Calico kittens & cats in Santa Fe, 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

Callie is an inside cat who I found after Harvey. Now, health problems prevent me from caring for her. I have a water bowl and litter box.

Adopt together if possible. Timid but friendly girls who love snuggles and treats. They enjoy being brushed. Both ladies are declawed.

Willow is a sweet, loyal girl who loves her person deeply. She loves naps, chasing strings and snacks. I have had her for about 5 years, since she was a kitten. She bonds strongly with her person. I am needing to re-home her to a loving home as I will be relocating and cannot bring her with me.

I adopted my cats about 4 years ago. They are a little of four years old. I would like for Gracie & Penny to stay together to make this move easier on them. They are both declawed front paws only. They are very good cats.

I adopted Candie and Cookie during a very difficult time in my life after my grandsons moved to another state. I had been raising them and they were my life. I was heartbroken and lonely, and I felt that adopting a pet would help. I was unemployed at the time in a two-bedroom apartment. So, I adopted two kittens (sisters) so they would have company when I went back to work. The expense has been draining. I have a bad back and cannot move the litter around and I have to move to a smaller apartment in order to survive. They are about 1 year old and very sweet and affectionate. However, a small apartment is no place for them. I feel very guilty having to rehome them, but I must. They are litter trained and very smart. They do not claw at furniture or spray. They are very friendly and loving