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.
Turbo’s Story
Hello there, I’m Turbo—the cutest cross-eyed guy you’ll ever meet! I’m a sweet, friendly lovebug who will follow you around, cuddle at night, and get along with other cats. At 3-5 years old, I’m a litter box pro, treat enthusiast, and feather toy hunter, ready to be your loyal companion!
Apollo’s Story
I'm a playful, young kitty who happens to be blind, but that doesn't slow me down one bit! I love other cats, enjoy toys, and easily navigate my food and litter. I'm ready to charm my way into a forever home with my skills and sweet personality!
Mingus’s Story
After being abandoned on the streets, I now long for a warm home and a loving family to call my own. Will you be the one to give me a second chance and adopt me into your heart?
Julian & Mulan’s Story
We're Julian & Mulan, siblings that were abandoned when our owners moved. We’re looking for our forever home together, and we hope it's really forever this time!
Kittens are coming!
Let’s get ready to SNUGGLE!!! That’s right…we have more kittens coming! Kitten season isn’t over yet and we have the snuggliest kittens around looking for fosters and furever homes.
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.
