Tabby kittens & cats in South Haven, Michigan

Meet Shadow, a beautiful 10-year-old girl with a heart full of loyalty. Shadow devotedly stayed by her owner’s side during recovery from a hip replacement—truly a constant companion. Sadly, due to ongoing health challenges, her owner could no longer care for her, and Shadow came into our rescue. Shadow is a typical cat who enjoys affection on her own terms, and she’ll do best with someone who respects her boundaries. She has lived with other cats and small dogs, making her a great fit for a calm, loving home. If you’re looking for a sweet, independent companion, Shadow may be your perfect match. She has excellent litter box habits, is fixed, vaccinated, microchipped, and had full bloodwork. She is a healthy cat with no medical concerns. If you are interested in Shadow, please email tysonsplacerescue@gmail.com or fill out an adoption application available here: https://tysonsplacerescue.org/cat-and-dog-adoptions/#adopt (scroll down to the bottom for the application).

🐾 Meet Taz! 🐾 Taz is a spunky, affectionate 6-year-old guy who came to us when his owner could no longer care for him due to her own health issues. He’s a friendly, outgoing cat who truly enjoys people and would make a wonderful companion. Taz loves his wet food, enjoys playing with toys, and can often be found basking in a sunny spot after climbing to the very top of his cat tree—one of his favorite pastimes! He has excellent litter box manners and an easygoing personality that makes him a great choice for a first-time cat owner. Taz is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, and has had full bloodwork. He’s a healthy boy with no known medical issues and is ready to find his forever home. If you’re interested in adopting Taz, please email tysonsplacerescue@gmail.com or complete an adoption application here: 👉 https://tysonsplacerescue.org/cat-and-dog-adoptions/#adopt (Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application.) Taz is ready to bring love, sunshine naps, and plenty of personality into his new home! 🐱💛

Loki is a 4yr old mixed tabby rescued from a stray litter. Neutered and fully vaccinated, he is healthy and up to date on all routine care. His Personality is shy at first, but transforms in a snuggle buddy once he gets to know you. Playful, loves chasing toys and exploring. Would be happy with another cat to keep him company. He eats Wellness Cat food, wet and dry. Looking to rehome him, I am retiring soon and plan to travel, he deserves a home where someone is home more often or another cat to keep him company. He does have separation anxiety. If you are ready to welcome a playful, loving, great snuggler into your home, He would love to meet you! Please reach out to arrange a visit!

My master is afraid. My master knows I do not like cars and I can't live there. My master adopted me just before the county animal services officer was going to put me in a transport container. Am I going back there again? Am I going to be euthanized? I want to be happy looking out through the tall sliding glass door of my master's apartment at birds and squirrels and trees again. I want to keep hearing someone tell me positive things like "you are big and furry," and "you are big cat" like my master. But what will happen if I am put in a shelter? I've been a good cat for 13 years. I need a good home. Am I not pretty?

Mochi was my first cat—adopted during the COVID shutdown when she was just 8 weeks old. For the past 5 years, she’s been my little shadow, always curious, smart, and full of personality. She’s incredibly affectionate with people and loves to play, especially fetch with balled-up tinfoil. She’s also a bit of a trickster—she’s figured out how to open cupboards, unscrew feeder lids, and will find bread no matter where you hide it. Recently, I moved in with my girlfriend who has multiple cats, and unfortunately, Mochi hasn’t been able to get along with them despite weeks of slow introductions. With a baby on the way, we’ve realized that rehoming her is the kindest and safest option for everyone involved—including Mochi. She’s a wonderful, loving cat who just needs to be the only pet in a quiet home where she can thrive as the center of someone’s world. Letting her go is incredibly hard, but I know she’ll bring so much joy to the right person.

Mochi was my first cat—adopted during the COVID shutdown when she was just 8 weeks old. For the past 5 years, she’s been my little shadow, always curious, smart, and full of personality. She’s incredibly affectionate with people and loves to play, especially fetch with balled-up tinfoil. She’s also a bit of a trickster—she’s figured out how to open cupboards, unscrew feeder lids, and will find bread no matter where you hide it. Recently, I moved in with my girlfriend who has multiple cats, and unfortunately, Mochi hasn’t been able to get along with them despite weeks of slow introductions. With a baby on the way, we’ve realized that rehoming her is the kindest and safest option for everyone involved—including Mochi. She’s a wonderful, loving cat who just needs to be the only pet in a quiet home where she can thrive as the center of someone’s world. Letting her go is incredibly hard, but I know she’ll bring so much joy to the right person.

Meet Giles! Giles is all-around a good boy. This smooth operator knows how to keep it cool, calm, and collected. Whether he's lounging in a sunbeam or giving you the most relaxed purrs, Giles is the cat who’s always in the moment, and the moment is peaceful. Don’t let his chill demeanor fool you. He’s got a heart full of love, and he's ready to share it with the right family. Giles is the cat that’ll fit seamlessly into your life, offering gentle companionship and easygoing vibes all around. If you’re looking for a cat who’s as cool as a cucumber and as sweet as pie, Giles is your guy. Giles is diabetic and is currently on a daily medication that he will have to continue the rest of his life. If you are interested in adopting Giles you can submit an application at al-van.org/adopt.

Meet Oreo! Oreo is a beautiful 3-year-old sweetheart with a soft spirit and a curious nature. She can be a little shy when meeting new people, but it doesn’t take her long to warm up especially if you give her a cozy spot to call her own. Oreo loves spending her days perched up high, gazing out the window and watching the world go by from her favorite cat tree. She is calicivirus positive, so she’ll do best as the only cat in the home or with other calici-positive friends. Once she feels safe, Oreo’s gentle personality truly shines. She’s the perfect mix of calm, cuddly, and curious. Submit an adoption application at al-van.org/adopt.

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