Pixiebob kittens & cats in San Diego, California

Age: 10 months old Gender: Female Breed: Domestic shorthair cat Weight: 7.5 lbs Personality: Miss RuPaul was found in a parking lot in Mississippi at just a couple weeks old and then was flown to TAP. She is very friendly and energetic. She loves to play and make biscuits on her fuzzy blanket. Like all babies she loves food and attention and if you’ve got those you’re good in her book! She is dog and kitty friendly and most likely good with kids (haven't met them yet). Education: She wears a diaper as she is incontinent. Favorite Activities: Playing with any toys but especially strings Looking for: A home where she will have toys and people to give her attention. Ideally no stairs she will need to go up or down. She is so full of love and playfulness. She is fearless and brings so much joy to the home she is in. She may look different but inside she is the exact same as any other kitten. If you need a ray of sunshine that’s Ru Paul! Special needs: Her back legs are paralyzed and she wears a diaper because she can not control when she goes to the bathroom. Paraplegic, suspect secondary to spinal trauma. No pain and no surgical intervention is needed. Adoption Fee: $ 50 ##2210441##

Hi! My name is Bently and here’s a little more about me:My JourneyI’m a community/colony cat who is now getting a chance at indoor life. I’ve been staying in a quiet condo setup at my foster home, so I’m still learning what it means to fully relax and trust in a home environment.My Social LifeOther cats? I haven’t had much interaction with other cats yet, so my preferences are still being discovered.Dogs? I haven’t met dogs.Kids? I would likely do best with calm, patient, cat-savvy humans who understand giving space and time.My social circle, summed up:I’m on the reserved side, but I appreciate gentle company and do best when I’m allowed to warm up at my own pace.My PersonalityI’m a sweet but cautious girl who takes a little time to feel comfortable. Once I do, my gentle nature begins to show. Because I’ve had limited interaction so far, my foster is still learning all my quirks—but I’ve shown that I’m calm, observant, and quietly affectionate in my own way.I Enjoy…Peaceful environmentsCozy, safe spots where I can observeGentle attention once I feel secureI’m Not a Fan Of…Being rushed or overwhelmed. Slow movements and patience help me feel safe and confident.What Makes Me SpecialI sport a distinctively bent tail that gives him a unique silhouette and extra charm. I’m a beautiful tuxedo cat with classic black-and-white markings that perfectly match my elegant, understated personality.My Perfect HomeI’d thrive in a calm, low-traffic home with someone who understands that trust takes time. If you enjoy earning a cat’s affection and watching their confidence bloom, I could be a very rewarding companion.

Hi! I`m Elton. I was found by colony caretakers far from any residential areas, wobbling my way through the world and boldly asking strangers for pets. They were worried at first — I looked unsteady, and they feared I might be injured or had gotten myself into trouble. Luckily, I wasn’t hurt at all. What they discovered is that I have mild cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), which simply makes me a little wobbly and uncoordinated. No one really knows how I managed to travel so far from any houses on my own, but one thing is clear: I knew how to find help. And I’m very glad I did.I absolutely love other cats. Feline friends make me feel confident and understood, and I thrive with their company. I’m not so sure about dogs, and I’d probably prefer not to share my space with canine roommates. I do best in a quieter environment. I have a pretty exaggerated startle response, and sudden movements can overwhelm me, so a calm, cat-savvy home would suit me best.I’m a thoughtful little observer. I love watching the world go by — preferably from the safety of my cozy cave bed where I can keep an eye on everything. But when it’s cuddle time, I go all in. I’ll dramatically flop over, make the cutest air biscuits, and fully commit to the moment. In a secure, predictable environment, I’m wonderfully food motivated and eager to connect. I may be wobbly, but I’m also stubbornly independent — I like doing things my way, at my pace.I enjoy catnip toys, mealtime (always a highlight), and a very specific style of play. Think of it as a gentle game of catch — slide the toy to me, I’ll grab it once I’ve secured my prize, and then you can toss it back into play. It’s interactive, a little unconventional, and perfectly suited to me.I’m not a fan of quick movements, surprise approaches, or nail trims (can you blame me?). TVs are still a bit suspicious in my opinion, though I’m working on that. And I do appreciate a clean, easy-to-access litter box — it makes life much simpler for a wobbly guy like me.My CH is part of who I am — it gives me a unique little swagger. My movements may be uncoordinated, especially when I’m excited, but it’s completely normal for me. It’s not painful, it doesn’t require medication, and it will never get worse. I can live a perfectly full and happy life. I just do things with a bit more flair… and occasionally fall off things. I can’t jump, so keeping furniture low and cozy is ideal. Large, easy-to-enter litter boxes are hel