Calico kittens & cats in Oldsmar, Florida

Lola is five years old. I have had her for four years. I call her my little old lady. She’s very affectionate. She’s been around dogs, cats and kids her whole life. She’s not a big fan of dogs, but she tolerates them. She is a loner. She likes to love on people at night time and high during the daytime. She is a wonderful pet. I am trying to downsize.

Alex; short for “Alexandrea the Cat”, is a wonderful cat! She is literally a teddy bear that gracefully crawls around your home, starring outside the windows, and tells you about her day. Since she is about 2 years old, she is a little more calm but still loves to play! She was previously fostered with two other cats without issue. She is very friendly and doesn’t run away when new people enter the room. She is very social and will tend to follow her human around the home, that is, unless she decides to do her own thing for a bit, but she is very affectionate and loves pets. I have fostered a few cats in my life - Alex is lovely.

Cleopatra and her four siblings entered the world on the sidewalk of an apartment complex, born to a very young, abandoned cat we named Lady Diana. They were all brought to us with their mom, when the kittens were just one day old. All her kittens are sweet, love to play and are healthy and happy. Cleopatra started out very anti-social, but has come a long way in her attitude! She is now very social and welcomes attention. Her dramatic eyes and regal air befitting of her name. Her siblings are Julia, Fergie and Athena. Cleopatra is also fond of all the kittens in the nursery. While Cleopatra is particularly attached to her sister, Athena, she does like her alone time and possibly could go home solo, despite it being our policy that kittens be adopted in pairs. DOB: 3/26/24

Athena is a beautiful dilute calico, who was a bit on the shy side. She she has come a long way in a short time and now welcomes affection and attention. Athena and her four siblings entered the world on the sidewalk of an apartment complex, born to a very young, abandoned cat. They were brought to us with their mom, when the kittens were just one day old. They grew up in our nursery with ten other kittens their age and Minx, one of the moms. Athena adores Minx and is very happy to play and cuddle with all of the other kittens. If there isn't already a friendly young cat in your home, Athena must be adopted with one of her siblings (Cleopatra, Fergie, Julia) or one of her friends.DOB: 3/26/24

Lady Diana, a very young (DOB 10/3/2023), abandoned cat, gave birth to five kittens on the sidewalk of a local apartment complex. Fortunately, a kind person came to their rescue and brought her and her one-day old kittens to us. She was fiercely protective of her babies the entire time she nursed them and, once weaned, she was anxious to leave the nursery and resume her independent life watching the world go by through the window screens. Lady Diana deserves to enjoy a happy and safe indoor life with all the love there is to give. Lady Diana MUST be an only pet as she doesn't do well with other cats or with dogs. She has learned to just keep her distance from our other residents, but should one get a little too close, she will lash out. Lady Diana does crave human interaction and will reach out to her foster mom and other volunteers from the perch of her cat tree. She does forget to retract her claws, so children would not be a good fit. She isn't mean in any way - she just doesn't know any better. It's best to keep her claws trimmed. Declawing is NOT an option. DOB: 10/25/24

Looking for a permanent place that Sasha can call home. She is very sweet by nature and loves to sleep on her back. No destructive habits or history of biting/scratching. She’s up to date on her vaccinations and has no prior illnesses. Rehoming fee is $25.