Calico kittens & cats in Selma, Texas

Mama Kitty brought her kittens to our backyard and stayed. We are keeping one of the kittens but can not keep the other two or mama. We have other cats and dogs already. I really want them to find a good home.

Please apply online at http://texasgreatdane.org/adoption-application/       ** This kitten is in a foster home in San Antonio, TX. Prospective adopters must be able to travel to San Antonio to complete the adoption process.  Please apply online at http://texasgreatdane.org/adoption-application/ ** Meet Matilda. She is an 8 month-old spayed female calico kitten who is fully vaccinated and available for adoption. Matilda is still just a baby and has already overcome more than most cats ever should. She was found after surviving a devastating dog attack that left her with severe injuries. Thanks to lots of love and veterinary care, she has healed beautifully. She currently has and may always have a mild limp, but it has never stopped her from enjoying life. Matilda is incredibly sweet, affectionate, and loves everyone she meets. She does wonderfully with other cats, dogs, and children, and she’s always ready for cuddles, playtime, or a cozy nap beside her favorite person. All Matilda wants now is what she’s always deserved—a family who will love her just as she is. Her little limp is only a reminder of her incredible resilience, and whoever adopts her will gain one truly extraordinary kitten. Matilda is located at Animal Crossing Veterinary Hospital in Floresville Texas. If you’re interested in adopting her please fill out the application located online and call them at 830-393-3421 to set up a time to meet this beautiful girl. Please understand you are committing to providing a good home for her entire life (up to 15+ years or more) - not just until her kitten cuteness wears off.   You must also be committed to enforcing good litter box habits, providing age-appropriate enrichment and exercise, grooming needs, positive socialization, and necessary veterinarian care to include monthly heartworm preventative. Please be aware that puppies, kittens, and small breed dogs do get adopted quickly so interested parties are encouraged to apply online at www.saspca.org. Please ensure your application is complete before submitting. We do verify property ownership, landlord references, apartment/HOA restrictions, veterinary references, and criminal histories. Additional questions may be directed to hill.michaelson@gmail.com. ** This kitten is in a foster home in Floresville, TX. Prospective adopters must be able to travel to Floresville to complete the adoption process.  Please apply online at http://texasgreatdane.org/adoption-application/ **   - IMPORTANT INFORMATION -   SASPCA Homeward Bound Dog Rescue and San Antonio Great Dane Rescue are 501(c)(3) foster-based rescue groups based in San Antonio, Texas.    Our group focuses on assisting open admission shelters in South Texas where over 32,000 dogs and cats are euthanized each year.   Our puppies and dogs are completely vetted and live in foster homes. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and tested for heartworm disease. All adoptions include one month of flea and heartworm preventative and a leash and collar.   We also host additional adoption events throughout the year.  Please visit our Facebook pages for the most current event schedules.   https://m.facebook.com/HomewardBoundDogRescue/?tsid=0.11494693985281179&source=typeahead   https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=185497084826453&tsid=0.7626298417270982&source=typeahead     If your adoption application is approved and you are traveling from out-of-town, we hold your chosen pet for one hour past the event start time to allow for travel time.     We are an all-volunteer organization and do not currently have the resources to process out-of-state adoptions.     Our puppies, purebred dogs, and small breed dogs do get adopted quickly so we encourage interested parties to apply online.   Please apply here:   http://texasgreatdane.org/adoption-application/   July 6, 2026, 10:26 pm

Evie is a sweet and timid senior cat. She is 9 years old this year, and loves nothing more than to hang out and sit with those she loves and trusts. She get's along fine with our small dog, but has had a harder time enjoying the presence of one specific cat, I think they may intimidate her. She lived with other cats before with no issues at all, so not sure if she has a real issue with all cats or just some. I'd love for her to go to a home with someone who would enjoy a companion, where she can be comfortable. She does not go outside where I live now, but a few years ago she lived in a house and really enjoyed going in the backyard and walking around. She loves to eat and be pet as much as possible.

I found her in tall grass by the railroads. She is about 9-10 weeks old. I’m hoping she goes to an energetic home where she can find as much sting as she wants and tall things to climb. She’s super curious and can get bored easy so she will meow when that happens. She is litter box trained and all the toys and pet supplies i got while I had her will be given to who ever adopts her if they want/need.

Patches is a kitten raised by her mom with no siblings. She is very energetic and a little bit crazy. She's friendly to new people and gets attached to people easily. I believe she would do well with a household that has another cat.

I adopted Piper from the humane society four years ago. She was a late teen at the time of her adoption. She is fun and adventurous. She has a curious personality and a loyal heart.

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