Pixiebob kittens & cats in Windcrest, Texas

Our dog found her litter in our backyard shed. They were about 2 weeks old and their mother was nowhere around. She was so very skinny. So we took them in to foster them until they were old enough to adopt out. We named her "Cinnamon" because it looked like her coat had cinnamon colored swirls.She is the runt of the litter. But she is very smart and inquisitive.She likes to figure things out and then show her siblings new tricks.Her stripes are very unusual for a tabby. They are very beautiful. Her white accents giver her a style all her own.She is now about 6 months old. She gets along well with our senior cat and our dog. She cuddles and plays with our standard poodle.She is very affectionate and approachable.When she jumps into your arms, starts purring so you can feel it in your chest, then bumps her head on you and gives you kisses, she will steal your heart.When playing, she likes to stalk a little first, then chase.

Our dog found her litter in our backyard shed. The kittens were about 2 weeks old and their mother was nowhere around. One of the litter was very skinny so we took them in to foster them until they were old enough to adopt out. We named her "Smudge" because she looked like an ink smudge when she was very little. She is now about 6 months old. She gets along well with our senior cat and our dog. She cuddles and plays with our standard poodle.Her large eyes are very cute. So are her little "mittens".The dark parts of her coat have a blue-ish tint when under direct lighting.Her tail has dark stripes.She is very affectionate and approachable. She loves to be held and cuddled.She will try to find a way to get into your arms, then purr and start making biscuits.Her favorite thing in her whole world is belly rubs.Lately, she has started "booping" my nose with her paw.When she plays, she goes all-out.

Our dog found his litter in our backyard shed. They were about 2 weeks old and their mother was nowhere around. One of them was so very skinny. So we took them in to foster them until they were old enough to adopt out. We had a small dispute on his name at first. One wanted to call him "John". Another wanted to call him "Ash" because of his fur color. We compromised and named him "Johnny Ash". (But we mostly just call him John.) He is an absolute sweetheart. When he is getting affection, he purrs very loud. He likes cuddles, but not too much. He is very affectionate and approachable. He is very active at play. But he is very thoughtful and accurate in his play attacks and pounces. And he is persistent. His stripes are grey and dark grey. He as a little bit of white. He has good muscle density. His fur is very soft. He gets along well with our senior cat and standard poodle. He plays with the poodle. He is a good companion.