momo

Name: Momo
Brand: Island Cat Resources and Adoption

Tabby

Alameda, CAAvailable for adoption0 views

Momo is an adorable, affectionate, brown tabby kitten. This boy LOVES to be petted and loves to cuddle. He is very talkative with his cute little raspy voice and is extremely food motivated. Momo is very proud of his gorgeous spotted belly! He shows it off all the time and loves to have it rubbed and even kissed.

You would never suspect that this little guy had such a rough start. Momo was found in a parking lot with a severely fractured front leg. He has had a remarkable recovery and is now a normal playful kitten. But he may have a little limp and needs to be monitored as he becomes fully grown.

Momo loves to play with other cats and needs another young kitty to play and cuddle with. He is fostered with Cupcake. They would be a nice pair. He would be OK with cat savvy kids over the age of 8 and would likely accept a calm dog with a careful introduction.

We estimate he was born June 14, 2026. Kitty Bio #581LRo-Mo. ▶️ Scroll down for clip

Personality & Traits

Similar Pets You Might Like

These pets share similar characteristics and might be a great match for you.

gandalf

4 m

oak

3 m

darby

3 m

jax

4 m

meow

4 m

water lily sock hop

4 m

seven

4 m

jellyfish

4 m

lotus mashed potato

4 m

harriet

4 m

← Swipe to see more →

More from Island Cat Resources and Adoption

Check out other wonderful pets available from the same organization.

sadie

Organization Information

Island Cat Resources and Adoption

rescue

Alameda, CA

(510) 869-2584

adoption@icraeastbay.org

Visit Website

Island Cat Resources & Adoption (ICRA) is an all volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit humane organization in the Alameda-Oakland area dedicated to reducing the suffering of the mistreated, abandoned, and feral (wild) cat populations and to educating and empowering the local community to aid in their plight.

Since its establishment in 1994, ICRA has found homes for over 2,500 cats through our adoption program, spayed or neutered over 11,300, and assisted in getting many hundreds more off the streets and into "no kill" community shelters.

ICRA is a small group with limited resources. We owe our accomplishments solely to the hard work and compassion of a dedicated corps of volunteers and supporters who share a passionate concern for the health and welfare of the overwhelmingly large population of abused and unwanted cats in our community.