Persian kittens & cats in Beaumont, Texas

Hi there! I'm Mandarin, a strikingly handsome 1-year-old orange tabby boy with a luxurious longhair coat and a sweet demeanor. 🧡 At just 7.7 pounds, I'm the perfect size for cuddles and companionship, and I'm already neutered and ready to settle into my forever home. I'm a recent arrival to the shelter, so I'm still getting to know everyone, but I'm eager to meet my new family! 😸 I can't wait to bring joy and purrs into your life. Come say hello and see if we're a purrfect match! ✨

Hi, I'm Tangerine! 🧡 I'm a striking orange tabby domestic longhair boy, just a year old and already neutered—ready to bring youthful energy and charm to your home. At 6.5 pounds, I'm the perfect compact size for cuddling or chasing around the house. I'm a recent arrival at the shelter, so I'm still getting to know everyone, and I'd love to meet you! I'm waiting to find my forever family. Come say hello! 😺

"🐈 Orange Tabby Male - The typical clingy orange boy who craves your attention. He's the one that carries "goofy" and "not a thought behind them eyes" energy. Will absolutely make you laugh. 🐈 Orange Tabby Female - Reminds me of Marie from Aristrocats when it comes to her princess type personality. She is elegant and clean. Her alone time is precious to her while also staying near by. She may or may not climb into your lap. 🟢 Raised strictly indoors 🟢 Litter box trained 🟢 Exposed to dogs, baths, nail clippings, loud music, different types of play & stimulation. I raised them with a mixture of Puppy Culture & the Kitten Lady methods. 🟢 Very sweet and have been socialized / worked with multiple times a day since about 1 week of age. 🟢 Eating IAMs Dry Kitten Food 🟢 Will come with a toy that smells like their littermates, as well as a bit of kitten food for easy transition. Background : On July 21st we came across 3 kittens at about 1 week of age on our property. They came from a feral mom that was housing them in an uninhabited area of a travel trailer that was set to be closed off. Initially they were set in a nesting box near the trailer, but after a couple days of watching them being unmoved and crying their lungs out, we decided it was best to take them in and bottle feed." If interested, please contact Kirsten via theautumnsrain92@gmail.com or (409) 812-6280