Tabby kittens & cats in Dunn, North Carolina

Mei Mei was unexpectedly rescued from under our barbecue in late June, 2024. I are not sure how old she is, guestimating under a year. She was scared to be alone and always wanted to hug or be on someone, and now is the sweetest snugglebug. She is playful, funny, energetic, ornery, and a chubby ball of love. I am looking for a loving, dedicated home to take her in and give her the best life she deserves.

We named her Honey. Se was a stray who showed up at our back deck when we left out a bag of trash. We fed her and she never left again. We noticed she was pregnant and brought her inside to deliver safely. She had 5 kittens. But now there are too many. We are only able to keep 2 kittens. Honey is very sweet, kind and loving. I really hope to find her a good home.

Giyo is very sweet and she would really like to be an inside cat. We found her outside when she was a kitten, she is 1 years old. She may be shy at first but once she gets used to you she is very cute and sweet. She has a cut near her tail that needs to be treated by a vet. She is up to date on her shots and she is neutered.

My daughter and I adopted him from petsmart when he was one years old in 2021, Oliver is now 4 years old. He is well behaved, cuddly, & gets along with most pets.

Very loving, sassy, and cute She enjoys to get scratched to include belly rubs. Minnie is 6 years old. She is very quiet and will communicate using head nudges.

Woody is a very cute brown tabby that I adopted with his littermate brother about 9 years ago. He is strictly an indoor cat. Will not even try to run out if a door is opened. I adopted him and his littermate from a veterinary clinic in Morrisville in October 2015. He was about 6 months old. He has all his shots and an AVID Pre Registered Microchip. So they don’t need and never wear a collar. (Of course he is never outdoors.) He is a sweet, loving cat. He will jump up on a stool next to me when I’m having coffee and jump into my lap if I let him. When I’m on the couch watching TV he’ll get in my lap. Sadly, he’s up for adoption because he and his littermate fight too often. When I have them in different rooms behavior is completely different. This has led Woody “spraying” when they are together. That is how he marks his territory. He’s trying to keep his littermate away from him. Please note that Woody never sprays when he is alone. He’s a loving brown tabby.