Tabby kittens & cats in Frankfort, Indiana

Meet Albert Fill out an application at www.mynewcat.org if interested in meeting him! Albert is an approximately 4 year old neutered boy who was surrendered when his owner died. On top of that, he got a severe eye infection that required surgery. He is now on the mend and ready for his forever home. He is very chill and loves to give kisses and cuddles in your lap but independent enough when he is alone. He gets along well with other cats and dogs. Albert just wants a loving home complete with cuddles and treats.

Foster Feature, Margaret! Margaret is an approximately 10 year old front declawed kitty. Her purrfect home would have no other pets and no kids under 12. She has had a recent dental and has only a few teeth. She takes an inexpensive daily medication for IBD. Her foster dad says "Margaret is a gentle and sweet senior cat. She is estimated to be 10 years old. She is very chatty and likes to be pet and receive chin scratches. Margaret likes keeping her human company and would prefer to be an only cat. She eats both wet and dry food. She need daily medication that can be mixed in with her wet food." Fill out an application at www.mynewcat.org if interested in meeting her!

Meet Franklin In foster care, fill out the application on our website www.mynewcat.org if interested in meeting him. Frankie is looking for a home with no other pets! Meet Franklin Donavon aka Frankie, Frank-a-lin-o, Frank the tank. He was born in 2022, UTD on vaccines and has been neutered. He has never been outside; he is an indoor only cat. Franklin is a sweetheart and super chill. He loves head scratches and pets but would rather not sleep with you or be on your lap. He is not really food or treat driven but does enjoy an occasional churu after you clip his nails or on top of his breakfast or dinner. Frankie enjoys bird watching, relaxing on the highest perch in the house, holding the window sill down when the sun is shining through, playing with little bouncy balls and naps… lots of naps. He has been raised in a child free home but has been around children 7+. He tends to stay to himself & isn't phased by much but is used to a calm, quiet environment. He has never been around dogs. He has been raised with multiple other cats but has decided he no longer likes sharing a litter box. For this reason, he would prefer to be the only cat & leader of his own throne.

Rex is 1 years old and a cuddly cat who purrs like no other. He is very relaxed and likes to just hang out most of the time. Every now and then he likes to venture outdoors and explore nature.

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 :)

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.