Colorpoint Shorthair kittens & cats in Calistoga, California

Meet Lafayette aka Lafifi, an incurable flirt with a new outlook on life. He entered our Mended Cape program on Mardi Gras 2025. He was initially surrendered to the Solano SPCA, however, he rapidly declined in their environment and they reached out for assistance with placing him into a foster based rescue with our SUPER team. This handsome and chatty boy had a difficult time, regulating his anxiety and stress so we begin to seek a cause for his inconsistent behavior. Long story short he had a retained testicle that was pumping testosterone through his veins and leaving him feeling like a teenage boy on the edge. Our fantastic vet partner has removed his ‘pest-isle’ and he’s on his way to being a happy, well adjusted, house cat once more. We are currently seeking a long-term foster who has the opportunity to adopt him. He may not have a significant relief from his hormones until December 2025, but he has stopped displaying most of the unwanted behaviors that an intact male would. He is a gentle, chatty, playful, affectionate boy who does well with women, calm dogs, and patient confident cats, but he would be happy to soak up all of your attention and be the center of your world. Did we mention he talks?

Telly is a delight to live with 100% of the time. There's never a dull moment with Telly around! As a curious bottle baby with a can-do attitude and athletic body, Telly is pretty sure the "rules" don't apply to her. She eagerly explores the table tops and highest bookshelves like they were put there for her. Telly purrs readily, plays happily, and is very gentle. This petite calico makes amazing biscuits and is great company. You may have seen her on WCAL's social media! She loves her humans and is an amazing young cat. We're looking for an adopter who won't mind providing Telly with a special diet and attentive care.Found all alone in Napa, Telly came to WCAL from an AT&T maintenance yard as an itty bitty baby who needed to be bottle-fed. We had some trouble weaning this kitty from a bottle onto canned food because she wasn't able to keep solids down at first. Working closely with our vet, we determined it was likely a food allergy causing occasional vomiting and indolent ulcers (also called eosinophilic granulomas). Telly eats a special diet of hydrolyzed protein kibbles, which is working well to keep her sensitive and adorable little body happy. She occasionally needs a round of prednisone if she has a flare-up (it's a low-cost medication WCAL doesn't mind helping with). The most common reason for sores or similar issues in special kitties like Telly is a food allergy or possibly stress in their home or even a flea allergy. If you would enjoy sharing your home with an outspoken calico princess and understand that Telly needs to continue this special diet to keep her feeling her best, then we have the loving, athletic kitten for you!This kitten is one of those extra special babies - the ones our volunteers have bottle-raised. Kittens raised by humans are extra comfortable around people and love attention. Since they didn't have the opportunity to be raised by a mama cat, they have zero street smarts and we are looking for a family who is committed to keeping them indoorsonlyfor life. Follow us on social media for daily updates! View ALL our adoptable pets and apply to adopt on our website: www.WineCountryAnimalLovers.org