Tabby kittens & cats in Inverness, Florida

3 years old, looking for stable long term home. I adopted her in college and now have a job that requires me to relocate often. This has definitely stressed her out a bunch. She is normally cuddly and sweet but she takes time to settle in and just does not get that time with my living situation. I just want someone who does not plan on moving and will show her the love and affection she deserves.

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Are you looking for a loving feline companion? Meet David Peacock, a 6yr. old brown tabby who is in search of a caring new family! Sweet, affectionate, and loves to cuddle-especially on laps! If you need a snuggle buddy at night look no further. Playful and quick to make friends he's the perfect companion if you already have other animals or kids. Unfortunately, my apartment is too small to provide him with the space he needs to roam and explore, (and I work a lot) and I worry he might be feeling a bit lonely. David has been a cherished member of my family but deserves a space where he can thrive in a larger environment. If you have a bigger space and lots of love to give, please consider welcoming this wonderful cat into your home. He's spayed, litter-trained, and up-to-date on vaccinations. Also, he comes with toys, a pet brush, cat beds, a litter box, food bowls, a cat fountain for drinking and a large cat tower. Thank you for considering opening your heart and home to my sweet cat!

Hi! My name is Piper! I am a year and a half old. My Mom and Dad took my Mom in when she showed up on their doorstep. A month or so later, here my brother, sister, and I am. My Dad loves us very much and has taken very good care of us, but due to the amount of rescues he currently has and his health declining, he loves my two brothers, and I enough to make sure we find good forever homes. We need a home with a lot more space and a lot less cats so we get the attention we deserve. I like to hunt bugs, lizards, frogs and other stuff. I have only been an indoor cat. Due to my size I probably am better that way. You will probably have to work with me until I open up. I can be shy at first, but am sure once we get aquainted I will be ready for head scratches and ready to give head boops. I get along with most of the cats at my Dad's house, so I am sure I will get along with you and your cat(s) if you have them, too. I look forward to giving you a lifetime of company. Love Piper!

Goldie's mom was a Silver Tabby Maine Coon, but a bit on the smaller side. That trait didn't reveal itself in Goldie, tho! She's a very large girl! Goldie is so gentle; when she wants attention, she ever-so-calmly paws her foster mom's nose. Goldie, her mom and siblings were rescued from the streets a few days after the kittens were born. Goldie can be a little shy, but she will come around if you approach her calmly and slowly so she knows she's safe. Once she trusts, she trusts with her whole heart. This girl is a total couch potato, especially if the couch is in the sun! She does like to sit NEXT to her foster mom, not ON her lap; She loves to curl up in the crook of mom's arm to go to sleep for the night. Goldie has the most unusual coat - there's a lot of gold fur mixed in with the various browns. Her coat is very plush and does require regular combing. Goldie doesn't like to be brushed or have her claws trimmed, but with the appropriate treats and sweet-talk, she can be persuaded. She's seen here with her kitty friend, Hart, and cat-loving doggie, TyTy. Sadly, Hart AND TyTy left for the Rainbow Bridge. Goldie hasn't warmed up to our new dog, despite his attempts at gentle persuasion. While she hasn't been partial to any of the other cats, although she gets along just fine with them. Recently, Goldie has fallen in love with a six-month old kitten named Bear. We'd love to see them adopted together. DOB: 4/18/18

Sammy is "special needs" as he needs a seasoned human, who is willing to patiently work with him to bring him out of his shell. He really doesn't know if he can trust humans, because he was abandoned out in the cold, cruel world, and he was being beaten up by other strays. We don't know anything else about his history. A good Samaritan saw what was happening to him, phoned us requesting we take him in, and we said, "Bring him!" Sammy was quite shy for the first few weeks at the Sanctuary. When he was ready, we opened his condo door so he could come out and join the others. However, he stayed in the open crate for days! Eventually, his curiosity got the better of him, and Sammy ventured out into the "kitten room," where he allowed us to approach and pet him. He's a very quiet, sweet boy. As for children, he'd be much more comfortable with a very gentle, older child. He seeks comfort with several of our other cats, especially Archie, who makes up in love-seeking what Sammy currently lacks. DOB: 3/1/22 Friendly, Gentle, Curious, Independent, Quiet DOB: 3/1/2022