Ragdoll kittens & cats in Kyle, Texas

Everest is a Ragdoll cat we adopted from Purrfect Pals when my three kids and I first moved to Austin. She is an incredibly sweet, gentle, and adaptable girl who has grown up surrounded by love and attention. She’s been part of our family through the years—joining us on multiple family vacations and becoming a beloved companion to everyone she meets. Now that my kids are off at college and my career requires frequent travel, I’m no longer able to give Everest the consistent care and attention she deserves. This has been a very difficult decision, but I want to find her a new home where she will be just as loved and cared for. Everest would do best in a home where she can continue to receive lots of affection and companionship. She truly is a special cat, and I’m hoping to find the right person or family to give her the next chapter she deserves.

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(Central Texas Adoption Only & Home Delivery)Meet Sand: A Sweet Siamese with a Heart of GoldSand is a 1-year-old Siamese beauty who has overcome so much in her young life. She came to us from the Bear Den Sanctuary in San Antonio with a severe case of ear mites that caused discomfort and a persistent head tilt. Her ear tilt is her charming quirk, a reminder of her journey to healing. While we are treating her mites with daily drops and monitoring her progress, her tilt may or may not fully resolve.Despite her challenges, Sand’s social and sweet personality shines brightly. She adores attention, loves to interact, and will charm her way into your heart with her gentle nature. Her clipped ear is a unique touch that adds to her distinctive beauty.Sand is looking for a home where she can feel loved and secure as she continues to heal. If you’re looking for a loving, resilient companion with a one-of-a-kind story, Sand is ready to be your forever friend. Will you be the one to give this special girl the happy ending she deserves?Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

I found here abandoned at my parents farm when she was a kitten

Sweet Pea was my mother’s cat, and if you knew my mom, that tells you everything. She was a caretaker to a degree I’ve never seen in another person, and her cats were never more loved. Sadly, she passed away unexpectedly in January, which is how we got here. I wasn’t willing to take Sweet Pea to a shelter, so I immediately found her a temporary loving home. That arrangement has run its course, and she’s now at my house, which isn’t fair to her. I have a cat whose life mission is to terrorize any animal that enters her domain, and I work long hours on top of it. Sweet Pea deserves better. She is incredibly affectionate, warms up to new people almost immediately, and has been known to flop onto her back within minutes of meeting you. She will bring loud, enthusiastic purrs to your home, and whoever takes her is getting a cat who was truly adored.