Burmese kittens & cats in Henderson, Nevada

Our kitty cat Zelda belonged to one of our boys who moved away and left the cat here. She was the younger cat when we got her and didn’t make friends right away with the older one, but after a while, they became Friends. She does like to go outside and explore or she likes hiding under a bed and enjoying that she greets people when she knows they are an animal person. You can pick her up for a brief moments of a time, but that is not her thing. She’s a very vocal Cat and if you take to her she talks back by meowing. She’s quite intelligent and she likes to get involved in day to day activities. But, we are not home often since the kids have moved out and we are planning on traveling at this point and can’t take the cat with us. We have a doggy door installed out onto the patio and she stays on the property while we are away, but we will be gone more often in the future and may sell and move out of state or permanently RVing.

Boo is a survivor of FIP. He was diagnosed as a kitten in 2023 and adopted by his foster family so they could care for him. After two rounds of treatment, Boo was deemed cured one year ago and is now a healthy boy. He is loved by his adoptive family immensely but they know he needs a forever home with fewer pets so he can be given more attention. Whether from the trauma of all of his treatment or wanting to mark his territory due to having too many other cats around, Boo will occasionally urinate outside the litter box. He is a very sweet, gentle boy. He is shy and needs time to warm up, but he loves attention and showing off. There was a period of one year after he was cured until he could receive the rest of his vaccines. He is now able to have them and will be vaccinated by his current family prior to adoption.

As an adventurous kitten in 2023, Scout broke her back leg and needed emergency surgery. She was adopted by her foster family so they could take care of her care and medical costs. She recovered quickly and you can no longer tell which leg was broken. Scout is playful, extremely affectionate (she will “ask” to be held), and she likes to play catch with her little mouse toys. Her current family would love to keep her, but have too many cats.