Kopa

Meet these adorable and creatively named kittens born on April 25, 2026 to a lovely momma cat dubbed "Sarabi". We'd expect them to easily adjust to life around well behaved children, dogs or other cats, just as they did after arriving at our SPCA Petco Cat Habitat.<br/><br/>FEMALE "KOVU" is a brown Tabby with gold highlights in her coat. She's the brave one, a bit mischievious and loves exploring.<br/><br/>FEMALE "NUKA" is a gray Tabby with a touch of gold. Her idea of a good time is relaxing while being petted and watching what the other cats are up to.<br/><br/>MALE "KOPA" is a medium-haired orange Tabby (possibly with some Maine Coon?) who never has a bad hair day! He's vocal like his mom and enjoys eating and cuddling.<br/><br/>MALE "AHADI" is a short-haired orange Tabby with a darker coat than brother Mheetu. His idea of the good life is lap cat status after playing with his friends.<br/><br/>MALE "MHEETU" is also a short-haired orange Tabby, but with a lighter colored coat than Ahadi. He's the most rambunctious of the brothers and loves to play and climb.<br/><br/>Their adoption fee of $100 each includes completed spay/neuter surgery, up to date vaccinations, worming, flea control and heartworm prevention. Plus they've tested negative for serious feline diseases FIV and FeLuk. <br/><br/>If you're interested in providing a safe and caring "forever home" for one or more of these kittens, please GO TO WWW.SPCAOFMC.COM and click on the green arrow icon near the top of the page to fill out an online adoption application (no cost or obligation). They're currently living at our Conroe Petco Cat Habitat, so stop by for a visit at your convenience (the store is located just off I-45 at Loop 336 NORTH, next to Academy). Thanks for considering one of our rescue pets!

Meet these adorable and creatively named kittens born on April 25, 2026 to a lovely momma cat dubbed "Sarabi". We'd expect them to easily adjust to life around well behaved children, dogs or other cats, just as they did after arriving at our SPCA Petco Cat Habitat.

FEMALE "KOVU" is a brown Tabby with gold highlights in her coat. She's the brave one, a bit mischievious and loves exploring.

FEMALE "NUKA" is a gray Tabby with a touch of gold. Her idea of a good time is relaxing while being petted and watching what the other cats are up to.

MALE "KOPA" is a medium-haired orange Tabby (possibly with some Maine Coon?) who never has a bad hair day! He's vocal like his mom and enjoys eating and cuddling.

MALE "AHADI" is a short-haired orange Tabby with a darker coat than brother Mheetu. His idea of the good life is lap cat status after playing with his friends.

MALE "MHEETU" is also a short-haired orange Tabby, but with a lighter colored coat than Ahadi. He's the most rambunctious o

Meet these adorable and creatively named kittens born on April 25, 2026 to a lovely momma cat dubbed "Sarabi". We'd expect them to easily adjust to life around well behaved children, dogs or other cats, just as they did after arriving at our SPCA Petco Cat Habitat.

FEMALE "KOVU" is a brown Tabby with gold highlights in her coat. She's the brave one, a bit mischievious and loves exploring.

FEMALE "NUKA" is a gray Tabby with a touch of gold. Her idea of a good time is relaxing while being petted and watching what the other cats are up to.

MALE "KOPA" is a medium-haired orange Tabby (possibly with some Maine Coon?) who never has a bad hair day! He's vocal like his mom and enjoys eating and cuddling.

MALE "AHADI" is a short-haired orange Tabby with a darker coat than brother Mheetu. His idea of the good life is lap cat status after playing with his friends.

MALE "MHEETU" is also a short-haired orange Tabby, but with a lighter colored coat than Ahadi. He's the most rambunctious of the brothers and loves to play and climb.

Their adoption fee of $100 each includes completed spay/neuter surgery, up to date vaccinations, worming, flea control and heartworm prevention. Plus they've tested negative for serious feline diseases FIV and FeLuk.

If you're interested in providing a safe and caring "forever home" for one or more of these kittens, please GO TO WWW.S