Russian Blue kittens & cats in Ennis, Texas

Meet Skeeter - the feline with personality galore! This little ball of fur is a walking contradiction, but hey, who isn't these days? Skeeter's got more mood swings than a yo-yo on a trampoline, but don't worry, we promise it's all part of the charm!One minute Skeeter's lounging in a sunbeam, purring up a storm, and the next, he's zooming around the house like he's training for the Cat Olympics. He's like having your very own furry amusement park - you never know which ride you'll get next!Sure, Skeeter might have a penchant for rearranging the furniture when you're not looking or giving you the classic "cat stare of judgment" for no apparent reason, but that's all part of his quirky charm. Who needs reality TV when you've got Skeeter in the house?This lovable little furball is seeking a forever home where he can entertain, cuddle, and keep you guessing all at once. So, if you're ready for a whirlwind of furry fun and feline antics, come meet Skeeter today - he's ready to bring a little bipolar brilliance into your life!History: Skeeter came to OHAR as a kitten in 2021 and was quickly adopted. Fast forward to 2023 and Skeeter's family says they can no longer care for her so back to OHAR Skeeter went.Adoption Process: After your application is approved, a home visit is schedule. We will bring the pet to you and help with introductions to your current pet(s). You will then have a week with the pet to ensure they are the right fit for your home. At the end of the week, you finalize the adoption and the pet is officially part of your family! Learn more at ohar.org/adoptionprocess

Olive and Cherry would love to stay together! Olive is a Russian Blue. She is slow to warm up to new people, but when she chooses you she is very cuddly and loves to be held. Her favorite spot is. Uddling up on her foster’s chest every evening before making her way to her bed where she cuddles with Cherry all night. Olive and Cherry will make wonderful companions for just about anyone. Even though on the younger side, there is no kitten drama or destructive tendencies. They have thrived in their foster home, but deserve a furever home to share their sweet nature and play sessions.

I’m a good boy, I just need treats and a full belly and I can sleep, unfortunately my owner lost her job and can’t afford to keep me , hopefully my next owner can

Mister Pets, age 3.5 years, though not married to his name, earned it because he LOVES ALL THE PETS. I’ve cared for him and his neighborhood family for 5 years. He was one of four siblings; only two remain due to harsh outside conditions. We decided to bring him inside and search for his furEVER home to give him the best chance of a great life! Mister Pets seems okay with dogs—neighbors stopped on daily walks to pet him, and he never ran off or hissed. He’s chatty, loves the pet tree, and is well behaved. He likely needs a companion, since he’s never been alone. His meals are pate, with dry kibble available for snacking day and evening. His ear is tipped from the TNR I did for the whole family. For his safety and to prevent attempting to return to the neighborhood, this sweetheart should stay an indoor-only cat for life. He settles quickly, enjoys gentle attention, making him a sweet fit for homes.

I recently took in a stray cat who was pregnant. I'm not able to keep the kittens. I have too many cats already. She(I think female) is adorable super sweet just needs a good, loving home. Pleade contact me if interested or want more pics, thanks.

I have Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) but please don`t let that stop you from giving me a loving home!! The adoption of all FIV positive and FeLV positive animals is made complete with a new cat welcome gift, provided by The 5 O`Clock Fund. The shelter staff has added some information below about FIV.Cats that test positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) can live long and healthy lives, sometimes with no symptoms at all. They do require some special care. FIV can be transmitted to other cats, usually through a bite. Therefore, FIV positive cats need to be kept indoors to avoid infecting other neighborhood cats. They can live happily with other cats that are not positve for FIV as long as they get along.In order for a FIV cat to live a long and healthy life, it is important to keep the cat`s immune system strong, with a healthy diet and a stress-free environment. Regular vet checkups are recommended.FIV positive cats can have a difficult time finding homes, even though in all respects they are normal, loving cats. Please don`t allow the FIV stigma to prevent you from opening your heart and home to a wonderful kitty companion.