Calico kittens & cats in Freeport, Texas

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. From Hardship to Hope — She’s Ready for Her Second Chance Name: C.C. (Calico Cat) Birthday: Approx. October 26, 2024 Breed: Classic Calico Size: Petite and delicate Her Story C.C. didn’t get the kindness every cat deserves. Before rescue, she endured neglect and mistreatment that left her wary of humans. But beneath her cautious eyes is a heart longing to trust again. She’s making progress every day—and with the right person, we believe she’ll blossom into the loving companion she was always meant to be. What She Needs A quiet, patient home Someone who understands trauma and healing A promise of safety, gentleness, and unconditional love C.C. may take time to warm up, but her resilience is remarkable. She’s not broken—just waiting for someone to show her that love can be safe. Ready to Be Her Hero? If you feel called to give C.C. the home she desperately needs, please fill out an adoption application. A volunteer will reach out to guide you through the next steps. C.C. Is Waiting She’s not looking for perfection—just someone who won’t give up on her.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.March 12, 2026, 7:32 pm

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Meet Kimchi, an adorable calico kitten with a heart as colorful as her patches! This sweet girl is a social butterfly who loves everyone—whether it's her feline friends, canine companions, or the humans in her life—making her the perfect addition to any family. With her playful spirit and affectionate nature, Kimchi is ready to fill your home with purrs, cuddles, and endless kitten charm. Available after July 4th.

Found as a stray kitten in a parking lot in 2020, Wendy Wu basically homed herself from the outset. While she cares not one bit for other cats and merely tolerates dogs she ABSOLUTELY LOVES humans. If she sees someone she will move right up to them and flop over to be pet, hugged and carried around. She has never shown hostility towards any person, not even a hiss.Unfortunately she moved into a house with two other established cats. Fortunately the house was big enough that she could be sequestered from the other two. Still, she only had a few rooms to be her space making her an entirely indoor cat.Now that I am moving away, to an even smaller situation, I don’t think it’s right for her to be further confined. She is very smart, patient and overall very chill. Her only issues are that she needs to be regularly brushed, due to her soft fur. And that she doesn’t seem to have any interest in wearing down her claws, thus clipping of nails is needed. But attention like that is all she wants