Tabby kittens & cats in Senatobia, Mississippi

This friendly and inquisitive little cat was obtained from an unwanted litter from a relative who was trying to find homes for these kittens. I took the kitten out of feeling sorry for her and raised her to an adult, and now I am unable to keep her since my living arrangement does not permit me to keep her. She has been recently spayed on 10/01/24, and received a feline leukemia vaccination. She will need a booster shot for feline leukemia. She is very loving and wants plenty of attention. She knows the word ”no” and she doesn’t want to get into trouble with her owner, so she listens, most of the time. She responds to her name, and will give a family great joy if they choose her. She likes to be outside, but does not know when it can be unsafe for her outside. I originally thought she was a male, hence the name, Tigger! I hope she finds a loving and gracious home.

We found this little guy, malnourished and scared, hanging around our carport. It took a few days, but he has warmed up to be the sweetest cuddlebug! He's playful, but overall still fairly relaxed for a kitten. When we gave him a bath he didn't complain or fight at all, and he didn't make a single noise when he got his first shot. The vet estimates he's about 2 months old, and though he had intestinal worms he has already been treated (may need some follow ups, but this is common for outdoor kittens). You could not find a better cat, the only reason we're not able to keep him ourselves is we already have 2 old cats and a dog. We've been keeping Milton in the bathroom mostly, but for nighttime cuddles on the couch he does well when our dog is also on the couch, so we think he'll be okay with other pets. Also, he's a very gentle player - he'll have his claws extended, but hasn't scratched us even once in the two weeks we've had him.