Tabby kittens & cats in Purcellville, Virginia

My wife got Baby the Cat (named by our daughter, who was just learning to talk at the time) in 2009. Unfortunately, my wife and I are now headed for divorce, and she can’t have pets in her apartment. He has also developed a behavioral issue that I just can’t solve, and sprays inside the house. Where I live I can’t let him outside. What I’m looking for is someone who could give him a good spot to live out his last couple of years (he’s still in great shape at 15) as an outdoor cat. He’s very sweet, and would be the perfect back porch lap cat; I just don’t want to have to take him to be put down, my kids have had a hard enough time with their parents’ separation; absolutely free, plus all the cat food i have, and I’ll bring him to you within any reasonable distance

My wife manages a veterinary practice, and Soda Pop was surrendered to her clinic at the age of 5. My wife intended to keep her as a foster until we found a home for her, but we and our children fell in love with her. That was 2 years ago, and now we’re downsizing our home as our oldest children leave for college. We don’t want to, but we need to rehome her. She gets along amazingly with her people, and even tolerates our dog most of the time. When the dog encroaches on her territory too much, she will go to the bathroom in the house to mark that territory. But if the dog is kept away from her food, bed, and litter box, she keeps it inside the litter box.

Milo is a lovable, handsome, young guy who has been through a lot of changes in his short life. He was born in November of 2020. Now he is looking for someone who will love him and give him the forever home he needs to show just how much love he has to share. When Milo was only 2 years old, his brother and best cat friend passed away. After that, he tried his best to make the family dog his replacement friend but it just wasn't the same. Not long after that, a human family member became ill and Milo was taken to a shelter. All the noises at the shelter scared Milo but fortunately, he was only there for a day or two before he lucked out with a very kind, patient foster mom taking him home. When Milo arrived in his foster home, he was scared and has had to learn to trust again. Fortunately, his foster mom knew Milo had lots of love to give so with her patience and expert guidance from a cat behaviorist, Milo discovered the view from the top of the dresser was much better than the "obstructed view" beneath the dresser and pets from a human are really nice. Milo enjoys his foster mom's dog - when it isn't too crazy - so would probably be happiest in a home where he has a calm cat and/or dog buddy. He also needs a quiet home because loud, unexpected noises send him back to the "obstructed view." Older children in the home would be fine too if they are willing to let Milo come to them on his own terms. Milo also loves to talk so he will gladly tell you all about his day. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

Meet Waimea, a brown and white tabby born in April of 2024. He is a very sweet and playful boy. He is the pushover in this litter. If he is playing with a toy his siblings will come and take it from him. He doesn't seem to mind and will just find a different toy. He's a great snuggler and makes cute chirping sounds when he's happy. He gets along well with the other adult cats and dog in the house. He needs to be adopted into a home with another playful kitten: his siblings Hilo or Kona would be a perfect choice. To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat either virtually or in person in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.

Adopted by my wife and I seven years ago as a rescue from Hurricane Harvey, our wonderful orange tabby was appropriately named “Houston.” He is seven years old and still a great balance of fun while enjoying lots of good naps and downtime. He is medium hair so that makes him the perfect balance of very fluffy (you got to see his tail) soft but not too much in the shedding department. Unfortunately, we have a new baby who has been having allergy issues and after almost a year of trying to make it work, we need to find him a new loving home. Houston is such a gem and has such a fun, loving personality. Even writing this knowing we have to give him up is really difficult as he has been the best cat we could have asked for all these years. We think he will be an amazing pet for a new owner that can give him all the love he deserves!

I got the cats from my uncle when they were both kittens. They are now 5. They need a new home because I moved in with my boyfriend that has a dog. They are both affectionate, loving cats. Lucky a little more than butters. Butters enjoys her own space. They need to stay together. They are very codependent. Lucky is a boy, and he is the black cat.