British Shorthair kittens & cats in League City, Texas

GREAT COMPANION  DOB 4/6/19 Pascala is a distinguished British shorthair lady with plush blue-gray fur that feels like touching a cloud. With her green eyes that seem to hold ancient wisdom, she observes her surroundings with regal curiosity. Don't let her proper demeanor fool you – beneath that dignified exterior beats the heart of a certified cuddle expert! In her free time, Pascala enjoys sunbathing in quiet window nooks, gently judging your reading choices while sitting on your book, and perfecting the art of the slow blink. Her purr has been described as "nature's perfect white noise machine" by those lucky enough to have her settle on their lap. Pascala thrives in peaceful environments where she can be your gentle shadow. She's not one for chaos or commotion – this refined feline prefers meaningful connections over wild parties. Her ideal evening involves a soft blanket, a warm human, and absolutely zero drama. Are you ready to welcome this sophisticated lady into your heart and home? HOPE ID 25-0405-G054 Pascala's $125 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites. To apply online: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php If you have questions prior to filling out the application or want to find out which adoption site Pascala will be this week-end, email us at sfenicle1@gmail.com, and a volunteer will get back to you. October 13, 2025, 9:38 pm

I adopted ace from the Houston humane society when she was just a kitten (about 3 weeks old). I was never an animal person ever in my life but I was lonely and decided to try out a cat. I have a lot going on in my life and I cannot properly take care of her or give her the home she needs. She’s very nice and loves to cuddle and always hungry she love to sleep and just lay down or watch you. Loving girl

Pumpkin is a beautiful light orange tabby now 1-3/4 years old. He grew up with kittens around him, and is still very playful, especially with loose shoelace-thickness or drawstring'-pants elastic ties, and even old Covid-mask elastic! He digs them out of a sewing bag, carry them, and then toss them in the air. In his foster home, he has three playmates who share his passion, and even groom each other. He gets along with multiple cats in his foster home, with no quarrels from any. He loves Churu lickable treats, and when in the kitchen, he likes to be petted in long single strokes on his neck and back when being fed. He knows his name, and comes when patting your thighs. He loves to do figure-8s or pass-throughs of your legs, especially if wearing flannel or cotton cloth pants - and you can pet him then, too. He does not and NEVER has liked being picked up, and won't be changing his mind on that. Others trying it made him shy to outstretched hands or fast approaches. Pet him with all his 4 feet on the ground, and you stand still. He loves cat tree nests, perches, cat beds, and window sills. Pumpkin had 3-year Rabies, FVRCP, and FeLV vaccines , is FIV/FeLV negative for disease, and on regular flea preventive. He is very healthy, and not a picky eater. To fill out our brief, no-obligation application, go to www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PALC/Cat

Oregon is good with small dogs and cats and like to play with them. She is still a bit skittish and scared of new people at first. The end of her tail has a golden ring. She is trained to come to her crate for mealtime.

She is a very loving cat, once she becomes familiar with her new home. She loves to be petted, and multiple times of the day. A purrfect lap cat! Narci is almost seven years old and has a beautiful calico coat. She would be happiest as the only cat, especially if another cat is not friendly. She is now with a dominant cat, which is not working out. She will react if the other cat is too aggressive because she needs to feel safe. That is totally understandable. We really hate that she has to find another home because we love her.