Tabby kittens & cats in Waupaca, Wisconsin

Meet Gypsy George. He is approximately 5 years old and was found in an abandoned apartment. George was very sick when he was found. Thanks to the generosity of a group of animal lovers, the funds were raised to nurse him back to health. George is a very very sweet boy, but due to the circumstances of his isolation, he can get over stimulated and needs an experienced owner who can “read him” until he learns what a good home is. George does not seem to appreciate other cats, hence the unfortunate reason he can’t stay with his foster, though this could change as he learns to live in a calm loving home where he gets enough food, water, and love. He is just learning to play with toys. He is good with older kids who would respect his “moods” until he can feel safe and loved. I know there is someone out there that can offer George the perfect home he deserves, as he is blossoming more and more every day.

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.

Elgie came in as one hot mess. She was missing fur that seemed to be a flea allergy. Her eyes were crusted shut. Despite it all she just wanted love. For her eyes she was actually suffering from entropion, where her own lashes curled inward and irritated her eyes. Our vet was able to correct this with surgery. As to her skin, that was a tougher matter to figure out and just when we thought we had it corrected with food and allergy medicine, bam, some kittens came in with ringworm and Elgie caught it. It takes a long time to treat and being stuck in a cage all that time really took a toll on her. She fights and hisses when picked up because she thinks she`s being put back in her cage or getting more medicine. We know sweet Elgie is still in there, but it will take being in a home and finally being able to relax for it to come out. She also would like to be the only kitty, should not be around children, and needs a cat-savvy owner with reasonable expectations. We hope there is someone willing to give her a chance!

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