Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Nevada

Sullivan came to us after him and his brother Gilbert were found dumped amongst a colony of feral cats. We're learning if this pair of brothers would like to stick together. We're still getting to know him!

Meet Gilbert! He came to us after him and his brother Sullivan were found dumped amongst a colony of feral cats. We're learning if this pair of brothers would like to stick together. We're still getting to know him!

On January 8th, we took in 9 kittens from a severe hoarding situation, and NAME was one of them. We then took two more the next day, and 4 three days later. We will be getting the rest of the cats saved from the house in the next week, totalling to 24 cats - Baguette was one of them. Most of them are scared, as they naturally would be, but none are feral or aggressive. All of the cats that were in the house (estimated 30 or more) were presumed in the home their whole lives and together. They are sweet, they just need some time to adjust to a new life that involves love and consistent and healthy food.

🥝💚 Say hello to Mr. Kiwi — and yes, he’s just as sweet as his name. 💚🥝 This handsome three-year-old recently joined us at Homeward Bound Cat Adoptions after being found late last year. His finders truly wanted to keep him… but their resident cats had other plans and made it very clear he was not welcome. Wanting the best for him, they reached out to us for help. Since arriving, we’ve noticed Mr. Kiwi appears to have limited vision and likely sees mostly shadows. The good news? There is no pain present. He’s learning his surroundings and relies on sound and staying close to his people. Personality-wise: mostly very friendly, affectionate, and people-oriented — but he startles easily. He circles around legs (yes, potential tripping hazard!) and bonds closely once he feels safe. Calm energy and predictable routines help him relax. Given his vision limits, he may do best as an only cat or with very slow, careful introductions. A home without small children — and with experienced cat guardians — would be ideal. Mr. Kiwi may see the world in shadows… but he’s ready for a bright future. ✨ If you can offer patience, stability, and love, he’s ready to meet you! Come visit him today!🐾

Hello, I'm Beauty. I cherish quiet moments and enjoy my own company, often pondering the little joys of life from a cozy corner. It takes me a bit to warm up to new friends, but once I do, I promise a deep bond. I dream of a peaceful home where patience is as abundant as love, allowing me to blossom at my own pace. If you're looking for a gentle companion to share serene days with, I might just be the perfect addition to your family.

💘 Looking for a Valentine who is dramatic, devastatingly handsome, and just a little bit unhinged? 💘 Meet Felix — 8 months old, long-haired gray and white fluffball, part-time supermodel, full-time chaos gremlin. This boy LOVES wearing clothes. Sweaters? Yes. Costumes? Absolutely. He will pose for the camera like he pays rent. He knows he’s gorgeous — and frankly, he is. But let’s be honest… Felix is not your average snuggle muffin. He’s feisty. Smart. Intense. He plays hard, thinks fast, and reacts quickly. He loves playing tag and will zoom around the coffee table like it’s an Olympic sport. He even plays fetch — yes, fetch — and has a beloved bird toy he cuddles with at night like it’s his emotional support plushie. He is not very social with new people. In fact, he can be timid and reactive — especially with strangers, or busy households. He bonds more easily with certain individuals (he tends to show more interest in men initially), but once he knows you and trusts you, you’ll see his playful, quirky side shine. Felix is not a pick-me-up-and-cuddle type of cat. If he’s uncomfortable, he will absolutely let you know with teeth and claws. He doesn’t love being restrained and prefers affection on his own terms. Sometimes he’ll pop up for a brief snuggle… but it’s his decision, not yours. Other pets? Hard no. Kids? Also no. Chickens? Definitely not. Small dogs? Negative. Husky? Absolutely not. Felix needs a cat-savvy, adult-only, single-pet (preferably) home with someone who understands confident, high-energy, boundary-setting cats — someone who can redirect his behavior, provide enrichment, and appreciate him for exactly who he is. He’s strictly indoor, curious about new foods (cooked tuna is his kryptonite), and would thrive with structure, patience, and someone home regularly to engage his busy brain. Felix is not for everyone. But for the right person? He will be wildly entertaining, deeply engaging, and endlessly interesting. Handsome? Beyond. Challenging? A little. Worth it? For the right human — absolutely.