Tabby kittens & cats in Gulfport, Mississippi

Need to find a home for young male neutered tabby kitten. Simba is playful kitten but also loves to cuddle. I wish I could keep him but my work schedule (60 hours a week) keeps me away from my home, leaving Simba feeling neglected and alone. He cries loudly everytime I leave for work that I now have a noise complaint against me and have to find him a new home. No cat should feel this way. Simba was part of a 3 kitten litter from a stray gray tabby parts farm. My parents noticed the mom and 3 kittens while cleaning out things in their barn on April 17th. A few days later a bad thunderstorm came through and the mom and kittens were gone. Until June 16th, Simba showed up on their back porch looking for food and shelter. The mother cat and the other 2 kittens were no where to be found. My parents have a dog that made it hard to keep Simba, so I decided to help and took him in but unfortunately I cannot keep him no longer. Simba has been neutered and is up to date on all his shots.

Meet Tooie, a charming young male with a heart full of affection! Tooie absolutely adores belly rubs and is always ready to snuggle up for some love. Despite having a rough couple of months, his sweet and gentle nature shines through. He is looking for a forever home where he can share his love and joy. Tooie would make a wonderful addition to any loving family. If you're looking for a loyal companion to brighten your days, Tooie is the perfect match for you. Contact his foster @ 228-218-6536

Puff was rescue from a very sick colony where cats were dying regularly. He was rescued with several of his siblings. It didn't take long to realize that Puff was different than the other cats brought in from the colony. Puff was suffering from pododermatitis, also known as "pillow foot," when we rescued him from the colony. His paw pads were severely swollen, and one had burst. He wasn't able to walk on his front foot and favored it often. Thankfully, after a few months, it seemed to come under control, and he has not had issues with it since. Unfortunately, it didn't take long to realize that Puff and his siblings, as well as the new kitten litters being born, all suffered from some kind of birth defect. They were severely inbred. Puff and all of his siblings are all missing their little front teeth, which causes his tongue to stick out constantly. It does NOT impair his eating however. Puff's main problem is that his immune system is weaker than the average cats. He's more likely to catch a cold, and it takes longer for him to get rid of it. Otherwise, he's a perfectly healthy and happy kitty. In the South, it's easy for cats like Puff to be overlooked, but he is AMAZING! He's best friends with all of our cats and dogs. He's patient and loving with kids, even toddlers. He's one of the most affectionate and loving cats that I've ever fostered. He deserves to have a happy forever home with someone who is willing to look past his minor flaws.