Tabby kittens & cats in College Station, Texas

A pair from the same colony, White Feet was too friendly to release – she kept trying to get into people’s cars. Brewer was not released due to bad weather and construction at the site. Brewer is timid and needs support, which White Feet provides. She loves on him, washes, and cuddles him. Both like to be petted & scratched but need work on being picked up. They will be great companions for someone patient with them. Brewer tested negative for FeLV and FIV, is neutered, microchipped for identification, and vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP. Brewer & White Feet are a bonded pair seeking a home together. Email BCSSpayDay@gmail.com for an adoption application and to discuss if they are a good fit for your home. Once approved, we can meet you to complete the adoption. You can also meet them at our adoption events from 2:30-5 pm most Saturdays at the College Station Petsmart on University (back by the cat litter).

A pair from the same colony, White Feet was too friendly to release – she kept trying to get into people’s cars. Brewer was not released due to bad weather and construction at the site. Brewer is timid and needs support, which White Feet provides. She loves on him, washes, and cuddles him. Both like to be petted & scratched but need work on being picked up. They will be great companions for someone patient with them. White Feet tested negative for FeLV and FIV, is spayed, microchipped for identification, and vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP. Brewer & White Feet are a bonded pair seeking a home together. Email BCSSpayDay@gmail.com for an adoption application and to discuss if they are a good fit for your home. Once approved, we can meet you to complete the adoption. You can also meet them at our adoption events from 2:30-5 pm most Saturdays at the College Station Petsmart on University (back by the cat litter).

These cats were rescued from a store when they fell through the ceiling as kittens. There are 2 brothers. Have litter boxes and cat toys.

These cats were rescued from a store when they fell through the ceiling as kittens. There are 2 brothers.

We moved 4 years ago and since she pee's every where clothes, corners and anywhere that ever else she can. We have tried everything and nothing is working so we much find her a new home.

Fluffy was dumped as a small kitten and rescued by his current foster. Fluffy (affectionately known as Fluffy Butt) is a medium to long hair male tabby that loves to be picked up and brushed and will accept all the petting and love you can give him. The current foster is facing serious medical issues and can no longer care for these boys. Can you give this sweet kitty the home he deserves?

Ting-Ting was dumped with his siblings as a young kitten and rescued by his current foster. Ting-Ting aka Thing Two is a light orange/blonde male tabby with a very sweet personality who just wants to be held, loved on and adored. The current foster is facing serious medical issues and can no longer care for these boys. Can you give this sweet kitty the home he deserves?

Chaos was dumped with his siblings as a young kitten and rescued by his current foster. Chaos aka Thing One is an orange male tabby with a sweet personality who just wants to be held and loved on. He's not shy and is the first one in line for the petting. He loves nothing more being with his people as a permanent lap cat! The current foster is facing serious medical issues and can no longer care for these boys. Can you give this sweet kitty the home he deserves?

I received Willow from a friend who got her from a shelter. She was spayed and microchipped through the shelter. She up to date on all shots including her rabies vaccination and dewormer. Willow is ten years old and is the sweetest cat you'd ever meet. She loves to cuddle, play, and eat chicken. I am looking for someone who will love her as much as I do. She is an indoor cat and litterbox trained. She does get carsick sometimes so I would avoid taking her on long trips, but other than that she is a healthy, happy cat. I am looking for someone who is going to have the time to cuddle and play with her. Her previous owner had dogs, and she did well with them. I do not know how she would react to other cats. As for kids she loves everyone, so I do not see that being a problem as long as they are gentle.

I am a spunky, black & white kitty who knows what I want & insists on gettig it. If you want a cute kitty with plenty of purrsonality (in a small package), I might be the kitty for you. I am playful but also enjoy a snuggle once my belly is full. I sleep on my foster person on the recliner during the day & in bed at night. I object if disturbed before I am ready to get up. I would not be good around kids as I tend to nip to express objections. The vet determined that Winona's mom was quite pregnant when she was trapped to be spayed, so her mom Winnie came to a foster home to have her babies safe indoors before she got fixed. Winona and her sister Windy and brothers William and Wiley all got fixed too and now the girls still need homes. They also were microchipped for identification and vaccinated against rabies and FVRCP. Their mom Winnie tested negative for FeLV and FIV. Email BCSSpayDay@gmail.com if you are interested in adopting her to discuss if she is a good fit. She is also available to foster in the Bryan, College Station Texas area. Fostering is where you keep the cat or kitten until it finds a home, and bring her to adoption events at Petsmart 2-5pm most Saturdays. Winona picked up on some of her feral mom's fear of new situations and may need some time to adjust to a new home.

Although full grown, Peanut is still full of kitten spunk. She would do best in a home with another playful kitten or young cat. She accepts pets and snuggles in bed in the morning but sometimes wants to wrestle when overstimulated so she would not be a good fit for a home with young children. She may be scared at first so an adopter with experience with scared cats would be ideal. She loves to play with toys that dangle from sticks and will keep you amused with her antics. Peanut tested negative for FeLV and FIV, is spayed. microchipped for identification, and vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP. She was ear-tipped when spayed (she came from a feral cat colony and we wanted the option to return her if she did not tame down). Email BCSSpayDay@gmail.com for an adoption application and to discuss if she might be the right kitten for you, and you the right adopter for her. Once approved, we can meet at the College Station Petsmart on University to finalize the adoption.