Persian kittens & cats in Royse City, Texas

Momo came to us as a kitten and was the sweetest thing. Unfortunately she got into some lily pollen that almost took her life but she made a miraculous comeback thanks to her vet. Since then she’s had some behavioral issues. Very easily aggravated and at times very anxious. She isn’t great with visitors but instead of hiding she is aggressive in approaching them. We now have e a 15month old daughter and Momo hasn’t adjusted well as we had hoped. She is incredibly loving to me and this isn’t an easy decision but I have to think of the safety of my daughter.

I’m looking for a new home for my cat due to my allergies. I’ve had her for 3 years, and this is a very difficult decision because she is such a sweet, loving, and well-behaved cat. She has been a wonderful companion, and I’m hoping to find someone who will give her the same love and care that she’s always received.

Hi there, my name is Dada. I’m a snow-white, male Persian cat with a princely personality and striking good looks to match. I am deaf and front-declawed. Though I cannot hear, I experience the world in vivid detail and live each day with vibrant spirit. Like the absurd, nonsensical art movement I was named after, I bring a touch of whimsy to everyday life. I am full of sweetness with a side of cheeky charm. I show my affection in roguish ways. I’ll hop on your lap during bathroom breaks and supervise your toothbrushing routine. I’ll rearrange your personal affects and like magic, make your socks disappear. I’ll lick your toes until I can’t resist and must get a little nibble. I’m a jester in fur, and my curiosity knows no bounds. Once the game begins, I’ll chase, pounce, and hunt with all my might. A flick of a wand toy unleashes my inner acrobat, and spiral toys send me into joyful twirls and leaps. When the zoomies hit, I run like the wind—sometimes so fast that I crash into walls, only to bounce back undeterred. I’m a high-jumper who lands with theatrical thuds, and vacuums? I fear them not. I’ll trot at your heels until the call of my own fanciful world lures me away. When that happens, you might find me at the window, contemplating the flora, fauna, and neighbor. Or perhaps, I’ll be at the mirror, marveling at my reflection. After all, if you were this beautiful, you’d call yourself a masterpiece too! I have an independent streak, and I’m just as stubborn as I am sweet. I don’t take ‘no’ for an answer—partly because I can’t hear you, but mostly because I’m that determined. Luckily, I’m so convincingly cute that you won’t mind giving in! Call me a musician, because I’ll happily play you like a fiddle! When the day winds down, you’ll find me lounging by your side, mesmerized by bird videos on YouTube. I’m a perfect mix of mischief and merriment, keeping every day lively and fun. ***I have litter box quirks and avoidance issues. I am on a prescription urinary diet to support my needs. With a calm and predictable routine, I’ve made great progress. I am looking for a patient and understanding adopter to help me be my best. With the right environment and plenty of loving care, I’ll continue to thrive—and keep life delightfully interesting!

Please contact Dianna (dianna.whitney@verizon.net) for more information about this pet.Adult Gray female Persian catHilda is a shy adult cat who will need a quiet home to decompress and time to adjust to her new home. She just needs some patience and understanding that her world has changed.  Nonnegotiables: No small children. No dogs. Must have prior experience with Persians    She might be ok with another cat if given time and space to get acquainted.  Persians have specific grooming needs.  If you don’t have time to brush a Persian every day, this cat is not for you.   Previous owner said she had litter box issues, since with the rescue she’s been eating Purina sensitive cat food and she’s had no issues.   Adopters over 65 must have a plan in the event you can no longer care for this cat.   Hilda is being fostered in Colleyville, Texas.  No out of state adoptions.  July 24, 2026, 4:23 pm

Cricket was found in a tree covered in fleas and ticks and severely underweight. After several weeks of love and care she is finally ready to find her forever home. This sweet girl is between 10 and 11 weeks old. She loves to play and explore her surroundings. She is shy at first but once she gets to know you will warm up quickly. She loves snuggles and head scratches. She has been seen by a veterinarian and is up to date on all shots.