Kittens and Cats in San Marcos, TX

Adopt a cat in San Marcos, Texas

These adorable cats are available for adoption in San Marcos, Texas. To learn more about each adoptable cat, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.

Kovu

Siamese

Male, Senior

San Marcos, TX

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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

The friendliest cat. Greats strangers and loves to cuddle with everyone he meets. When we lost his sister he started having marking behaviors and peeing outside the litter box. We tried everything but we think he will thrive better in a new home away from the memories.

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Buckle

American Shorthair

Male, Kitten

San Marcos, TX

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Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

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Buckle is a 6 month old rescue that I found outside of my apartment building in December. He is the sweetest, most cuddly kitten ever. Unfortunately, he needs a lot of attention and has separation anxiety. He also needs someone who can discipline a young kitten (he jumps on counters, cries when he’s alone). He is so sweet with my 5 year old cat, but we are about to downsize to a studio apartment and I can tell my older cat is growing tired of Buckles kitten like behavior. I want to find a loving home who would be open to keeping me updated on how he is doing!!

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Harley

Domestic Shorthair

Female, 7 yrs 1 mo

San Marcos, TX

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Harley is a 7-year-old cat with a bold personality who will thrive best in the right home. In both the shelter and her previous home, Harley has shown that she prefers a calm, predictable environment and does best with experienced, patient adopters who understand feline boundaries.Harley would be happiest in a quiet, low-traffic home with few visitors. She can be uncomfortable with new people at first and will need time and patience to acclimate at her own pace. Because of this, Harley is best suited for an adult-only home, or at minimum a home without young children.In her previous home, Harley did not do well with dogs or other female cats. For her comfort and success, she is recommended as the only pet in the home (or minimally, no dogs or female cats).Harley can become easily overstimulated with too much petting or frequent hands-on interaction. Adopters should keep petting sessions short and minimal, offering plenty of breaks and watching for signs that she’s had enough. Instead of constant physical affection, Harley responds best to play-based interactions, such as cat wand toys and enrichment feeders, which help her engage in a way that feels safe and fun for her.One sure way to Harley’s heart? Churu treats. With patience, respect for her boundaries, and the right environment, Harley can be a rewarding companion for someone who appreciates a cat with opinions and personality.

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Nova

American Bobtail

Female, Adult

San Marcos, TX

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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Nova was adopted when she was 8 weeks old in port charlotte Florida. She will be 4 years old in November. I am looking to rehome her because I now have a 7 month old baby, she has not adjusted since. She has started peeing on my couch frequently, hissing at me, hissing at my son. She is very very shy and will hide from strangers, she only comes out with people shes familiar with. She does not like loud people or babies crying. Nova does well with other cats after getting familiar with them. We have had several cats in the house. I hate that I am even thinking about doing this because I do love her so much, but with a new baby, I am so overwhelmed and my mental health is taking a toll.

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