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Balinese kittens & cats in Orlando, Florida

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Below are our newest added Balineses available for adoption in Orlando, Florida. To see more adoptable Balineses in Orlando, Florida, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!
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Tipper

Siamese

Female, Young
Orlando, FL
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Good with cats, House-trained,
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Tipper is a proper lady, but without title. She is 2 years old and not fixed. She grew up in a chaotic house, with too many cats that multiplied. That is solved now, but the house has only been ordered for 2 months. Before, it was the wild west with testosterone flowing through the cat thoroughfares. Many battles ensued, and most ladies lost their honor. Through it all, Tipper kept her dignity and honor fully intact. She may not be waiting for her Darcy, but she is searching for her Pemberley. She has been less reserved every day since the testosterone stopped flowing, and I am sure that will continue, but she may never debase herself to cuddle for affection. Now, you may think that Tipper is too basic and snooty. Well in proper circles, she may not admit to watching something so low-brow as Bridgeton, but she has been shaped through a crucible of patriarchy and maintained her boundaries. She needs a non-demanding home to be herself, and also one accepting of what she will come to be.

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Bo

Siamese

Male, Adult
Orlando, FL
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Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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How to say this? Not for Bo's feelings, because Bo don't care, and he is confident. Rather, Bo moves to the beat of a different drum. He is 3 years old and snipped 1.5 years ago, but not because of activity. He was more into the young adolescent practicing how with his brothers and never showed any attention to females. After that phase passed, the boys became active, but he showed no interest in anyone. That is an example of how Bo is a character, and what's more an eccentric and introverted character. Bo does not demand territory, but he keeps the space he is in. He is not timid, but he sometimes retreats under a chair. He does not pester for food/treats, but he is definitely not watching his weight. He does not have a routine like the other cats, but he still preens amply and loves to look out an open window. Unlike his siblings with short/medium hair, then even his DNA results in long hair. Bo is looking for a much quieter and inclusive environment, where he can spread his wings.

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Rollo

Siamese

Male, Young
Orlando, FL
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Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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Rollo, born Spring 2024 from parents, which were stray kittens that moved inside (mother - 2020, father - 2021). He got his name from liking to roll sideways, when he was being petted as a kitten. He has sired a couple litters of kittens, before he was fixed in April 2026. Because of multiple failures to get males fixed earlier, there are too many males in the house with not enough territory. A home with 0-2 cats would be more agreeable to him. His favorite activity is surveying his home. He has fairly rigid routes for this, and through persistence he will achieve his patrols, as you will invariably fail at preventing that. He does not like a carrier, and only got him in once to get him fixed (dun, dun, DUN!). So, needs all shots, except rabies. He is not aggressive or seeks confrontation, just to complete his mission (whatever that is). Hopefully, with a quieter environment and time to meditate, then this soldier can get over his PTCD (post too-many cats disorder), and roll again.

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