AVAILABLE ANIMALS
We’re excited you have taken the first step in finding the right companion!
Our adoptable cats range from very young to senior and change daily as new animal rescues come in and others have found a forever home. Prior to adoption, we ensure that every Tiny Tigers NJ animal is spayed or neutered, in their best health possible and ready for their new home. Meet our available furry friends.
Make sure to read the process of how to adopt and our policies and values. For additional questions, check out our FAQs.
Butternut, Mittens & Maddie’s Story
I’m Mittens, and my siblings Maddie and Butternut, who are both tabbies, and I are looking for a loving home after spending most of our lives in a garage. We’re playful and affectionate, always chasing toys and cuddling up for snuggles. We need to be adopted with at least one of our siblings because we can’t imagine life without each other, and we promise to bring joy and love to your home!
Chestnut & Pecan’s Story
Hello there, we’re Chestnut and Pecan, two bonded tabby brothers who love playing and cuddling together. Chestnut is the adventurous one, while Pecan enjoys following along, but we both adore cozy naps. We’re affectionate and ready to bring double the love and joy to a forever home.
Kiana & Kaia’s Story
Hi! We’re Kiana & Kaia, two black kitten sisters looking for our forever home together. We’re super close, love to play, and enjoy snuggling up for naps. With our combined energy and affection, we promise double the purrs and endless fun. Could you be the one to give us the loving home we need?
LuLu’s Story
Hi, I’m Lulu, a gentle 2-year-old cat seeking a loving forever home after being surrendered due to allergies. I’m a bit shy but warm up to be a quiet companion who enjoys sunbathing and cozy spots. I’ve never lived with other pets, but I’m neat, playful, and would love to be your calm and affectionate friend.
Nelly’s Story
I'm Nelly! I was a tiny little babe... only a few weeks old when I was found and came to Tiny Tigers. I have a HUGE personality! Currently my foster dog sister is my favorite playmate! I climb on my foster parents so they will hug me and give me lots of pets during the day! They LOVE having me and say that anyone who adopts me if the luckiest ever bc I am just purrfect!
Gracie & Bobbi’s Story
I’m Gracie, and I was found all alone at just one week old, but Persephone, Bobbi’s mom, took me in and raised me alongside her kittens. Now, Bobbi and I are a bonded pair looking for a home where we can share our love, playful personalities, and a little bit of sass with someone special!
Bomani & Ozzie’s Story
Hey, I'm Bomani, born in an outdoor cat shelter with my brothers. I'm playful, loving, and looking to be adopted with one of my siblings—Ozzie’s my favorite. We're a tight-knit crew excited to find our forever home!
Amina & Xena’s Story
Hi! We’re Amina and Xena, a bonded tuxedo pair found in the Newport parking garage. Xena is the social one, while I'm more reserved, but we've both learned to trust people after being rescued. Now, we're ready to bring our playful energy and deep bond to a forever home.
HOW TO PREPARE
Bringing a new family member home is exciting, but also a little bit scary...for everyone. Don’t worry, we’re here to help. Here are a few tips to get you started:
Remember that every animal is different. It may take a few days or even a few weeks (or more), for your new pet to adjust to his/her new surroundings, routine and rules. And that’s okay!
Create a space in your home that is just for them. This can be a crate, a room, or a section in a room. It’s important for them to be able to retreat to a safe and calm area that’s all his/her own.
Before bringing home your four-legged friend, write out your ideal routine - where will he/she sleep, eat, exercise? What are the house rules? What happens when you are not home? This will make the transition easier from the get go.
At first, things may feel a bit tough. But once you get your routine down and learn about each other, there’s nothing better than the bond you will have built.
