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Balinese kittens & cats in San Jose, California

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Willow (Courtesy Post)

Snowshoe

Female, Adult
San Jose, CA
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House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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Willow may be a bit shy at first, but she warms up for snuggles and pets, especially if you have snacks. Originally found as a feral kitten, she was spayed (hence her cute ear tip) and decided indoor life suited her just fine. Willow gets along well with other cats and dogs, and she’ll come to her new home with up-to-date vaccinations. She’s a gentle, sweet girl looking for a patient adopter to give her a safe and loving forever home. Willow is being cared for by a member of the community.  To arrange to meet this cat or find out more, please fill out our application here: https://www.thedancingcat.org/adopt-courtesy For more information regarding our Courtesy Posts, see www.thedancingcat.org/courtesy-postsSeptember 22, 2025, 1:56 pm
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Amara (Courtesy Post)

Siamese

Female Young
San Jose, CA
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House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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Amara is a shy but sweet Siamese-mix, 6-month old kitten with big blue eyes who loves to cuddle and to play. She is cream colored with an abstract design on her body in light brown with pale orange highlights. She has a striped tail with an orange tip. Amara can be quite talkative and will purr as soon as she sees her person. With strangers, she is more tentative and often hides behind a chair. Her favorite game is to pounce on a toy. She will hide behind anything. For some reason she thinks the toy mouse couldn’t possibly see her behind that ball of yarn. She’ll crawl into a paper bag, animating it as she gets into her best pounce position. She’ll then leap forward out of the bag, looking a little confused about what exactly she was after. Amara is fascinated with faces: staring directly into eyes, kissing a forehead, and even once putting her paw into a yawning mouth, purring the whole time. If there’s a choice between food and lap time, she’ll grab a bite and then jump onto the lap to cuddle. I met Amara when she would cry to me from across a busy street where I was feeding a colony of cats. She was smart enough to wait until I came to her side of the street to eat. Being patient when hungry is an unusual trait in a kitten.  It took Amara only a couple of days at our house to go from hiding behind a chair to running to greet me, purring loudly. We’re looking for someone who will give Amara the chance to come out from hiding to be  loved. Amara is being cared for by a member of the community.  To arrange to meet this cat or find out more, please fill out our application here: https://www.thedancingcat.org/adopt-courtesy For more information regarding our Courtesy Posts, see www.thedancingcat.org/courtesy-postsJanuary 13, 2026, 7:48 pm
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Andy & Lovey (Courtesy Post)

Siamese

Female Adult
San Jose, CA
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House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Andy & Lovey – Bonded Siamese Pair Seeking a Safe Home Brother Andy (part Siamese) and Sister Lovey (lilac point Siamese) are a bonded brother–sister pair looking for a safe, warm place to live together. They have grown up in a managed feral colony and are very familiar with people, though they are not handled or petted. They know their names, come when whistled for, sniff fingers, and happily hang around during feeding time. They even jump into the car to eat, showing how trusting and adaptable they are. Unfortunately, they currently live in an area with heavy traffic, and their safety is a growing concern. Andy and Lovey must be placed together and would do best in a protected garden, winery, barn, or similar environment where they can stay warm and safe from harm. A small adoption fee applies. Their caregiver is deeply committed to their well-being, will help ensure a good placement, and can assist with delivery and ongoing support. These two deserve a secure place where they can stay together and live safely for the rest of their lives. Andy & Lovey are being cared for by a member of the community.  To arrange to meet these cats or find out more, please fill out our application here: https://www.thedancingcat.org/adopt-courtesy For more information regarding our Courtesy Posts, see www.thedancingcat.org/courtesy-postsJanuary 20, 2026, 8:34 pm

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