Tabby kittens & cats in Douglas, Wyoming

Meet Dr. Watson, a gentle young soul with a heart full of curiosity and affection. At around one year old, this sweet boy is still figuring out the world—but once he feels safe, his loving personality shines through. While he may be a bit shy at first, with patience and a calm environment, Dr. Watson will reward you with the softest purrs and a love for head scratches that melt your heart. Dr. Watson would thrive in a home that understands the beauty of slow introductions and peaceful spaces. He adores other cats and would be happiest with some friendly feline companions to bond and play with. A quiet dog who respects his space could also be a good match. He’s also quite the little adventurer and would absolutely love a home with an enclosed catio where he can safely enjoy the outdoors. If you're looking for a sweet, thoughtful companion with a tender spirit, Dr. Watson just might be your perfect match.

Meet Chickadee, a 4½-month-old grey and white tabby with a curious spirit and a shy heart. Chickadee is always watching the world around him—he loves to keep an eye on everything the staff is doing. But when it comes to being touched, he’s still learning to trust and often darts away when a hand reaches out. With patience and understanding, Chickadee will blossom into a wonderful companion—it just has to be on his terms. He’s the kind of cat who will quietly observe, learn from those around him, and slowly but surely let you into his circle of trust. He’d also make a great mouser and would do especially well in a home with other cats to show him the ropes. If you have a soft spot for the shy ones and are ready to give a little extra time and love, Chickadee could be the perfect match for you.

Meet Midge, a tiny 9-week-old tabby with a big purr hidden behind her timid exterior. Midge’s start in life is a mystery—she was found on her own—but what we do know is that she’s a little survivor. She’s still putting on weight and can be a bit picky with her wet food, but when she finds something she likes, she’ll happily dig in. At first, Midge might seem a little unsure—she’ll hiss when you reach out—but give her a few head and chin scratches, and she melts into a ball of purrs so loud they drown out everything else. If you’ve got her favorite food, that trust builds even faster. Midge would do best in a calm home, ideally with other cats to show her the ropes and remind her that people can be kind. With a little patience, she’ll reward you with the sweetest companionship—and her incredible purrs are worth every ounce of love you put in.