Calico kittens & cats in Lakeway, Texas

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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.

"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

Callie is sweet, active, and loveable kitty and will give you kisses if you ask her to. You could say that she is a comfort kitty because he was brought up with close proximity to human touch of all ages. TO ADOPT: Fill out the application online at https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/adopt or email adopt@soscatrescue.org and request a copy. More info at siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/FAQ Each cat will come to their new home with: neutered or spayed, age-appropriate vaccines, individually tested negative for FeLV/FIV, heartworm negative, and microchipped.DOGS & CATS: Unless otherwise noted, they are compatible with calm dogs who are cat-friendly. They are also compatible with cat-friendly cats with similar energy levels. If interested in a cat/kitten with a higher energy level than your current cat, adopting a bonded pair is recommended to avoid upsetting your cat. Slow introduction to new dogs and cats, according to the Jackson Galaxy method, is important to ensure they get along.FLUFFY KITTIES: Adopters must have experience grooming long hair cats or be willing to take a quick class on YouTube about grooming long hair cats. TRANSPORT DETAILS: Kittens younger than 16 weeks: adopters can fly to Austin or San Antonio airports for pickup. Texas: cats over 14 weeks can travel along 1-35 or within 4 hours of San Antonio with a rescue partner for a small donation. Out of state: for cats over 14 weeks old, transport is available to most of the Southern states, plus CT, NY, PA, ME, NJ and a few other states for $175 per crate. If they get along and space permits, up to 2 cats or 4 kittens can share a crate, and cost will be split amongst adopters. Out of state transport must have an Interstate Health Certificate by a qualified veterinarian for $85.MORE KITTIES: https://sos.rescueme.org/Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

Meet Candy Corn: Your Gorgeous ChallengeAre you ready to embark on a journey of patience, love, and trust-building with a feline beauty like no other? Introducing Candy Corn, a stunning calico with mesmerizing light green eyes and a luxurious long coat.Candy Corn’s story begins as a colony cat, where survival instincts sharpened her senses but left her wary of human touch. Yet beneath her cautious exterior lies a heart waiting to blossom with the right companion.Adopting Candy Corn means embracing a challenge, but with great effort comes great reward. While she may hiss and spit at first, with time and understanding, her true gentle nature can shine through. It’s a journey that requires patience, consistency, and a deep love for feline companionship.Being a long-haired beauty, Candy Corn will need regular grooming, bathing, and brushing to keep her coat healthy and radiant. But for those who are willing to put in the effort, the bond forged through these grooming sessions can be incredibly rewarding.Are you up for the challenge of befriending this exquisite feline? If you’re ready to open your heart and home to a cat who needs a patient and loving friend, then Candy Corn could be the perfect match for you. Reach out today to begin your journey with Candy Corn, and together, you can create a beautiful story of trust, love, and companionship.Meet Candy Corn: Your Gorgeous ChallengeAre you ready to embark on a journey of patience, love, and trust-building with a feline beauty like no other? Introducing Candy Corn, a stunning calico with mesmerizing light green eyes and a luxurious long coat.Candy Corn’s story begins as a colony cat, where survival instincts sharpened her senses but left her wary of human touch. Yet beneath her cautious exterior lies a heart waiting to blossom with the right companion.Adopting Candy Corn means embracing a challenge, but with great effort comes great reward. While she may hiss and spit at first, with time and understanding, her true gentle nature can shine through. It’s a journey that requires patience, consistency, and a deep love for feline companionship.Being a long-haired beauty, Candy Corn will need regular grooming, bathing, and brushing to keep her coat healthy and radiant. But for those who are willing to put in the effort, the bond forged through these grooming sessions can be incredibly rewarding.Are you up for the challenge of befriending this exquisite feline? If you’re ready to open your heart and home to a cat who needs a patient and loving friend, then Candy Corn could be the perfect match for you. Reach out today to begin your journey with Candy Corn, and together, you can create a beautiful story of trust, love, and companionship. TO ADOPT: Fill out the application online at https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/adopt or email adopt@soscatrescue.org and request a copy. More info at siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/FAQ Each cat will come to their new home with: neutered or spayed, age-appropriate vaccines, individually tested negative for FeLV/FIV, heartworm negative, and microchipped.Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

I am a playful, beautiful lady looking for a forever home! TO ADOPT: Fill out the application online at https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/adopt or email adopt@soscatrescue.org and request a copy. More info at siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/FAQ Each cat will come to their new home with: neutered or spayed, age-appropriate vaccines, individually tested negative for FeLV/FIV, heartworm negative, and microchipped.DOGS & CATS: Unless otherwise noted, they are compatible with calm dogs who are cat-friendly. They are also compatible with cat-friendly cats with similar energy levels. If interested in a cat/kitten with a higher energy level than your current cat, adopting a bonded pair is recommended to avoid upsetting your cat. Slow introduction to new dogs and cats, according to the Jackson Galaxy method, is important to ensure they get along.FLUFFY KITTIES: Adopters must have experience grooming long hair cats or be willing to take a quick class on YouTube about grooming long hair cats. TRANSPORT DETAILS: Kittens younger than 16 weeks: adopters can fly to Austin or San Antonio airports for pickup. Texas: cats over 14 weeks can travel along 1-35 or within 4 hours of San Antonio with a rescue partner for a small donation. Out of state: for cats over 14 weeks old, transport is available to most of the Southern states, plus CT, NY, PA, ME, NJ and a few other states for $175 per crate. If they get along and space permits, up to 2 cats or 4 kittens can share a crate, and cost will be split amongst adopters. Out of state transport must have an Interstate Health Certificate by a qualified veterinarian for $85.MORE KITTIES: https://sos.rescueme.org/ Thank you for considering adopting one of our rescue kittens/cats!

Nutmeg was offered to me by a friend needing to rehome her as soon as possible. She was born from two house cats and has spent her entire life with people. While I couldn't keep her permanently, I would be able to foster her instead of having her end up in a shelter. Nutmeg is roughly 3 months old, and she is an adorable ball of bubbly energy! If you like to play a lot with your cat while also getting to cuddle at bedtime/naps, this is the kitten for you. She has been quite nervous of my two cat-friendly dogs but hasn't acted aggressive in any way, she's very confident and curious. I think she would benefit from having a sibling as she is young and would benefit from learning manners and behaviors from another feline as well as having someone to help burn off all her rambunctious energy. She is also in no way attached to the name, so her name could be easily changed!

Friday is such a loving cat. I found her outside my apartment in Nebraska when a storm was rolling in. I couldn't help but grab her she was frozen scared and screaming for help. Friday and my other cat will not get along. I can not figure out who is the aggressor they both cause it. Because of this I don't think it’s fair to put either of them in this environment. As you can see she loves dogs, my dog is very high energy and they often play together at night, and cuddle all day. The person who takes care of her is the love of her life. If you sit down give it 5 seconds and she will be on your lap begging for love.