Tabby kittens & cats in Trinity, North Carolina

Sasha is a year old. She is a small female tabby, with short orange hair. She is playful but a scary cat. Noises make her jump. She does get along with my pit bull, and other tabby cat. She does not get along with my small children. She likes hugs but not for a long period of time.

Kaia, born approximately 3/20/2024, is a tiny, tabby, sweetheart with a purrfect personality. From her big, bright, round eyes to her adorable brown nose and her tabby stripes and spots-this little darling is almost too cute for words! She is spunky, fearless, energetic, curious, sweet, and outgoing-everything you would expect a kitten to be. She would love to be adopted into a home with another kitty playmate. Adopting from Sheets Pet Clinic cat adoptions is simple! Request an application, answer a few follow-up questions, then when your application is approved, we set up a meet-greet. The application helps us guide you to your best match. If we don’t have your best match, we can refer you to other great rescue groups. Write petadoptions@sheetspetclinic.com for application. Or you can find a printable application on our website under the Adoptions tab.www.sheetspetclinic.com Our adoption fee is $100 for each cat 6 months and older, $150 if you adopt two 6+ month-old cats at the same time. $125 for each kitten, $200 for two kittens adopted at the same time. That fee includes spay or neuter, microchipping (we register the chip for you), testing for FeLV (Feline Leukemia) and/or FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus), current, age-appropriate vaccinations, FeLV vaccinations for kittens, flea treatment and deworming. All adoptees receive an “exit exam” from one of our veterinarians before going home. BONUS! Adopt a Sheets Pet Clinic cat or kitten and receive half-price vaccines for the life of your pet! More details on adoption. FREE one-month Trupanion Pet insurance on adoption. NO RISK! Adoption fee is refundable for two weeks to make sure you've found a match for your household. Even after two-week period, we'll take the adopted cat back for any reason Come to our adoption fairs, held every second and fourth Saturday at Sheets Pet Clinic (809 Chimney Rock Court, Greensboro, NC, 27409) from 1-3pm. At the clinic on those days, you can visit sometimes 40 kittens/cats at one time, interact with them in a quiet environment, spend as much time as you like with them in exam rooms. Foster parents or staff are always on hand to help you make the best match for your household.

It is with extremely mixed feelings that I post these kittens. When I had their feral mother spayed I did not know they existed. It is due to a miracle that they are still here because they survived 3 days without their mother. This brother and sister are delightful creatures. I started letting them in the house a week ago when it became really cold. Their manners are impeccable. I didn't even have to show them where the litter boxes are. They do not bother my older cats. They curl up on my lap. They need to be indoor only. I would love to keep them. The problem is that my daughter died inJune and her house will be sold, and she has eight cats that I also need to find homes for. That will be a tough sell.They are older andnot as compliant and sweet. In addition, I am at an age where they will probably outlive me, which could be tragic for them. There are so many reasons why a kitten needs a kitten, especially one they are already bonded with. A lifetime of joy. 🙏

Esme is a 2 and a half year old relaxed cat who enjoys cuddling with her sister, grooming each other and sunbathing. She catches the zoomies from time to time, but mostly loves laying in her cat tree. She loves being pet and being around people but is not the clingy cat that will spoon you at night. Her younger sister Lenora and her are very close and need to be adopted together. They spend a lot of time together and find each other as a source of comfort. She is skittish when meeting new people or animals but warms up quickly, even becoming friends with a German Shepherd.

I took Bacon in after a friend had rescued him. I wasn't planning on getting a cat but her living arrangements changed in a way that made it impossible to keep a pet. I've had him 3 months and he's a great cat and super adorable. He's never used the bathroom anywhere but the litterbox and will use a scratch post if provided one. He's very good with other cats and could always use a friend. I'm not sure how he is with dogs as he's never lived with one. He likes all people and children as well. He's not a finicky eater and is fed on a schedule to make sure he's not over eating. I'm due to move for work in approximately 3 months and wish I could take him with me but it's not feasible and I don't have anyone to look after him for an undetermined amount of time so I think he's young enough to be incorporated into a new loving home with ease.

He had PU surgery last year and requires a prescription diet to prevent kidney/bladder stones from forming. He's 6 years old (estimated birthday is April 2018). Good with all animals and humans and loves the outdoors just as much as the inside.