Tabby kittens & cats in Morris, Illinois

Will need a home with another cat

Will need a home with another cat

Will need a home with another cat

Needs a home with another cat

Needs a home with another cat

I adopted Suzie when she was 7 months old. She will be 11 years old on March 14th 2025. She is a great cat. She is friendly and is always looking for attention. We have a German Shepherd and she gets along with her also. She loves kids and just people in general. She always enjoys having other people come visit us and is immediately looking to be petted. She is very chill and has never showed any aggression towards us in the family or visitors that we have had to our home. She is current on all her vaccinations. She really isn't a lap cat but will stay by you on the couch or in bed. She loves to sleep right at our heads at night. I want the next person that would adopt her to treat her with unconditional love and care like we have these past almost 11 years. She was recently diagnosed with diabetes so she requires a daily injection and prescription diet food.

Lucie is 13 years old. She is a lap kitty - loves snuggles on the couch. She had been through abuse, and is a timid girl with new people. She’s the sweetest girl and has an adorable personality. She’s been showing jealousy towards her sister and we would prefer a home with no other competing pets. Even though she’s a senior, she loves to play and chasing a cat wand is her favorite. She is very sensitive, loving, playful and affectionate. She’s a perfect cat, aside from her jealousy. It’s heartbreaking to put her up for adoption but we want the best for Lucie and with how loving and sweet she is, she deserves the best life, and environment, possible. When adopted, she will also come with a large unopened bag of cat food, her favorite cat nip and cat wand.

Meet Sally, a playful and curious male tabby cat who's full of energy and love! At nearly 1 year old, Sally enjoys playing with thread, balls, and headbands (which he loves to hide). He’s an attention seeker who loves affection but can be a bit anxious at times. Sally feels most comfortable napping on his owner’s legs, enjoying the warmth and closeness. If you're looking for a lively, affectionate companion, Sally would be the perfect addition to your home!

Meet Kelly, a quiet male tabby cat who enjoys his own space but has a few favorite things. At nearly 1 year old, Kelly loves to watch birds outside, captivated by their movement. Though he doesn’t seek attention, he is content to sleep close to his owner, enjoying the warmth and comfort. Mostly sleepy and peaceful, Kelly is a great companion for someone looking for a calm cat with a gentle, independent spirit.

If eyes are the window to the soul, then Tommy's soul must be very deep and rich, with his captivating green eyes! While it will take time to get to know Tommy and connect with his soul, once you do, you will have the unbeatable reward of his devotion and love. Tommy's foster mom took that journey with him and has transformed him from a confused and frightened cat to a loving and faithful companion. Now Tommy’s first love is not treats, food or toys. He just loves to be loved. He is content to lay by his foster mom for as long as she will rub his body. He is expanding his trust now and beginning to get used to new people visiting him. There are still things that frighten him (loud noises, quick movements). Frightening things may bring out a hiss, but it is quickly accompanied by a very kitten like meow. Once his foster mom’s hand hand touches him, he melts. He goes into a Zen state as his foster mom rubs his face, and head and is no hurry to leave her side. Tommy will do best in a quiet and stable home with no cats or children. Tommy is afraid of the foster’s cat but will walk freely around her quiet dog. He is an extremely clean cat, his litter box habits are the cleanest his foster mom has seen. His adopter must be an experienced cat person who is patient and understanding. It is crucial to allow Tommy the time and space he requires to acclimate to his new environment and develop a trust in his new person. Once that trust is established and you have touched his soul, Tommy will be a very loving companion Adoption fee is a minimum $55 per senior cat donation to Feral Fixers. All cats are up to date on shots, microchipped, dewormed, fixed, and FeLV/FIV negative. Brief screening questionnaire and contract apply! Please email gotfriendlies@feralfixers.org or call (630) 881-7459 for more information

Hi there, I’m Korrie. I’m a beautiful tabby, gray and brown with distinct black stripes. I’ve got a pencil-eraser nose and luminous green eyes, and I'm a petite gal overall. I’m young, maybe 1-2 years old. My most unique feature is my tail. I've got a curl in my tail - it folds back on itself in a "U" shape right near the end - so cute! It looks like I'm beckoning to you! I am still a kitten at heart and I have lots of playful energy. I have a daily routine established at my foster home that I like to follow. In the morning and evening following mealtime, I have the zoomies and like to run around the house batting around my toys and scaling my cat tree. In the afternoon, I like to settle in for a nice long nap in my cat tree, mesmerized by the views outside the window. In the nighttime, I enjoy hopping into bed with my foster family for some cuddle time. While I never pester you for attention and can still be a litte skittish at times, when I am in the mood, I enjoy all of the petting I receive. I like chin and cheek rubs and forehead scratches and long strokes down my back. I purr, make biscuits, and follow your hand with my head to get more. The scritches on my shoulder blades, wow, that’s amazing! And of course, I do “elevator butt” when you rub down my back. When the time is right, I enjoy curling up next to you for some nice petting sessions. As far as other animals, I get along fine with the male and female cats in my foster home. The male cat and I are chase buddies - we get the zoomies and run around together. The female cat does her own thing. There was a dog in my prior foster home, so I got used to his barking, but we didn't interact much. I would also be happy being your only pet., as long as you are home enough to give me good attention. I enjoy meeting new people and will be happy to greet your guests. I have not been around young children, but will be happy to meet school age children or older. Adoption fee is a minimum $85 per cat donation to Feral Fixers. All cats are up to date on shots, microchipped, dewormed, fixed, and FeLV/FIV negative. Discounted adoption fee if two cats are adopted together, $150 for a pair. Brief screening questionnaire and contract apply! Please email gotfriendlies@feralfixers.org or call (630) 881-7459 for more information.

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