Russian Blue kittens & cats in Windcrest, Texas

Isabel is her name but we always have called her "Girl", she was my late husband's emotional support animal, she was used to be with him 24/7. My husband died 9 months ago and she has been with us for almost 2 years. My allergies are getting worst, plus my son and I have a busy schedule so we do not have the time to give her the attention that my husband used to give her. She is a pretty girl, very "talkative", but she needs attention and love.

Lilah is a pocket-sized princess who will quickly snuggle her way into your heart. She has beautiful gray fur the color of a stormy sky, but there's no storms in her personality, only sweetness. This is a super affectionate kitty who adores being petted anywhere from the base of her tail to just above the tip of her adorable brown nose. At under six pounds this Russian Blue mix looks almost kittenish, but at a year old she's fully grown. Lilah gets along well with other cats and is gentle enough to be safe with children. The lucky person or family who adopts her will get to gaze into Lilah's lovely greenish-gold eyes, tempt her playful nature with a feather wand and, above all, share her bliss at finding a lifelong companion. So if you want to take Lilah home, complete our quick adoption form by copying and pasting this link into your browser: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/FBF/Cat Or visit footbridgefoundation.org and follow the adoption prompts.

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Kylo Bubba (aka Bubs or KyKy) is a sensitive, sweet-hearted boy who takes a little time to feel safe in a new space. But once he does, his silly and affectionate personality emerges. When he first arrives somewhere new, he’ll likely hide and observe from a distance, carefully deciding when it’s okay to come out. Patience is key with Kylo, and the reward is worth it.Once he settles in, Kylo is the more affectionate of the pair. He actively seeks out gentle pets, brushing sessions, and calm companionship. He thrives in a quiet, predictable environment and would do best in a home with soft voices and minimal chaos. Barking dogs or loud noises are stressful for him, so a peaceful, dog-free (or very calm-dog) home is ideal.Kylo is strictly an indoor-only cat and is deeply bonded to his brother, Pippin. The two provide comfort and confidence to each other, and Kylo especially benefits from Pippin’s presence. They must be adopted together.Kylo would be perfect for someone who understands shy cats, values trust-building, and is looking for a loyal companion who shows his love deeply once he feels safe. He is estimated to be a little over 6 years old and is neutered and microchipped.To inquire about adopting this cat please complete an adoption application at tinyurl.com/ccapadoptions

Hi, I'm Zelda! My previous owner passed away, leaving me and 23 brothers and sisters behind. Because there were so many of us, I'm still getting used to the life of a pampered kitty! I would do best in a calm home - people walking around is still a little scary to me. I love having clean, warm blankets to snuggle into and a human to give me lots of pets and head scratches. My favorite thing to do is cuddle up with my foster mom!To inquire about adopting this cat please complete an adoption application at tinyurl.com/ccapadoptions

she was my dad‘s cat, but, he passed away last month. She’s very affectionate and playful. Loves playing fetch with her toys. Purrs like a Harley Davidson,5 years old, front declawed. She does not do well with other pets and needs to be the only pet in the home. She loves to sit in your lap and watch TV and snuggles up at night, but will wake you up when it’s time for breakfast. she weighs 14 pounds and her next vet visit is in September. She is healthy and has a shiny grey coat with beautiful green eyes. She is very affectionate once she gets to know you. I’m not sure how she would do with children because she’s never been around one.. We tried assimilating her to our home and our cats, but it did not go well. So she is back at my father‘s home all by herself. We visit her daily but that’s just not enough. She really needs a new home and family.