Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Schertz, Texas

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BIO: Hello there, I'm Lil Laurel! I'm young and full of life. You'll find me darting around my space, chasing invisible butterflies. I love playtime, but I'm also quite independent. I'm happy to entertain myself, but I'll never turn down a good belly rub. I'm sweet as honey, with a heart full of love to give. I can be your loyal companion, your partner in crime, your confidante. I'm more than just a shelter cat, I'm a friend waiting to meet you. Please adopt me so together we can create beautiful memories. RESCUE: I was found wandering the streets which is no place for a beauty queen like me! I was taken to a foster home where I opened up and learned how to be a good house companion. FAVORITE ITEMS: Feather toys, small fur balls and spring toys ADDITIONAL INFO: Quiet home; Older kids FOOD: Purina One Kitten w/ Friskies Filet wet for a treat GOOD WITH: People, older kids, cats and calm doggies Lovely Lil Laurel

Please contact Donna (catladysatx@gmail.com), (210) 849-2753 for more information about this pet.Lovely declawed girl needs quiet homePrecious is a beautiful DLH & resembles a smallish Maine Coon.  I trapped her in the process of doing TNR at a huge apartment complex nearly 2 years ago. Residents told me she was regularly beaten up by the ferals & chased by loose dogs. When I took her to the spay-neuter clinic I learned she was already spayed & declawed. She’d been chipped but the owner wouldn’t answer my calls or texts. I thought she’d get adopted quickly once I got her fattened up and groomed. But it turned out she peed & pooped on the floors & furniture, would bite, & hissed / yowled like a feral. So I figured I was stuck with her. Now that she’s settled into being a housecat again, she’s using the cat box (plus a piddle pad), & is calm and affectionate. But she hates all cats. I have several fosters plus my own cats & a dog, so she lives in the bathroom. She deserves a better life than that where she can lounge on someone’s lap or sofa. She’d make a great companion for a retiree with no other pets or visiting children. She deserves a forever home.Tejas Rescued Pet Adoptions . PO Box 790372 . San Antonio, TX 78279 . adoption@tejasrescues.org (210) 416-3947October 27, 2024, 11:18 pm

Punchy. Is. Hilarious. Eight pounds of royalty, there are only so many ways to sum up this tiny girl's silly character. Punchy is shy at first, but curious and likes poking her nose around new furniture, boxes, or bags. She'll play with mouse toys -- her favorite -- throwing them up in the air and playing catch with herself. She's squirrelly and sweet, introverted yet loves to party it up alone to make sure she's not 'embarrassed'. You really can't help but just chuckle seeing her scurry past your phone camera. Whenever you get out of bed, Punchy is quick to follow you around and meow, begging for pets and attention. :- ) She would do best going to a home where she is the only kitty! Without competition, she adores following you around and begging for attention!

This pretty lady is ready for a forever home. TO ADOPT: Fill out the application online at https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/adopt or soscatrescue.org or email Dee@soscatrescue.org and request a copy. More info at siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/FAQ Each cat will come to their new home with: neutered or spayed, age-appropriate vaccines, individually tested negative for FeLV/FIV, heartworm negative, and microchipped. DOGS & CATS: Unless otherwise noted, they are compatible with calm dogs who are cat-friendly. They are also compatible with cat-friendly cats with similar energy levels. If interested in a cat/kitten with a higher energy level than your current cat, adopting a bonded pair is recommended to avoid upsetting your cat. Slow introduction to new dogs and cats, according to the Jackson Galaxy method, is important to ensure they get along. FLUFFY KITTIES: Adopters must have experience grooming long hair cats or be willing to take a quick class on YouTube about grooming long hair cats. TRANSPORT DETAILS: Kittens younger than 16 weeks: adopters can fly to Austin or San Antonio airports for pickup. Texas: cats over 14 weeks can travel along 1-35 or within 4 hours of San Antonio with a rescue partner with prior arrangement for a small donation. Out of state: for cats over 14 weeks old, transport is available to most of the Southern states, plus CT, NY, PA, ME, NJ, New England and a few other states for $185 per crate. If they get along and space permits, up to 2 cats or 4 kittens can share a crate, and cost may be split amongst adopters. Out of state transport must have an Interstate Health Certificate as mandated by law by a qualified veterinarian for $85 - $125 each. MORE KITTIES: https://sos.rescueme.org/ Thank you for considering adopting one of our rescue kittens/cats!

Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.