Tabby kittens & cats in Gustine, California

COURTESY POSTING- Mission Meow makes no guarantees regarding the vetting, health or temperament of this cat however you are welcome to contact us to ask any questions. Occasionally we assist independent rescuers with adoption advertisement and placement. Mission Meow may have had limited or zero vetting/socialization involvement with these cats so we make no guarantees or affiliations with these cats. Contact us for an application & we will forward your information to the responsible party. Marley was found in a garbage can, with the lid closed on a hot July day this summer. Had Marley not been heard crying, she would have surely perished. She was just 3-4 weeks old. A kind vet assistant took her in. She reached out to me and asked I'd I could help. I've been fostering Marley since August 12. Marley is as sweet as they come. Her loud purr doesn't at all match her petite body. Marley will be in the small side. Her favorite thing to do is lay in your lap, while purring (of course), and play with a toy or the draw string on her foster mom's shorts. Marley loves her wet food and treats. She lived initially with a toddler and big dog. Marley lives with other kittens currently and does beautifully with them. She is fully vetted and ready for her home. Fostered in Merced. Adoption fee is $150 to cover a portion of vetting.

SAFE HOME = NO ADOPTION FEE. Gee Gee is roughly 7 1/2 years old. She is spayed, microchipped, current on vaccines. Gee Gee is 1 of 3 litter mates. Her sister is Squeakers. Her brother has already been rehomed. She is my sisters cat. My sister unexpectedly passed away in April. She is a sweet and social cat once she warms up to you. She loves head scratches. She would take some time to acclimate considering her loss of her owner that she has been w/ since she was a kitten. I am working on finding her cats safe new forever homes. I took the 2 older (16+) cats w/me back to Vermont. They all lived together w/ my sister since they were kittens w/ the exception of one of her cats who was found as an adult w/ her litter. Her sister Squeakers would be a good partner. Her sister Squeakers is also up for adoption. They have been together since birth. She is used to living indoors. She will come with a crate.

Tulip was born 05/20/2024. Tulip is a FEMALE orange tabby. I rescued her at 10 days old. She was a bottle baby. She is very loving and social. Full of energy. She is so toy crazy. Loves playing with her litter mates. After her playtime she always wants to cuddle and give loves. Tulip is an indoor only kitty. Dog, cat and kid friendly She is vaccinated, microchipped and spayed. She tested negative for FIV/FELV. She is dewormed and has flea treatment applied. If your looking for a social, playful and loving kitten, please meet Tulip. She is one of a kind!!!

Gus is a sweet and inquisitive boy. He likes toys and to explore his surroundings. He gives kisses to show his affection for you. He has grown up with his brothers and sisters and would do well in a home with another cat(s).

Hi, my foster sisters call me “Sprinkle.” I’m a 6-7 week old bottle baby who was found orphaned under a shed. I have my first shots and spay appointment set up for Dec 5th, and my foster mom will cover the full cost. I’m super playful, but I handle kids ok since I’m used to being around a 6 and 3 year old. I’ve never been around dogs or cats, but I bet if you introduce me very slowly, I could learn. I sleep SO well at night for a kitten. I put myself to bed, and my foster mom shuts the door and I don’t make noise until the next morning when I start hearing my family. If you’re loving and responsible, please give me a forever home!

We adopted Sprinkles as a kitten from Pets and Pals in Livermore, CA in August of 2020. We went for her but took Sprinkles and her brother, Mr. Big, home. Sprinkles was very shy and has halways been the less social of the two cats. I think this is her problem. She isn't happy in our house because it's just too chaotic. We have lots of family gatherings, a 5-year-old that is loud and we adopted a Great Pyrenees last year. Sprinkles, has started urinating on our couch and mats. It will go away for a bit but then come back. We have tried everything. We tried the vet, meds, calming plug ins, changed her litter box a few times. Bottom line is I think she needs a quiter more calm house. She never attacks or scratches and is a very sweet kitty. I don't think she would urinate like she does if she was in a calmer environment. We hate to give her up because we love her but I think for her, she would be happier in a calmer environment.