Scottish Fold kittens & cats in Georgetown, Texas

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO - Nicky's story starts at 6:55 min. Nicky is an absolute survivor! A homeless man near Skidrow started feeding Nicky when he was already in bad shape. But the homeless man didn't have the means to take Nicky to the vet. He built him an adorable little house made out of a cardboard box and covered with plastic to protect Nicky from the cold and rain. We rushed Nicky to our vet immediately and he was extremely underweight, his skin had sores and scabs all over, he had injured paws and the worst: Nicky had a diaphragmatic hernia. The vet thinks that he had been hit by a car at some point and the hernia kept getting bigger, literally pushing his intestines into his lungs and against his heart. It was a race with time, because Nicky was in such bad condition at first, that he was not a candidate for surgery. But Nicky has a strong will to live and he is a super nice cat! He purrs immediately when you start petting him. He's a quiet guy and loves to eat. With proper TLC and medication, Nicky started to gain weight and his skin cleared up. Just in time for his life saving surgery. Nicky received the operation to repair the hernia at one of the best hospitals in Los Angeles. He's an absolute miracle cat! Nicky is recovering extremely well from the surgery and indulges in eating his favorite foods. Nicky is about 6 years old, so he's fairly young for a cat. He is FIV+ but Leukemia Negative. Nicky could be in a home with another cat or as the only kitty. He's a very patient, loving handsome guy! Nicky would love to have his own home where he would be loved and he could make up for the time of neglect in the streets. Will you make Nicky happy?! Ingrid (512) 980-0105 pcdrapps@yahoo.com

Salem is a wonderful fluffy cat who loves pets, cuddles, and being brushed. He has a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia otherwise known as wobbly cat syndrome. This disorder is a neurological disorder in cats where the cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination, does not develop properly. This condition will not worsen as he ages, is not painful, and is not contagious. He is 4 years old. Salem is a determined little kitty and has not let his condition slow him down when interacting with our other cats he enjoys playing, jumping on beds, and getting groomed. He deserves a home where he can be loved, cuddled, and pampered like the sweetheart he is. We have had him since he was a kitten and are very protective of him. As we are planning on having more children we need to consider Salem's quality of life and happiness thus searching for a home that is quiet and can offer stability for our loving fluff ball.