Calico kittens & cats in Burnet, Texas

Meet Molly a 3-year-old petite cat who adores affection and exploring her surroundings. Despite having FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus), Molly remains vibrant and healthy, showing no signs of illness. FIV, transmitted primarily through deep bites, hasn't slowed Molly down one bit. She's a social butterfly who thrives on attention and can happily coexist with FIV-negative cats. With her spirited personality and resilient health, Molly proves that FIV-positive cats can lead fulfilling lives alongside their feline friends. Her happy squeak meows make her the purrrfect companion at home 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 Bijou and Ariel, a duo who not only share a strong bond but also strikingly similar looks. Bijou is a longer haired Red Mackerel Tabby Van, Ariel is a Calico Van, both with mostly white fur and red accents. Bijou has red on his head, tail, and a patch on his side, while Ariel has red on her head and tail with some unique brown tabby markings on one leg. Bijou is one handsome guy and loves being brushed, purring loudly when he's happy. Ariel, on the other hand, is a more reserved gal and appreciates a good brushing once she’s comfortable. Both cats have a gentle demeanor and are well-mannered.    Bijou is confident and outgoing, always ready to explore new environments with ease. He’s independent yet affectionate when approached and isn’t picky about toys, although he loves ones he can bat around. Ariel is a bit more reserved and shyer, preferring to lounge in high spots or curled up with Bijou rather than play. While Bijou enjoys socializing and is comfortable around other cats and dogs, Ariel is more cautious but gets along well with other animals, though she prefers a calm environment.    Bijou is highly food-motivated!  He can be a bit of a food thief but due to severe food allergies he has to be separated from other animals during feeding. In contrast, Ariel is not very food motivated and prefers to slowly savor her meals. Despite her lack of interest in food, she has learned to jump into her cage for meals so nobody can steal her crunchies. Both cats have specific dietary needs and routines, making feeding time a bit of a ritual.    Ariel has hyperthyroidism, a heart murmur from HCM, and IBD, all managed with medication and a special diet. Bijou, while generally healthy, needs a strict diet due to his food allergies to avoid severe gastrointestinal issues. Despite these challenges, both cats are loving companions. Bijou’s outgoing nature complements Ariel’s shy, gentle personality, making them a perfect pair ready for a forever home that can cater to their special needs. November 5, 2024, 8:10 pm

Meet Kemah! This sweet 8-year-old calico is looking for a calm, loving home where she can truly thrive. She was adopted as a kitten from Austin Animal Center and has been a beloved companion ever since. Kemah is an affectionate girl who loves being petted, especially around her neck, and she enjoys playful sessions with toys. When it's time to wind down, she can be found soaking up the sun or curling up at the foot of the bed. She is an indoor-only cat and has no health issues. If you're looking for a gentle, low-maintenance feline friend who enjoys a peaceful environment, Kemah could be the perfect companion for you. She’s ready to find a new home.

Hello my name is Miso and I am 3 years old! I love food time and playing with my sister Mochi. My favorite toy is a ribbon wand! I am looking for a loving and affectionate home. One with windows to lay next to and someone to play with! I would like to keep Miso with her sister Mochi, shown in the last photo together.

We found this sweet cat 🐈 in our tree 🌳 and we got her down

Carrot is a loving and sweet cat. She loves to snuggle. Her favorite place to be is right next to you! She is particular about how she is touched though. You have to watch her signs or she will scratch. She loves kids but they have to know how to read her signals. Carrot has wobbly cat syndrome. She is able to walk but is clumsy and awkward. She can jump on low furniture and cat trees but does not jump high and isn’t coordinated. Because my son and husband are allergic carrot lives in a section of the house with her sister. They don’t get alone and she also doesn’t always get a human in there with her especially if the kids aren’t home. Lately she’s been using the restroom outside the box. We have done a lot to remediate this behavior and while it will get better she often regresses. We suspect that it’s a behavioral issue stemming from loneliness and not liking her sister. She would do well in a home without other pets and with more attention.