Siamese kittens & cats in Atascadero, California

Hops is the explorer. He’s curious, playful, and always the first to investigate anything new. Whether he’s chasing around a toy or checking in with his foster siblings, he keeps every day comical and full of activity. He still has his kitten energy when it comes to play-time, but is a seasoned expert in long naps as well. When he is feeling chatty you’ll hear his little chirps and squeaks! Hops can play a little rough for some of his foster kitten friends, but all-in-all, gets along well with both cats and dogs.    Th &#226&#128&#139is beautiful lynx point Siamese  &#226&#128&#139is &#226&#128&#139ready for his forever home  and was born in January 2025.   &#226&#128&#139F ixed, vaccinated, and microchipped.    Contact Danny for adoption information (858) 774 8599 www.felinenetwork.org     December 6, 2025, 7:17 pm

Mac (Fawn Siamese) and Noodles (Black) have been together since they were babies. The two are five years old. They are each relaxed but playful. They love affection. Max is more timid, while Noodles is curious and adventurous. The two love each other and would only go to another home together.

Hello, I’m Kahlua Blue—formerly known at HART as Visalia. I love the name my foster mom gave me, so I'm keeping it! I’m a beautiful 8-year-old lynx point Siamese with ocean-blue eyes and a silky-soft coat. I’m a gentle, quiet soul who finds happiness in life’s simple pleasures: a sunny window, a cozy nap, and a calm home where I can relax and purr the day away. When I’m especially content, I chortle softly and make biscuits with great enthusiasm—it’s my way of saying, “Life is good.”In my foster home, I’ve discovered how much I love spending time outside in the garden. I never wander off—just enjoy lounging in the sun, watching the world go by, and coming inside for meals and cuddles. A patio or safe outdoor space would be a dream come true for me. I’m tidy, polite, and quiet through the night, waiting patiently until morning for breakfast.I do have hyperthyroidism and mild feline asthma, but both are easily managed with simple daily medication. My foster mom says I’m a great eater, and my daily medicine is easy to give—she just crushes my pill into my wet food, and I never even notice. HART will be happy to explain how easy my care routine is. I’ve been deeply loved in foster care, and my foster mom says I’m “a beautiful sweetheart.” I’m ready to find a forever home that treasures peaceful moments, gentle affection, and the quiet joy of a loyal friend by their side.

Meet the Gorgeous Milo!Milo is a stunning young Siamese mix who’s been loved and adored in his foster home since he was just a tiny baby. He’s grown up surrounded by care, snuggles, and friendship — and now he’s ready to find his forever family!Milo is a social butterfly who gets along wonderfully with other cats and even the cat-friendly dogs in his foster home. He adores his human visitors, always greeting them with affection and playful energy.You might be wondering — if he’s such a sweetheart, why hasn’t he been adopted yet? Well, Milo is what we like to call a “special boy.” He was born with a condition called **megaesophagus**, which simply means his food needs a little help getting to his tummy. To keep him healthy and happy, he eats and drinks from an **elevated surface** (like a stand or lick mat). As long as he’s fed this way, he does great!Because of his special needs, Milo will need to stay **indoors only**, which suits him perfectly — he loves lounging in cozy spots and being close to his people.Milo is **100% litter box trained**, affectionate, playful, and incredibly well-adjusted. He’s been thriving in foster care, and now he’s ready to bring endless love, joy, and purrs to his forever home.If you’re looking for a beautiful, loving companion who will be your loyal friend for life, Milo just might be your perfect match.