Tabby kittens & cats in Brunswick, Maryland

She showed up to our house in the middle of the night and kept coming back everyday. Then she started slowly come into our home and just decided to move in and never leave. We would love to keep her shes such a sweet kitty but my son is extremely allergic. She seems like she was someones house cat, she is litter trained and very affectionate and gentle. Ive had a difficult time finding someone to adopt her and the only option was an org to take her but they said they would humanely euthanize her within a few weeks if she’s not adopted. We really don’t want that for, I’m sure we can find someone. Please help us get her to a loving home soon!

Buffy is a sweet 4 month old kitty. Fully vetted, combo tested for feline leukemia, negative. She gets along with other cats, very playful. Plays with her littermates. She would make a great addition to any family. Please complete our application and we will contact you with more info on this sweet girl. strayheartsrescue@outlook.com https://forms.gle/suhbpui9RXiVmvoJ9

Abby came to us from the Humane Society about 10 years ago. She is an affectionate and friendly torby (half tortoiseshell/half tabby) who loves to hide in boxes and even in her carrier! She loves her tree, especially the top resting spot, where she often sleeps. She has a favorite chair also. She has plenty of energy for her age quite frankly, and likes to play. I think Abby needs more space, time and attention than I can currently give her so she might do best in a house, although a smaller space where she is a solo cat may also work well. Currently she has a brother cat and they groom each other. She is a good groomer and always looks neat and healthy. She is the healthiest cat for her age and veterinary records could be made available. I would also be able to turn over her things: her tree, her bed, favorite chair and Sherpa soft-sided carrier depending upon your needs and space availability.

Milo is a lovable, handsome, young guy who has been through a lot of changes in his short life. He was born in November of 2020. Now he is looking for someone who will love him and give him the forever home he needs to show just how much love he has to share. When Milo was only 2 years old, his brother and best cat friend passed away. After that, he tried his best to make the family dog his replacement friend but it just wasn't the same. Not long after that, a human family member became ill and Milo was taken to a shelter. All the noises at the shelter scared Milo but fortunately, he was only there for a day or two before he lucked out with a very kind, patient foster mom taking him home. When Milo arrived in his foster home, he was scared and has had to learn to trust again. Fortunately, his foster mom knew Milo had lots of love to give so with her patience and expert guidance from a cat behaviorist, Milo discovered the view from the top of the dresser was much better than the "obstructed view" beneath the dresser and pets from a human are really nice. Milo enjoys his foster mom's dog - when it isn't too crazy - so would probably be happiest in a home where he has a calm cat and/or dog buddy. He also needs a quiet home because loud, unexpected noises send him back to the "obstructed view." Older children in the home would be fine too if they are willing to let Milo come to them on his own terms. Milo also loves to talk so he will gladly tell you all about his day. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

Meet Hilo, a brown and white tabby born in April 2024! When he's not running around and wrestling with other cats in the house he's a great snuggler. He also has so much love to give he shows it by giving licks aka kisses! He would do best to be adopted with another playful kitten: his sibling Waimea would be a perfect choice. He gets along well with the other adult cats and dog in the house. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

Heather is a gray tabby born May 4, 2024. Heather’s sole goal in life is to be on your lap getting snuggles, pets, adoration, and maybe a nap. She is a bold explorer and adapts easily to new surrounds & noises, and people. Heather is the sweetest and gentlest kitten her foster mom has ever had the pleasure of raising. She would rather get love than run around kitten crazy, although she has her kitten moments. She never uses her claws expect on the scratching post, such a good girl. Heather has adapted to being around multiple other cats, of all ages, and a large dog. She doesn’t mind any of them but will stand her ground with the other animals if needed. She’s a sweetheart, but not a pushover. Heather would be fine as an only cat who gets lots of attention. She loves her couch time snuggles and following her person around. Heather would also be fine in a household with other pets of any variety. Have young kids, no worries, Heather has never used her claws on any person. She only uses them to “make biscuits” when being a couch potato. Heather would be a calm, loving addition to any household. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.