, 3 scratching posts all included. Mousing instincts! Has claws! Very curious. Likes to be petted. Would LOVE to go outside, hasn't yet. Needs to be loved as an active cat. Loves to play with you morning, day, evening. Gets the cat "zoomies" in the evening. Loves to sleep on foot of bed, follow you into bathroom. Spends hours looking out window from comfy chair Keep curtains open to avoid a very frustrated cat, DAY and NIGHT Because of claws, originally attacked our upholstered chairs. Matured alot in 3 wks, a stern NO! means stop that. But sometimes can't help herself, prefers upholstery to scratching posts, although laying posts on their side can entice her. Seems to keep off counter tops after shown that's where we "keep" banana peels, onion slices and grapefruit rinds. We might be kidding ourselves but have not seen her on cupboards.

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From the owner: We've had Mitsu for 4 years. She only has 3 legs, but it doesnt really stop her or slow her down. We found her as a kitten and her paw was crushed, so the vet had to amputate it. She isn't really good with other animals because of it, it seems like she's always kind of on guard. With people she's sweet and cuddly once she knows you. She gets nervous when new people come to the house, but once they've been over a few times, she opens up and shows her sweet side. Needs someone gentle and patient with no other pets.

From the owner: She's the sweetest cat ever, and I'm sad to have to give her up. Rescued her as a kitten and she was bottle-raised, so she is super bonded to people. Phoebe is super loving and is pretty mellow most of the time. She's a little over 2.5 years old, and gets along well with kids and other cats. Never been around dogs, so not sure how she would react. A little shy with new people, but once she knows you, she'll be your best friend. While Phoebe herself is great with other cats, she tends to be more submissive, which makes her the target of bullying from the other cats in our house. I'm sure she would love to be someone's only pet, but would also do good with another chill cat who wouldn't push her around too much. She's gentle and cuddly, but is young enough that she's also still playful (without being overly crazy.) I think she'd do well with kids who are a little on the older side who can respect her space (maybe 7-8+). I think with really young kids, she might be a little nervous and prefer to hide. She's just a really sweet, loving companion, and deserves a home where she doesn't have to be afraid of another animal bullying her.