Calico kittens & cats in Espanola, New Mexico

Noodle is part of a bonded pair along with her sister Sprout. The two are bonded and must be adopted together. I have been fostering Noodle since she was just a few weeks old and she is now about 3 years old. My friend found her on a busy road. I rescued her, took her in, and have loved her ever since. Noodle is an incredible cat. I have fostered for many years, and she is one of the smartest cats I have ever met. She is loyal and protective of her younger sister, Sprout. They really love each other and keeping them together is important. Noodle always needs to know what is happening. She's at the door when you come home, at the window if something exciting is happening, and at your feet when you're up and about. She is sweet, affectionate, and very cuddly. She loves to sleep at your feet and will happily take a belly rub. She can be independent and seeks affection on her own terms, but she is gentle and loving.

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Abby and Tigres are two beautiful best friends looking for a loving home where they can spend their golden years together.Abby is a gorgeous 12-year-and-8-month-old lilac point Siamese with a gentle, soulful presence. She’s the quieter half of this duo, a true cuddle connoisseur who would much rather be snoozing in a cozy bed or curled up beside her favorite person. Abby brings a calm, comforting energy to any room and thrives in peaceful surroundings where she can relax and feel safe.Tigres, an 8-year-and-9-month-old calico beauty, is the more outgoing of the pair. She’s the first to greet you at the front of the kennel, ready to say hello and soak up attention. Friendly and confident, Tigres helps pave the way for her shyer sister and adds a bright spark of personality to their partnership.These lovely ladies came to the shelter as owner surrenders due to family changes. They were deeply loved and well cared for their entire lives, and it shows in their sweet temperaments and strong bond. They rely on one another for comfort and companionship, so they must go home together for their continued happiness and wellbeing.Abby and Tigres have been indoor-only cats and will need to remain indoors to stay safe and healthy. Their previous owner shared that they have done okay with dogs in the past, however, any introduction to new pets should be done slowly and with close supervision to ensure a smooth and safe transition for everyone involved.If you’re looking to open your heart and home to two affectionate, loyal companions who will fill your days with quiet love and gentle purrs, Abby and Tigres are ready to meet you.