Tabby kittens & cats in Lexington, Virginia

We got Linny when she was a stray about two years ago we found her on the side of the road , lost and scared and have had her ever since. Linny is used to being the star of the show , definitely princess material. She would prefer to go to a home without any other animals , but if not she mostly does okay with other animals she is just very shy.

09/19/24 - It's better to text me for contact than call if you have any questions. This little fella here is very timid and scared, but after awhile she'll warm up to you! She's very independent but seems to love her daughter, Gremlin, quite a lot. She doesn't handle other animals well at all, but she's fine with people, so long as you don't try to smother her with love by picking her up. We found her outside and took her in until we could find her a home to discover she was a little pregnant thing. We're mainly looking for a nice family who needs a fairly easy to care for cat. People who will give her a nice little peaceful life. We would request that you'd adopt Gremlin with her as well, just so she has a small sense of familiarity with one of her children with her.

09/19/24 - Text is better for any questions - This little ball of love is a little over a year and a half old! She is incredibly independent and looking for something to play with, while she doesn't mind being petted or rubbed, she'll come to you when she's looking for love. So far she's only been able to play with her siblings, and boy does she play with them constantly. We need a good, fun, and loving family who will play with her and shower her in love. While she hasn't outright hissed or acted aggressive at some of the other cats we have, we can't say for certain how she'll react to dogs as she's never even seen one. She's grown to be both independent but always wanting to play with a toy or you. Despite being fairly independent, she is almost constantly around her mother, Tanooki, and I'm sure she learned some of her habits from her too. We'd like to request that you'd adopt Tanooki alongside with Gremlin as they seem to calm each other down if one is freaking out.

I found Amara almost 4 years ago at a gas station late at night. She looked to be a stray. I took her home with me that night to give her a bath, give her food, water, and rest. I took her to the Roanoke regional shelter and found out she didn't have a chip and no owner. I felt responible for her amd did my best to take care of her since then. With my current job I've had to move around and a lot of temporary housing does not accomodate pets. I want to make sure she goes to a loving home like she deserves. Amara is a 100% sweetheart. Very independent and loves people. She can also be very affectionate and playful. But most of the time she just lays around and wants to relax or sleep. She's been around other cats and can get along with them, but prefers not to be, it seems.

Indica is the most stereotypical cat, she’s the sweetest and craziest thing all in one, she pretty much likes to just chill and hang out, but when she wants attention she’s gonna make sure she gets it, she’s a little weirdo she loves the bathroom sink and grocery bags, but will ignore a ball if put in front of her, she’s all around the sweetest most affectionate and quirky cat I’ve had and I hope I can find her, her furrever home

Tiger Lily came to me at the age of approximately six months. She had been feral and was roaming the streets. I took her in and she has had her shots. Unfortunately, I work seven days a week, and am unable to give her the attention that she needs. She is approximately three years old and deserves a home where she is able to have more attention. She is very loving and gentle and would make a wonderful companion.