Eliza (FCID 6/23/26-3 Middletown Kitten Palooza - Tabby and Calico Cat for Adoption in Greenville, Delaware

Eliza (female).
10-weeks old as of 06/23/2026.
FCID: 6/23/2026-3.

Meet Eliza, a little diva who knows she’s adorable and isn’t afraid to use her charm! She loves being the center of attention and happily accepts all the pets, cuddles, and compliments you can give. When she’s not soaking up affection, she’s busy chasing string toys like a tiny superstar on a mission. Add a few tasty treats, and Eliza will be convinced she’s living the glamorous life she deserves!
Favorites:

Being adored and pampered.
Chasing string toys.
Tasty treats.
Spending time with her people.

Eliza and her sibs were rescued by a volunteer who saw a box taped on the side of RT 1 heading to the beach on a hot day in May.

Please submit our no-obligation Adoption Application for a meet and greet or to adopt: https://forgottencats.org/adoption-application/. Thank you! (Foster: Laura C.)

The Calico cat is known for its unique tri color coat pattern of white, orange, and black. These cats are almost always female due to their genetics, with their striking coats often displaying a patchwork appearance. Calicos are not a specific breed but rather a color pattern found in various breeds, including American Shorthair and Persian. They are typically lively, affectionate, and confident felines, making them popular and charming companions in many households.

The tabby cat, known for its distinctive coat pattern featuring swirls, stripes, or spots, is a beloved and versatile breed found in various colors and patterns. Tabby cats are not a specific breed but rather a coat pattern seen in domestic cats of different breeds. They are known for their friendly and sociable nature, making them popular as family pets. Tabby cats are cherished for their playful and affectionate personalities, making them wonderful companions for households of all kinds.

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