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Tabby kittens & cats in Columbus, Indiana

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Jax

Tabby

Male, Young
Greenwood, IN
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Good with kids, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Jax is a great cat & needs to be the only cat in the home. He does not get along with our other female cat and we need to rehome him. He turned 2 in May & is great with our children, aged 2 and newborn. Was nuetured in August of 2024.
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Tinga

Tabby

Female, Young
Indianapolis, IN
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Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Hi! I’m Tinga. I was adopted from IACS in February. 6 months later my previous owner tried to return me due to landlord fees. The shelter is already overcapacity and requires appointments. I was about to be dumped outside when one of the workers decided to take me home and try to re home me themselves. At first I was at my house, and then I was put in a box, taken back to the scary shelter, and then taken to a random place that I’ve never been before! I was so confused! I hid under the bed for a whole day. I never showed any signs of aggression I was just scared being in this unfamiliar place. But once I came out I let her know how sweet I was and how much I love pets. Now I cuddle and lay on the bed instead of under. She already has two cats and a dog in a one bedroom apartment with low funds. If her situation was different she would love to have me. I am around a year and a half and have lived with another cat in my previous home. I am playful and so nice :)
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jody

Tabby

Male, Young
Indianapolis, IN
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Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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we think jody was dumped. we found him 7/28/23 in our yard close to our house. we were told he was approx 12 wks old. he's around a year old now but still looks like a kid. we have four other cats, two other dumped cats and two adopted from a shelter. they are all older than jody and have never bonded with him. we don't get to spend enough quality time with him but he loves to play and eat and sleep. he might do well with a medium sized dog. he would probably do well with other young, male cats because he really just likes to wrestle. unsure about how he would do with children but he might be ok if the children are old enough to understand what cats are like. we feel there are many other homes where he could thrive and be the best jody he can be. the most important thing for him is access to windows with something to sit and lay on while he's looking out of them.
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Nala

Tabby

Female, Senior
Indianapolis, IN
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Declawed, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Nala is the sweetest old lady. She loves to cuddle and nuzzle her head into you. She was adopted in 2019 from an animal shelter in Lexington, KY. They were not positive of her age at the time, but guessed around 11 years old, meaning she is probably 16 or so now. She was declawed in the front prior to my adopting her. She would thrive best in a home where she is the only pet. She gets along fine with dogs, but it causes some behavioral issues, i.e, peeing around the litter box. Currently she has two litter boxes (cleaned daily) in our basement and will poop in them always but only pees in them about 60% of the time. This started AFTER we adopted a dog. Prior to that, she was using the litter box 100% of the time. All health concerns were ruled out, we tried pheromone plug ins and calming collars, but nothing helps. We now have a baby and dog and just know she would be happier in a home getting all the attention she deserves.
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Pepper

Tabby

Male, Young
Indianapolis, IN
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Not good with dogs, Good with cats,
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Pepper is a male tabby cat, he is a very sweet loving cat who loves to play, cuddle and loves head rubs. He was abandoned and I’ve been taking care of him since October. Pepper deserves a forever home and will need patience to adjust as he is currently only an outdoor cat. He does have a companion named Grumpy (I also take care of him and he is a tabby cat) who he loves to snuggle with. They would make a great addition to your family, however if one can be adopted that is fine, but adopting both would be great!
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Grumpy

Tabby

Male, Young
Indianapolis, IN
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Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats,
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Grumpy is a male tabby cat who loves head rubs and is a food lover. He was a feral cat and is now socialized. I have been taking care of him since October and believe it’s time for him to get his forever home. Grumpy will need some patience as he is currently only an outdoor cat, considering that he used to be feral, he has made great progress and is a very loving cat. He does have a companion named Pepper (I take care of him, he’s a tabby cat and is up for adoption as well). Grumpy can be a bit chatty when he wants more food, he can also be a bit of a meanie with other cats except with Pepper. Grumpy would be a great addition to your family, if you’re only interested in one that’s fine, but adopting both would be great!

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