Tabby kittens & cats in New Richmond, Wisconsin

Selivan Strips is skittish cat he has a harder time getting used to new environment and people. But, I can insure you when he does. he's a fantastic cat and very affectionate. I may even say overly affectionate with how often he'll want pets. He's fine eat any type of cat food and doesn't over eats.

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Faye is an adorable tabby who will be 4 years old in March. She is spayed. She's lived in my home with my other cat amicably, however she is very shy around new people and animals. She's a snuggly, chubby, loving girl who sleeps more than anything and would do best in a quieter home with no dogs. Unfortunately, I adopted a puppy awhile ago and poor Faye has made zero progress adjusting. She stays hiding in the back of the closet and has been eating on and off. It's no life for her and I'd like to find someone to give her the stress-free, calm home she needs. She's always been healthy, so no special needs. I can provide her carrier and her favorite blanket, and bag of the food she eats. I only ask that her new owner be loving and patient with her as she is very shy.

Cinderella ("Cinder") is a petite, cuddly and loving cat. She has been with our family for 7 years and gets along with all our family's other pets and children. But we are welcoming a new daughter-in-law who is extremely allergic to cats and would like to find her a home where she can view the neighborhood from the front window and nap on your lap.

Josie is a very sweet cat and loves affection. We are only trying to find a new home for her because she happens to enjoy pulling up the edges of our carpet and pulling the threads out. Otherwise, she is really well-behaved and will be hard to give to a new home. But, we will as we can no longer tolerate the carpet pulling. When we have had a dog visiting the house, she is not aggressive, but will hide or keep her distance. She loves one of our other cats, and can be a bit moody with the other.

If you'd like to meet Karl, please read his full profile. Once you've done that and would like to move forward, we ask that you then visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and schedule an on-site appointment (or visit during our walk-in hours). www.ggohinc.com Karl came to us as a transfer from another rescue that didn't have the resources to help him - they had taken him in as an emergency case as he had a horrible eye infection, a URI, and was weighing only 4.5 lbs at 2 years old. To say he needed help is an understatement! What were we to do but say, "yes". While he did end up losing that eye, it made the world of difference for him as he is now pain free and well on his way to living his best life. Karl is a little on the shy side with strangers but he is learning to trust that we would never, ever, introduce him to anyone that would put him back in the life he once knew. This little guy is so handsome and has the softest fur. He's pretty active and we'll often catch him playing with the other cats or with toys as he bats them around the room. He can also be pretty chill, napping with the best of them. Karl will need someone who is willing to accept that it will take him time to adjust to a new home and life, but we have confidence that he will do just fine. Why not stop in and meet him and see what you think - maybe he's exactly what you've been needing in your life. Karl's approx. DOB is 12/19/2020.

This adorable girl is one of our social media kitties - her name is Google. She's quiet and a bit shy, but she sure is a sweetie pie. This family of kitties have a bit of a sad story on how they came to be with us here at GGOH - they were left in a box at the end of a farmer's driveway with their momma. Momma got spooked and jumped out of the box and was hit and killed by an oncoming car. The farmer was witness to this but there was nothing he could do as he couldn't get to them fast enough. So here they were, four homeless and motherless kittens in need of help. What were we to do - we immediately said "yes, get them here as soon as you can". It's terrible that such a senseless thing had to happen but we can't dwell too much on their past because we need to focus on their future - a future that is bright and full of love and fun. That's really all we could ask for, for our little darling, Google - and we she think she absolutely deserves it! As stated, Google is a bit shy but she can be picked up and held. She is so trusting of us but yet, she still needs some reassurance that we are not going to do her harm. When you first pick her up, she buries her little head into your hand - it's adorable, yet makes your heart melt to know she just wants to feel safe. Are you the one that will change her world? Google's DOB is 8/8/21. If you'd like to meet Google, please take a moment to visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and to schedule an on-site visit. www.ggohinc.com

** If you would like to meet Stout, please visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and to schedule an on-site appointment. www.ggohinc.com ** Stout came to GGOH as a stray from Minneapolis. He is one gorgeous kitty! He's still a little nervous in his new setting but he is coming around quickly. He doesn't hide, hiss or swat, he's just taking it all in slowly and we can certainly understand that - new is sometimes scary but he's received a big welcome from all of the kitties in his room and he's taking their lead. Before you know it, this handsome fella will be coming to you for pets rather than the other way around. If you're looking for Mr. Handsome and are willing to give him some time to adjust to all things new to him, he might just be your perfect match. He does great with other cats; dogs are an unknown. Stout has an approximate DOB of 10/27/21.