Pixiebob kittens & cats in Rancho Cordova, California

Bob is 1 of 3 kittens that a young community cat from my mom’s apartment complex had on 8/1/24. My elderly mom has been caring for the kittens and is no longer able to as she is very allergic to them and also cannot afford to. The local shelters and rescues are full, even if we were able to pay a surrender fee, there is simply no room. We’re just looking for good homes for them so we don’t have to put them outside where they may make more unhoused kitties. We learned that you can get them fixed for free through the SPCA community cat program but are not able to get it done ourselves. Also, “tabby” is just my best guess on the breed. The first photos are of him (and his siblings, Mattie/orange and Molly/black, who are also up for adoption) at about 6 weeks old and the last photo is of him the other day at about 13 weeks old. He is sweet, also playful and cuddly with his mom and siblings. They eat Purina cat chow and Temptations treats.

Mattie is 1 of 3 kittens that a young community cat from my mom’s apartment complex had on 8/1/24. My elderly mom has been caring for the kittens and is no longer able to as she is very allergic to them and also cannot afford to. The local shelters and rescues are full, even if we were able to pay a surrender fee, there is simply no room. We’re just looking for good homes for them so we don’t have to put them outside where they may make more unhoused kitties. We learned that you can get them fixed for free through the SPCA community cat program but are not able to get it done ourselves. Also, “tabby” is just my best guess on the breed. The first photos are of him (and his siblings, Molly/black and Bob/gray, who are also up for adoption) at about 6 weeks old and the last photo is of him the other day at about 13 weeks old. He is sweet, also playful and cuddly with his mom and siblings. They eat Purina cat chow and Temptations treats.

Molly is 1 of 3 kittens that a young community cat from my mom’s apartment complex had on 8/1/24. My elderly mom has been caring for the kittens and is no longer able to as she is very allergic to them and also cannot afford to. The local shelters and rescues are full, even if we were able to pay a surrender fee, there is simply no room. We’re just looking for good homes for them so we don’t have to put them outside where they may make more unhoused kitties. We learned that you can get them fixed for free through the SPCA community cat program but are not able to get it done ourselves. Also, “tabby” is just my best guess on the breed. The photos are of her (and her siblings, Mattie/orange and Bob/gray, who are also up for adoption) at about 6 weeks old, and the last one is on 12/2/24 at 4 months old. She’s a little shy so far, though very sweet, also playful and cuddly with her mom and brothers. They eat Purina cat chow and Temptations treats.