Havana Brown kittens & cats in Stephenville, Texas

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Minty was brought in as a stray and was never reclaimed. She’s a sweet, quiet older gal who doesn’t ask for much—just a soft bed and a peaceful place to relax. Minty isn’t very active and would love a calm home where she can enjoy being a devoted couch potato. While in foster, she showed how much she enjoys cuddling and would often roam around at odd hours during the night. At this time, Minty has shown that she does not like other animals and would need to be the only pet in the home so she can feel comfortable and secure. Minty is spayed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed.

Aqua was surrendered through no fault of her own, and after recovering from a URI, she’s feeling great and ready to find her forever family! This bright, bubbly girl loves attention and happily leans in for all the pets she can get. Aqua is a bit of an adventurer and will try to sneak out of her kennel if given the chance, so a watchful eye is helpful! She tolerates being held, enjoys her toys, uses her litterbox well, and absolutely lives for canned food. Aqua has received her 3 FVRCP vaccinations, dewormer, and a microchip. She is spayed and rabies vaccinated. If you’re looking for a fun-loving, affectionate kitty with a big personality, Aqua is ready to make a splash in her new home!

Dolly Purrton came to us as a stray alongside her sister, Nine Inch Claws. Sadly, no one ever came for them, but that hasn’t stopped Dolly from quietly settling into shelter life. Both girls arrived with ringworm and have since completed treatment and are now fully cleared and healthy. Dolly is the more reserved half of the duo. She’s a gentle, observant girl who prefers to take things at her own pace. While her sister is a bit bolder, Dolly is happiest when she can relax in a calm space and watch the world go by from a cozy window perch. She’s not one to demand attention, but with patience and a peaceful environment, she’ll make a lovely companion for someone who appreciates a quieter soul. Because she’s still a bit shy, Dolly would do best in a quiet, low-traffic home where she can feel safe and unhurried. We don’t yet know how she does with other cats or dogs, so slow introductions would be important if there are other pets in the home. Dolly Purrton is spayed, fully vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped, and she’s ready to trade shelter life for a serene forever home where she can soak up sunshine and peace.