Tabby kittens & cats in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin

After making one of the hardest decisions we've ever had to make, we've decided to look for a new home for our sweet sisters, Tito and Squirt. We adopted them together as kittens, and they've been a loved part of our family ever since. Over the years, our home has changed quite a bit. With a young child and kids regularly in and out of the house, it's become a much busier and louder environment than they seem comfortable with. The increased activity has caused anxiety for one of them, which has led to litter box issues. After a lot of thought, we truly believe they would thrive in a calmer, quieter home where they can feel relaxed and secure again. They are bonded sisters, so we'd like to keep them together. This decision comes from love and wanting what's best for them—not because we don't care. We simply want them to have the peaceful home they deserve. If you or someone you know can provide a quiet, loving forever home for Tito and Squirt, please send me a message. We'd love to talk

Yukon is a very snuggly cat. We have had him since he was a kitten and he loves to crawl up on your lap. We got him from the humane society in 2013. His friend Simba we adopted one year later. He is an orange Tabby and they are the best of buds. We are moving across the country and my daughter in law is severely allergic to cats so we would love to rehome them together here. An elderly person who wants some companions or a family that just wants a pet that is easy to maintain and not love. We would be willing to provide food for the first 3 months to the right owner.They are very easy to care for and are litter box trained.

We adopted Milo as a kitten. He is approximately 8 years old. Milo had his shots as a kitten and was neutered and microchipped. However, his chip was never registered so that is something you still have the option to do.Milo has unfortunately not had much vet care since due to financial reasons but he is in good health and has no medical issues.The reason Milo is looking for a new home is because he has become unhappy being in a multi-pet home. In the past, he did not have any behavioral issues but began urinating outside of the litter box. There is no underlying medical issues so I am confident that this would subside if he were in a one pet household.He is not aggressive and is friendly towards people of all ages. He is a sweet, sensitive boy who loves to be held, cuddle and give kisses.