Chartreux kittens & cats in Oceanside, California

This cat is named Opal she would love a new home either surrounded by other cats or just embraced by new loving owners. Taking care of her these past years have been amazing she loves to play with feathers/hair ties/lasers. Since we have had Opal everyone always says she is the most gorgeous cat they have ever seen. As well as they love her green eyes. From the bottom of my heart I hope Opal finds her forever home 🏡🐈‍⬛

**application process may take up to 1 week** ~DOB 09/05/2025 Cats & Crystals Cat Cafe 510 N Coast Highway, Oceanside CA 92057 The Cat Cafe Fee is NOT included in the adoption fee Coby is an 8-month-old kitten with a gentle soul and a heart that’s slowly learning how to trust again. His early life was not an easy one, and the world hasn’t always been kind to him. Because of that, Coby can be shy at first and needs time to feel safe. But despite everything he’s been through, he’s beginning to show just how loving he truly is. Once Coby feels comfortable, he absolutely melts for pets and back scratches. Watching him lean into affection and quietly ask for more is incredibly rewarding. Every small step he takes is a reminder of how resilient and sweet he is. Coby is looking for a patient, understanding home that will continue helping him build confidence and socialization at his own pace. He would do best with someone willing to give him the time, love, and reassurance he deserves. In return, you’ll get the privilege of watching a once-frightened kitten blossom into a loyal and loving companion. If you believe in second chances, Coby may be the perfect little cat for you. Coby is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on his shots.

Meet Rasputin (“Raspy”) — a loving, playful 3-year-old cat who thinks he’s a dog. I adopted him when he was 4 months old, and he has been the sweetest companion ever since. Raspy is very affectionate and loves attention. He waits for his favorite person to sit down so he can jump into their lap and start purring. If you stop petting him, he’ll gently swat at your face for more love. He’s playful, social, and even enjoys Zoom calls. Every night he brings little stuffed animals upstairs and leaves them outside my bedroom door. In the mornings, he runs up and down the stairs excited to see me. He does okay with other cats but does not do well with dogs and likely has some past trauma with them. Unfortunately, our blended family now includes a dog, and Raspy has not been able to adjust. This is a heartbreaking decision because I love him dearly and will miss him terribly. I’m hoping to find him a loving, dog-free home where he can thrive.