Calico kittens & cats in Belton, Texas

Meghan is very loving and wants affection all the time. She follows me around everywhere I go outside. Doesn’t care for dogs but can get use to them same with other cats. She is litter box trained.

Leo is the sweetest of cats. Loves being held and caressed and given treats. She knows how to sit when given the command loves laying out in the sun She’s also very playful and always wants to play.

Kitty Bang Bang is a beautiful 2-year-old Dilute Calico with a heart as lovely as her coat. While she may be a bit shy at first, patience and a gentle approach reveal her friendly and sweet nature. We acknowledge that she has an RBF. This adorable feline appreciates calm and quiet environments where she can feel safe and secure. If you take the time to earn her trust and go slow, you'll be rewarded with Kitty Bang Bang's affectionate side. Her gentle demeanor makes her an ideal companion for those looking for a cat with a loving and nurturing personality. If you're seeking a furry friend with a sweet temperament and a touch of elegance, consider welcoming Kitty Bang Bang into your life If you are interested in adopting from the City of Georgetown Animal Shelter, please fill out an application at https://records.georgetown.org/Forms/AdoptApp . Approved applicants will be contacted to schedule an appointment to meet available dogs and cats. Please contact the shelter with any additional questions The application/screening process for potential adopters usually takes about 24 hours except when it falls over a weekend or holiday, and then it may take two or three days. We ask that potential adopters please be patient with us; we are only trying our best to ensure that the homeless pets in our care get the best possible home. All cats and dogs adopted from our shelter are spayed or neutered (as Texas law mandates). Our adoption fee is currently $70 for non-residents and $75 for residents*. The adoption fee includes: spaying/neutering vaccinations (appropriate to species and age) heartworm or feline leukemia test (appropriate to species and age) de-worming medication microchip (a tiny ID tag inserted under the skin, which allows your pet to be returned to you quickly) There is a $5 Pet License fee added to the adoption fee if the adopter lives inside the City Limits of Georgetown. Please visit our website for more information on how to adopt, special events, adoption application, educational and volunteer information. http://pets.georgetown.org/ Georgetown Animal Shelter P.O. Box 409 110 W L Walden Georgetown TX 78627 Phone: (512) 930-3592 Shelter hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 11 am - 6 pm Saturday and Sunday - noon-4pm We are closed on Wednesdays to spend all day tending to the animals

"Meet our adorable calico kitten Baby, under 1 year ld, looking for a loving forever home! She is a playfull sweetheart who prefers a quiet environment without other cats and loud noises. While she may be little shy at first with stangers, once she warms up, she is incredible affectionate. If you're ready to provide a calm and caring home for this little darling, reach out the Melissa 512-749-0569, Killeen today!" Minimum donation of $80 applies, representing a portion of the cost of her veterinary care and food

Adopted Stella 6 years ago from Austin Pets Alive ( 8 weeks old at time of adoption). She was adopted along side another cat and they have lived together since. She has recently become aggressive toward the other cat in our home. She does have a fear of men and children. Would do better in a single pet household. Loves butt scratches but also gets over stimulated most of the time.

Annie's early days were tough. She was given to my grandmother as a kitten in 2013 where she endured a life of isolation and bullying from other pets. She escaped them by living under & behind furniture. When my grandmother passed in 2021, we welcomed Annie into our home. Overweight, fearful, and tangled in mats, she needed care. Through patience and affection, Annie "got her groove back." Now, Annie thrives - no longer hiding, she grooms regularly and loves her cuddles. We've since discovered that Annie is battling triaditis, affecting her pancreas, liver, and intestines. She is on a restrictive rabbit diet, antibiotics, and occasional steroids. Because of this, she does vomit about once a week. Unfortunately, her past trauma makes harmony with my cats impossible despite exhaustive efforts. She's just not willing to play nice. Which isn't fair to her or my other cats. So we need to find a new home for Annie.