Tabby kittens & cats in Franklin, Louisiana

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Seamus (pronounced "shay-mus"), used to be a stray. Once we started feeding her, she never missed a meal. When it came time to move, Seamus also moved along with us to the new house and became an inside cat. According to the vet, she's about 8 years old. Seamus is very sweet. She will take any opportunity to find a way to be near you. We always joke that she has to "be on top of" the person she has taken a liking to. She likes scratches and loves a good, warm blanket to snuggle and nap on. Seamus also likes to sunbathe (indoors) and enjoys looking out the window. Seamus would do best in a single-pet home with owners who will have time to give her the attention she needs each day. She doesn't require much, but appreciates "quality time" (e.g., sitting/laying on the couch together, receiving pets, etc.). She would thrive in a "quieter" household, as lots of noise tends to send her hiding.

Silas was taken in as an outside cat originally as a kitten. He is very playful and great with other animals and children. However, ever since we introduced a toddler and a newborn into the home, he has been urinating on all of our toddlers things. We have brought him to the vet and have ruled our infection or other health issues. It was determined that it is a behavioral issue due to stress from our children. He has not responded to a stress diffuser. He loves to go outside & would make a great barn or shop cat. Preferably a child free home.

Luna is a sweet girl who is happy indoors or outdoors. She had her original vaccination and is healthy. We received her from someone moving into a rental that does not allow pets. We want her to be in a permanent loving home of her own.

Calypso is just one year old. She loves to spend time with people and is very quiet when in the presence of someone she trusts. She enjoys just sitting with you and is comfortable when you're around. She gets active sometimes if she has been alone all day but enjoys every minute someone is able to play with her.

Dorito showed up at my house over a month ago as a stray. I had him picked up by a local TNR association and they determined he had already been neutered and was chipped. The chip did not result in finding his former person. They checked the local shelter as well and he had not been reported missing. He is a sweet boy. A little timid but warms up quickly. I am not sure how old he is, but appears to be a young adult. He does not stray far from my house. He gets along well with another stray, my outside cat and seems fine around my dogs. I would love for him to find a safe, forever home.