Cats need good homes

I have a good number of cats that need a good home to live. We are moving and sadly we cannot keep them. We tried to reason with the new landlord but it's not going to work. As much as we want to keep them, its not an option. 

The females:

 *Dott*, a short haired black and white domestic cat, 6 months, very loving, good with other animals.

 
*Emily*, a short haired gray tabby like domestic cat, about 5 months, very friendly, good with other animals.

 *Kira*, a short haired multi-colored, mainly tabby like, domestic cat, about three months, she is weened and does eat cat food, very friendly, good with other animals.

 Males:

 *Moe*, a short haired black and white domestic cat, about 10 months, a little skittish but will come around, good with cats, not good with dogs.

 *Patch*, an orange and white short haired domestic cat, a little over two years old, hes very loving, good with other animals, when he was younger he had problems with his left eye, so he only has his right eye, this does not affect his everyday routines, but his eye needs to be cleaned daily.

 
*Marty*, a mainly black and white short haired domestic cat, about three months, he is weened and does eat cat food, good with other animals, a little skittish but will come around, very friendly and loving.

 *Marshall* a mainly white and gray short haired domestic cat, about three months, he is weened and he does eat cat food, he's very loving and friendly, good with other animals.


 *Lil Dude*, a short haired orange domestic cat, hes about a year and a half old, hes had a nerve problem ever since he was born, he is really sensitive just by his tail and his nerves jump, Lil   Dude cannot jump that good but the nerves affect his back legs, but he is very friendly and loving, and great with other animals.

Patch is the only cat out of this bunch that goes outside, everyone else stays inside or has never been outside before. We are really trying to get them all neutered so they have a better chance of adoption but we are having money issues so if you don't mind them not being fixed that's great.  We are also working on all their shots. Most of them are up to date. They all really need a good home. I can keep them for the next 4 1/2 months but after that I don't know what I'm going  to do with them. Please contact me by PM if your interested. I live in Sebring, Florida. This would be great if I can find them a good home. Thank -You.

You should talk to the cat rescue people in your home town about finding homes for them.

We had already checked with them....they are full and we would have to foster the cats longer than we can at the moment. Thank you for the suggestion though.

They are really beautiful and this must be very sad for you and more for them to have to be rehomed. I would think the kittens would be welcome at any local humane society?? The ones in my area usually take kittens. Yes, they do all need to be neutered as well. I would continue to make calls to all area rescues. Hopefully someone will be able to offer you assistance in placing them. If you don't get them all fixed more kittens will soon come. Maybe try calling a local TNR organization as they might be willing to help you with spays/neutering at a very low cost.