Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Burleson, Texas

Introducing William Wallace, the charming Scottish Fold born in mid-2020, who found his way to Saving Hope as a stray. While he may be a bit reserved at first, William adores lap cuddles and thrives on affection. He prefers a dog-free environment. He has excellent litter manners and is fully vetted. William is FIV + which just means she has a compromised immune system and can`t go outside. This isn`t contagious and is only spread by blood contact with only other cats. Pliny is healthy and doing great. It`s nothing to be afraid of and we are happy to provide further information.You must submit an application to be considered for adoption. We cannot reply to all inquiries, but respond to all no obligation applications. Fill out an application at https://savinghoperescue.org/cat-adoption-application It doesn`t obligate you, but it is the first step. Fee is $150 which includes first years vaccinations, combo testing, spay and microchip.

Lychee is a soft-spoken gray-blue Scottish Fold with a quiet, thoughtful personality. A true wallflower, she enjoys observing the world from a cozy corner, curling up in her favorite blanket, and soaking in gentle pets at her own pace. Calm, affectionate, and sweet, Lychee blossoms in a peaceful home where she can feel safe and loved, quietly winning hearts with her gentle charm. She and her younger sister, Krambo, are both available for adoption as their family moved overseas. While they are not considered bonded, they can be adopted together or separately. Scottish Folds are intelligent, inquisitive, and are loyal to their family. They tend not to hide around the house or be shy, but rather they will always be around, even following you from room to room. Some learn cute antics like how to open cabinet doors and take a look inside and they can even be trained to play fetch. Most love to drink from running water, and some eat and drink with their paws. Most folded-eared Folds sit up like prairie dogs to have a look around when they hear something.  TICA (The International Cat Association) Info: The ears of a Scottish Fold do not make them more susceptible to ear infections than any other breed. They do, however have a form of degenerative joint disease caused by the same thing that causes the ear to fold. This can show up particularly in their tail, ankles, and feet. It can increase over time, but is recommended to always play gently with their tail. They should be taken to the veterinarian immediately to check for arthritis if any stiffness is noticed or if they appear to be in pain when their tail is manipulated. Folds also should be checked for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and polycystic kidney disease.  ##2601138##

Krambo is a charming young Scottish Straight with a friendly, easygoing personality. She loves being around people, greeting visitors with curiosity, and soaking up attention with soft purrs and gentle head bumps. Playful yet calm, Krambo enjoys exploring, lounging in cozy spots, and making friends wherever she goes. Affectionate, sociable, and full of charm, she’s the kind of cat who makes every home feel a little warmer.Krambo was named after a popular Israeli chocolate-coated marshmallow treat, Krembo. She and her older sister, Lychee, are both available for adoption as their family moved overseas. While they are not considered bonded, they can be adopted together or separately. The Scottish Straight is a charming cat breed, essentially a Scottish Fold with upright ears, known for its sweet, adaptable, and quiet nature, sharing origins and looks with the Scottish Fold but without the ear fold, featuring round faces, big eyes, dense coats in many colors, and a generally healthy disposition, though they still benefit from regular grooming and dental care, making them excellent, serene companions. The Scottish Fold breed produces cats with both straight and folded ears.  TICA (The International Cat Association) Info: The ears of a Scottish Fold do not make them more susceptible to ear infections than any other breed. They do, however have a form of degenerative joint disease caused by the same thing that causes the ear to fold. This can show up particularly in their tail, ankles, and feet. It can increase over time, but is recommended to always play gently with their tail. They should be taken to the veterinarian immediately to check for arthritis if any stiffness is noticed or if they appear to be in pain when their tail is manipulated. Folds also should be checked for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and polycystic kidney disease.  ##2601141##

Oliver has been with me since a kitten. Due to forced relocation I am not able to have my bestfriend anymore. I am open to an open adoption in exchange for buying food and litter. If not, I just need him safe. I am willing to let him go without contact as long as his home is forever promised. He prefers to chill and stare out the window. He likes to exert minimal energy unless its time to eat. He takes time to warm up to other cat friends, but they truly bring out his best side. He only gets zoomies these days when he is around the younger cat. But in the same breath, he is very happy being left alone. He is tolerable of kids, not in love. He was around a five year old who scooped him up a lot , he never even let out a terse meow. He is truly the gentlest. You wouldn’t regret coming home to him everyday in the slightest.