Bombay kittens & cats in Nevada

I adopted Salem on a whim when I walked into PetSmart and fell in love. Unfortunately my stepmother is allergic to cats and since she was out of town for the week, I entertained the idea of keeping Salem. But I cannot provide for him in a way that he deserves. He is a beautiful and sweet kitten who deserves love and constant attention and I am not the one who can. I hope to find a good home for him where he can be loved unconditionally.

Three males I believe to be about six weeks old . My cousins neighbor moved and the mama cat left these baby kittens in the carport. No one has been able to locate the mama cat. I took these three baby kittens in about a month ago. They are not vaccinated. They have not been outside since they get along with my Dalmatian my Chihuahua and my Bombay cat. They get along with my four year-old and my two other children. they are litter trained they eat dry biscuits, wet food, super lovable. They just want to sit on your lap all day and play. I cannot keep three baby kittens. I have a full household. I would really like these babies to go to a loving forever home

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* To be considered for a meet/adoption, please read the full biography to see whether they may be a good fit for your home, then submit an online application at www.dpsrescue.org.    Reach for the Stars... Orion Is Waiting. Some cats dream of climbing to the top of the cat tree. Orion assumes that's where he belongs. Named after one of the most recognizable constellations in the night sky, Orion is a 1 year old Bombay mix who seems determined to spend as much time as possible up where the stars live. If there's a bookshelf to conquer, a high windowsill to supervise from, or the very top perch of a cat tree available, you'll probably find Orion there—looking down at his kingdom like the handsome little king he is. But don't let his lofty ambitions fool you. This boy is equal parts athlete, comedian, and cuddle bug. If you've never witnessed feline parkour, Orion would be delighted to provide a live demonstration. One minute he's quietly watching a toy... The next he's launching into the air, bouncing off furniture with Olympic-level precision, twisting, turning, and somehow landing perfectly every single time. We're honestly considering submitting his audition for the next action movie. His favorite prey? Wand toys. Springs. The occasional bug that accidentally wandered into the house and immediately regretted its life choices. Nothing escapes Orion's attention when he's in hunting mode. Of course, every superhero needs downtime. After a busy day of acrobatics, Orion transforms into an affectionate sweetheart who loves being with his people. One of his favorite little quirks is burrowing under blankets, where he creates his own cozy hideaway before drifting off to sleep. If you ever can't find him, don't panic. Check under the covers. There's a very good chance you'll discover one happy little cat tucked in like a burrito. Orion is wonderfully social and has the kind of easygoing personality that fits beautifully into many different homes.  He would also do well with another friendly cat, a cat-savvy dog, or respectful children. Orion approaches life with confidence, curiosity, and a genuine love for being part of the family. If Orion could write his own wish list, it would be refreshingly simple: A tall cat tree. Very tall. Maybe taller. A basket full of wand toys and springs. A few soft blankets for his famous burrowing sessions. A sunny window where he can keep an eye on the birds. And people who occasionally applaud his athletic performances. (Trust us...they're impressive.) Imagine laughing as Orion launches into another gravity-defying leap after a feather wand. Imagine finding a mysterious lump under your comforter, only to discover it's your favorite little blanket-loving buddy. Imagine looking up at the highest shelf in the room and realizing, once again, Orion somehow got there before you even noticed. Some cats fill your lap. Orion fills your home with adventure, laughter, and just a little bit of stardust. Orion has been neutered, vaccinated, tested negative for FIV and FeLV, dewormed, flea treated, and microchipped. His adoption fee is $150. If you're looking for a cat who's equal parts acrobat, explorer, comedian, and cuddle companion, Orion is ready to become the brightest star in your home.  July 28, 2026, 3:38 am