Bombay kittens & cats in Durham, North Carolina

Queenie will treat you like royalty! Her black coat is luxuriously soft! She is very affectionate and will shower you with attention! She loves nothing more than to hang with you on the couch and relax after a long day. She would love to be adopted with her housemate Cole.

Meet Fig, a charming young adult cat with a heart of gold. He has a wonderful brother named Fin and they are A M A Z I N G together! Despite their outdoor beginnings, these kitties have shown a remarkable affinity for indoor living, craving the warmth of human companionship. When first introduced to his foster home, Fig explored the entire area without fear and made his home in the cat tree. Fig & Fin's playful antics and boundless curiosity make them a joy to have around, and their affectionate nature ensures they'll bring endless love into their forever home. When Fig warms up, he'll jump in your lap and rub his head against you. He has a low purr and is a marvelous muffin maker. If you're searching for a duo of furry companions to brighten your days with love and laughter, look no further than Fig & Fin, they are ready to fill your home with warmth and whisker-tickling charm.

Meet Fin, an affectionate, sensitive soul that gets along with any other cat he's met! SUPER friendly and totally chill. He loves the ribbon wand! He can jump crazy high while chasing the ribbons. He enjoys playing fetch with toy mice and running through the cat tunnel to chase thrown mice. His brother, Fig, loves to wrestle with this guy and they have playful chirps while messing around. We really like that we can pick up this guy and gives him lots of love that he deserves. He enjoys being held and petted on his head and along his back. The window is a favorite spot to watch outside - we have a nice tree line behind his current home with deer, lots of birds, outdoor cat watching, and sooo many birds to chirp at through the glass. Fin enjoys lying next to Fig for cat naps as well. With his playful spirit and insatiable curiosity, Fin promises to bring endless joy and laughter to his new family. If you're in search of furry friends to brighten your days and warm your heart, look no further than Fin and Fig - they're ready to sprinkle your home with love and playfulness.

I have an adorable 4y black, short-hair, cat with two white spots on her. Her name is Midnight Elvira. She is a very sweet, affectionate cat who loves cuddles and belly rubs and has been living with dogs since she was 4 months old. The issue I have with her, and the reason why I want to re-home her, is for the last 2 years she has been peeing and pooping outside of her litter box. Primarily on the dogs bed. I have had to move 4 times in about 2 years, and I am also about to begin a very intense college program in January and I recognize that these issues are probably triggering her behavior. I recognize that despite my efforts (i.e., talking to vets, fluoxetine, daily cleaning, two cat boxes, attractants, deterrents, etc.), she would be happier living with more stability, with someone who can provide a single cat house, or maybe even living with another cat. She likes being outside with me on my porch but is not fully an indoor/outdoor cat.

Momma is about 7-8 and she loves head scratches and belly rubs. She often likes to hide but will occasionally come and cuddle. Loves scratching boards and playing with string. She has a sensitive spot on her back that she doesn’t like to be scratched

We rescued this sweet girl from a home that was going to throw her out on the street if nobody could get her. She loves cuddles and pets, and likes to play. Unfortunately we have an emergency moving situation and we are attempting to rehome her as fast as we can, within a week to 2 weeks. She DOES have seperation anxiety, but with time, love, and a lot of patience she is one of the sweetest babies you will ever meet.

We adopted Luna from the SPCA when she was a kitten. She is now 3 years old and is a beautiful and sweet, though somewhat timid cat. It breaks our heart to give her away, but our children have allergies that have progressively gotten worse over time. She is very friendly with cats, dogs, and humans. She plays a lot with her "sister" (our other adopted orange tabby cat we got at the same time), but they are not bonded. She adores our kids (ages 6, 11, and 13). She loves to hang out with them and just chill nearby. We also have a dog and she loves her so much (see pics). She is super relaxed and very independent. She does not meow much and is very well mannered. Luna would be a great addition to any family, with or without kids, with or without other pets, but she would do best in a calm house. Also available is our other cat, Jojo, who is also listed on this website. We would love for them both to go to one family if possible!

Mimi is a 1.5 years old. She started out as a foster kitten when I adopted her. Mimi grew up with dogs, cats, and small kids. She loves to run around, play and explore her surroundings. Mimi doesn’t like to be picked up but she loves to be loved on and cuddled. She will play with any little thing she finds. Mimi would benefit being adopted into a house with other cats to play with, she isn’t used to being alone.

Link is 5 years old and I have had him since he was a kitten. He is one of the sweetest cats you will ever meet. He is not shy around strangers and will go right up to you and sit on your lap if you let him. If you feel like cuddling, just call him over and he will happily sit on your lap! He is very affectionate as well as very energetic! He loves being pet and chasing toys. He loves doing "cat-acro" where I put him on my feet and he hangs out in the air! I am rehoming him only because I am about to be traveling full-time and unfortunately just won't be able to care for him.

Monkey and Meatball are a pair of bonded brothers that were born to a feral cat colony in May 2023. A nice local lady began feeding them, and over time taught them to love and trust humans. In spring of 2024, Monkey was bit by a copperhead snake and needed emergency medical treatment. The nice lady took him to the vet and them brought him inside her home to recover as a foster. Still outside, Monkey's brother Meatball stopped eating and roaming, he missed his brother so badly. The lady then brought Meatball inside to foster him as well, and the brothers were so relieved to be reunited. These sweet, affectionate boys are now neutered, vaccinated and well adjusted to the comfy inside cat life. They love mouse-shaped catnip toys and to be carried around the house like the big ol babies they are. They need a quiet home with lots of windows to watch birds, a good cat tree climb, and their own person to shower them in snuggles. These boys are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.

Gorgeous gray tuxedo kitty with beautiful green eyes. A great addition to any home!