Cats for Adoption in Memphis, TN: 10 Cats Looking for a Home

Glover and his brother, Cendric, were just tiny kittens when someone spotted them in a very dangerous place—along busy College Hill Road. They were darting between the nearby woods and the roadway, and one of the kittens was actually in the road when their rescuer drove by. Both were crying from hunger but were frightened enough that they wouldn’t allow anyone to get close.

Cendric’s life could have ended very differently. He and his brother, Glover, were spotted along busy College Hill Road, darting back and forth between the nearby woods and the roadway. The tiny orange tabbies were crying because they were hungry, but they were too frightened to let anyone get close.

Alicia thought she already had her forever home. She was a beloved companion to an elderly woman and enjoyed the peaceful, predictable life they shared together. Sadly, when her owner had to move into assisted living, Alicia suddenly found herself needing a new family through no fault of her own.

Having spent her life in a quiet household, Alicia would be happiest in a calm home where she can settle into a comfortable routine again. She is looking for someone who appreciates a more peaceful feline companion and can give her the stability she was accustomed to.

Cheese had a difficult start in life when he was found orphaned at only 3–4 weeks old, far too young to be without a mama. Thankfully, he was rescued and given the care and love he needed to grow into the happy, affectionate kitten he is today.

Cheese loves people and enjoys being involved in family life. He is comfortable around small children and dogs, making him a wonderful choice for a household looking for a social kitten who can become part of the everyday action. Like any youngster, Cheese has plenty of playful energy and curiosity, but he also appreciates affection and attention from his humans.

Minnie was found as a young kitten, abandoned by her litter-mates at just 3 months old. She instantly adapted to life indoors and has become a wonderful house cat. She is very clean and has had zero accidents, her litter box habits are perfect. She plays well with people and other cats, and loves to cuddle with her feline friends. She follows my older cat everywhere.
Minnie would do best in a home with other friendly cats but she has not ever been around dogs but we think she might adjust well in a home with a dog if the proper introductions are done and patience is exercised as they get to know one another.

Greg and his siblings are very social, have been around people with interaction since birth, so very friendly. They are lively kittens, love to play and jump on the trees and shelves in the cat room. They are very entertaining, plus loveable too!

Mike is just a happy go lucky cat; he can be a little shy if he doesn't know you, but essentially just a sweet cat. Call for appointment to meet this handsome boy. 662-564-2900.

Cutie Gaby is a young Calico, who, of course, is a lively, playful young kitten who loves chasing her sister around the cat room. She will entertain you but still likes human companionship and a little cuddle every now and then.

Come and see her soon by calling 662-564-2900 or f ill out application at Marshallcountyhumanesociety.org and go to Adoption Info Tab and click on 'Application.' Since we are all volunteer we will need to schedule appointment for you to meet the animal.

All our animals have been spayed or neutered and up to date on all preventives and shots and we are microchipped. Cat adoption fee is $105.00.

Attalia’s story started in one of the last places a tiny kitten should ever be—a dangerously hot attic. She was trapped inside during the summer heat and needed help getting out. Thankfully, Attalia was rescued and brought to safety, giving this little girl the chance to grow up and discover just how good life can be.

Michelle is a beautiful orange-and-white girl whose sweet personality is worth taking the time to discover. She was found at a local grocery store, unsure of where she belonged, and was brought to safety to begin her search for a real forever home.

Michelle can be shy when she first meets someone and may need a little extra time to become comfortable in a new environment. She isn’t the type of cat who will necessarily climb into your lap five minutes after arriving—and that’s okay. Give her patience, kindness, and the freedom to approach when she feels ready, and you’ll begin to see a completely different side of her.