Burmese kittens & cats in Allen, Texas

Max was abandoned by his original family as a kitten. He spent some time on the streets until he wandered into my garage one day and found his new home. He enjoys laying on your lap or chest once he’s warmed up to you. He loves to be pet, and he loves to play. He often headbutts my face when I put him on me. He is vocal when overstimulated and will let you know if he doesn’t like something. He is very food motivated, and has learned how to shake hands in exchange for treats. He can be a little rough when accepting treats and I don’t recommend feeding him by hand unless you do it in a specific way that I did when training him. He thinks rubber is edible so keeping the house clear of things he might try to eat is important. Keeping the trash cans inaccessible is also recommended. He lived with a dog for years but keeps his distance. He plays with other cats but can be rough. He is a sweet boy and will be a wonderful companion for any home.

What do you see when you look at Little Button? Do you see beyond an odd-looking black cat with a strange marking on her nose and sad, beautiful, emerald eyes? In our rescue, we see a gentle survivor of the alley streets where cats are often discarded, abandoned or neglected. Sweet little Button was on her last breath when she was found by rescuers who was astounded at her desire to live. Despite being malnourished, unkempt and covered with blemishes, those emerald eyes blazed with determination to keep breathing. Faced with such an indomitable spirit in a broken body, rescuers carried little Button in foster care. With influx of medication, nutritious meals and time to recovery, little Button plumped up and her fur coat grew glossy and thick again. She is now a healthy, beautiful black, urban panther with the sweetest temperament. The only remnants of her sad past lay in her scalloped ears and the blaze marking on her nose. We believe this is a survivor's badge of courage and we love the pixie charm it gives to her little furry face. We are actively looking for a first time cat owner or a quiet home for our Little Button. She is a very peaceful, quiet little kitty with a lot of affection to give. She is very low maintenance but sweet-tempered and will easily fit into a loving household where she can spend the rest of her life being pampered by loving owners. She gets along with other older cats. Come and meet our sweet little survivor by texting 214 621 1139. To Meet and Greet our kittens/cats, please copy and paste the link into your browser to fill out this application form so we can schedule a meeting: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdf3ebq7POP7EcSJGQV-GK9GThtux4SYMGV9jqWyQJyq7M1KQ/viewform Please note the following: We always do vet reference checks and we WILL NOT adopt kittens or cats into household where the residential pets are unvaccinated. This is to ensure the safety of BOTH our kitten/cat and your current pets.February 13, 2026, 5:33 pm

To meet this kitten, please text 214 621 1139. Our little Stubby is a tail-less wonder. He goes around wagging his little stubble of a tail happily all day long. He has a round little tummy and a big round apple head. The lack of a tail only adds to his appeal as he hops around the house like a deranged black and white bunny. He loves to chase toys and is always inventing new ways to play kitty soccer with his balls and anything that can be rolled across the living room floor. Poor Stubby must have been really food deprived when he was a baby because he sure loves food. He eats like there is no tomorrow. He has the cutest little chirps when he begs for more food. No wonder he has a beach belly. We love this engaging, interactive and extremely human friendly little kitten. He enjoys being picked up and cuddled and he loves getting attention from his humans. He is adorable! To Meet and Greet our kittens/cats, please copy and paste the link into your browser to fill out this application form so we can schedule a meeting: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdf3ebq7POP7EcSJGQV-GK9GThtux4SYMGV9jqWyQJyq7M1KQ/viewform Please note the following: We always do vet reference checks and we WILL NOT adopt kittens or cats into household where the residential pets are unvaccinated. This is to ensure the safety of BOTH our kitten/cat and your current pets.February 13, 2026, 5:33 pm