Ragdoll kittens & cats in Pflugerville, Texas

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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.

Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

Finnegan– The Lovable Ragdoll Who Just Wants to Be by Your Side 💙Meet Finnegan, a stunning 3-year-old purebred Ragdoll with all the hallmarks of his breed — striking blue eyes, a soft silky coat, and a heart as big as his fluffy tail. Finnegan is extremely social, talkative, and deeply bonded to his people. He’ll follow you from room to room and cry softly when you leave, because what he wants most in the world is to be close to his human.Finnegan has been loved deeply, but life changes have made it hard for his family to give him the time and affection he craves. They’ve moved several times, and with each change, Finnegan’s sensitive Ragdoll heart has shown signs of stress — including occasional urination accidents on the carpet. He’s been evaluated by the vet, tried medications, and is otherwise healthy; his behavior is believed to be territorial stress, not medical.Finnegan is friendly with dogs and cats, but may thrive best as an only pet in a calm, stable home where he can sleep beside his person and soak up endless love. He’s the kind of cat who wants to be your shadow — and your pillow.Because he’s very vocal at night, his family worries about how his midnight serenades might affect future babies. They want what’s best for him — a home that can give him the consistent companionship and reassurance he needs to feel secure.If you’re looking for a true companion cat, one who will return your affection tenfold and fill your home with conversation and cuddles, Finnegan is your boy. He’s ready to be someone’s whole world — could that someone be you?Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

Meet Zachary – A Gentle Soul in Search of a Quiet Corner of the World 🌫Zachary is a beautiful 9-year-old Himalayan mix whose world turned upside down when his 90-year-old human was moved into a care facility that couldn’t take him in. Since then, Zachary has been understandably heartbroken and unsure of the new world around him.This shy and sensitive boy is very skittish and prefers the comfort of a safe space where he can feel protected. He’s not the kind of cat who will immediately curl into your lap—but with time, patience, and a quiet environment, he can learn to trust again.What Zachary Needs: • A peaceful, low-stress home with no other pets or young children • A cozy space setup where he can’t hide under furniture • A soft hideaway bed or cat house where he can retreat and feel safe • A window perch so he can enjoy the calming view of the outside world • A patient, kind person who understands that love isn’t rushedZachary eats predominantly wet food and recently had his teeth professionally cleaned—so he’s healthy and ready for his next chapter.He may not be the life of the party, but for the right person, Zachary will be a deeply rewarding companion—the kind of quiet presence that fills a home with peace, not noise.If you have a gentle heart and a quiet space, Zachary may be the one who needs you most.🪟 Apply to adopt Zachary and give this delicate soul the security and serenity he deserves.Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.

Toast is my baby, I raised him from a kitten. He is the most snuggly and affectionate boy and loves to curl up in your arms or in your lap. Toast loves to be the center of attention and will do whatever it takes to earn your love. Toast can get along with other cats if introductions are done properly. He tends to be aggressive to male cats but gets along with the two female cats we have. Toast has had a urinary blockage 4 years ago and needs to be on a special prescription cat food. He’d prefer to be in a house without dogs where he can be close to his humans. He is an indoor cat only, as he is a flight risk and will run away and not come back. We rescued a dog who does not like cats, and unfortunately are needing to rehome him. Although my heart is broken, I know his new special parents are out there looking for him.

This beautiful 3-year-old orange tabby is full of love and affection! She’s a total snuggle bug and will happily curl up with you any chance she gets. She’s a wonderful family pet as she has grown up with kids, other cats, dogs, and even chickens—so she’ll fit right in with a busy household full of love. She is a loud purrer. She’s gentle, sweet-natured, and would make the perfect companion for someone looking for a loyal lap cat and best friend. She loves to sit at the window, and occasionally sit outside the front door with me to take in the sounds and new smells. Seriously one of the most loving cats you'll ever meet. We are so sad to have to rehome her as she is just the best. (Her sister is also up for adoption, and is equally as amazing. Would love to keep them together, but know that might not be possible)

We brought him in from old coworkers, as life continued we have been moving homes and with our new child, we found ourselves needing a larger home. This home does not allow animals and we are in a position to find him another home. He's a sweet boy, the sweetest. He needs a loving home.