Tabby kittens & cats in Oldsmar, Florida

Frank the cat has personality plus! He will quickly assimilate to a new family as he is friendly with every person and dog. We found Frank as a kitten on a cold winter night in Philadelphia 8 years ago. He is now an 18-lb silly goose who goes with the flow, catches bugs in the house, and provides companionship and entertainment. He is exclusively indoors and very healthy. May be good with other cats depending on personality. We are rehoming Frank because our life has become more hectic with a newborn human baby. We really want Frank to find a loving home.

Meet lego! We rescue her from outside due to extreme heat conditions. We are currently in a hotel where we are not allow pets. I been reaching out to pet rescues and shelters and they are full. She is a loveable young cat. She has a big personality and loves attention. She is great with kids. Im looking for a good home for her. Where she gets the attention and love that she needs. She loves being indoors and to be loved. If i cant find her a home soon i would have to take her to the humane society. I would hate for her to be lock up

This cat was brought to the barn where I am boarding my horse. It belongs to the owner but she wanted to gift it to me because my horse which is boarding there alone, seems to get along with the cat. Bella, also fell in love with me as I come twice a day to take care of my horse. I cannot keep the kitty as my friend and the owner of the property wish me to. I have no budget for her and I am also afraid that she will be eaten by a gator that may live in my new property's drainage pond that is covered with cattails. Bella loves drinking water from various places and if she goes to that pond, I fear she will not return. My barn is fenced off from the pond but the two paddocks are surrounded by much dense brush and wild growth and she may get ambushed by a resident gator if she goes wandering. I don't have much luck with cats as I also own dobermans and they always seem to chase running cats down and kill them..Alas. So, I cannot take Bella in. I wish I could but I know better from past.

Received Griffin as a Christmas Gift almost 2 years ago. We had a baby this past year and unfortunately now we don't as much time to play with him and give him the attention he deserves. He Is shy at first but opens up fairly quickly. He loves to have Zoomy time running around the house. We would love him to go to a loving family.

Goldie's mom was a Silver Tabby Maine Coon, but a bit on the smaller side. That trait didn't reveal itself in Goldie, tho! She's a very large girl! Goldie is so gentle; when she wants attention, she ever-so-calmly paws her foster mom's nose. Goldie, her mom and siblings were rescued from the streets a few days after the kittens were born. Goldie can be a little shy, but she will come around if you approach her calmly and slowly so she knows she's safe. Once she trusts, she trusts with her whole heart. This girl is a total couch potato, especially if the couch is in the sun! She does like to sit NEXT to her foster mom, not ON her lap; She loves to curl up in the crook of mom's arm to go to sleep for the night. Goldie has the most unusual coat - there's a lot of gold fur mixed in with the various browns. Her coat is very plush and does require regular combing. Goldie doesn't like to be brushed or have her claws trimmed, but with the appropriate treats and sweet-talk, she can be persuaded. She's seen here with her kitty friend, Hart, and cat-loving doggie, TyTy. Sadly, Hart AND TyTy left for the Rainbow Bridge, and now Goldie doesn't have a a dog to chill with, and she's not partial to any of the cats, although she gets along just fine with them. Personality Traits: Friendly, Affectionate, Gentle, Curious, Independent, Quiet, Couch potato, Loves kisses, Playful, Dignified DOB: 4/18/18

Sammy is "special needs" as he needs a seasoned human, who is willing to patiently work with him to bring him out of his shell. He really doesn't know if he can trust humans, because he was abandoned out in the cold, cruel world, and he was being beaten up by other strays. We don't know anything else about his history. A good Samaritan saw what was happening to him, phoned us requesting we take him in, and we said, "Bring him!" Sammy was quite shy for the first few weeks at the Sanctuary. When he was ready, we opened his condo door so he could come out and join the others. However, he stayed in the open crate for days! Eventually, his curiosity got the better of him, and Sammy ventured out into the "kitten room," where he allowed us to approach and pet him. He's a very quiet, sweet boy. As for children, he'd be much more comfortable with a very gentle, older child. He seeks comfort with several of our other cats, especially Archie, who makes up in love-seeking what Sammy currently lacks. DOB: 3/1/22 Friendly, Gentle, Curious, Independent, Quiet DOB: 3/1/2022