Siamese kittens & cats in Laguna Hills, California

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Cirri is a beautiful Siamese age 3 with a gentle soul and a little extra medical baggage that makes her truly special. She loves to cuddle & make biscuits. Cirri needs a home with no children & no other pets.   She has  lumbosacral spondylosis , a condition where extra bone has formed between her last lumbar vertebra and her sacrum. Cirri may experience  periods of sensitivity (hyperesthesia)  & pain which untreated in the past caused her to sometimes go outside the litter box.    With her new diagnosis, Cirri’s veterinary team has implemented a supportive care plan, and she is already showing positive progress, including consistent litter box use.   Special Care Needs Pain management:  Cirri receives  gabapentin twice daily , mixed into her wet food, to help manage chronic pain related to her spinal condition. She eats it well when given this way. Litter box setup:  Due to pain and sensitivity, Cirri does best with a  litter box lined with puppy pads , which encourages her to use a softer surface that’s more comfortable for her. Easy-to-clean location:  Her foster has found success placing the litter box  in a kennel   , making clean-up easier and helping manage accidents while keeping Cirri comfortable. Cirri is kenneled when left home alone this way she will use her litterbox & not have accidents.    Cirri thrives in a  calm, predictable environment  and would be happiest in a quiet home with someone who understands her needs and is willing to continue her care routine. Her care needs are manageable and become second nature with consistency and understanding. Despite her medical challenges, Cirri is a sweet, loving Siamese who deserves compassion, patience, and a safe place to call home.  Apply to meet today.  Www.dreamar.orgVisit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.September 7, 2026, 5:06 pm

Yeti is a quiet kitty who wants to be loved. He was rescued of the street a few months ago looking very sad even with his pretty blue eyes. It was obvious someone had abandoned him and he did not know how to survive outside. Yeti gets along great with other friendly cats. If they are aggressive to him he hides. He is also good with people but I think small noisy playful children may be too much. Yeti deserves a home with someone who will love him and never abandon him. He can be adopted to be buddies to your cat, with one of his foster cat friends or as your only buddy if you are home a lot. Yeti has been a sweet natured kitty from day one. The vet estimates him to be around 2 years old. Now he is waiting for you, all vetted - healthy, neutered, tested negative for FeLV/FIV, fully vaccinated, dewormed, flea free and microchipped. Please complete the adoption questionnaire at this link to arrange a meeting and to learn more about Yeti - https://fs20.formsite.com/SouthernCountiesRescue/Application/index.html Personality traits Friendly, Smart, Brave, Curious, Quiet, Quiet, Funny

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Bottle Fed & Ready For Foster Family To Enjoy The Easy Work!This beautiful litter of 3 Siamese and a sweet Calico are ready to move from the woman that bottle-fed them and they will be ready for adoption soon.  If you know how much work bottle-feeding is you will know how much the caregiver needs a break and some lucky person can do the “light-lifting and enjoy these kittens while they ready for adoption. You must be in Orange County to foster cats for us!! Just so you know, our kittens are adopted in pairs because every young being needs a friend and an “equal energy playmate” is one that is well match in play energy. If you have an old cat and want to adopt a kitten always adopt a pair so your old cat can enjoy being a senior and snoozing and but enjoying watching and not being jumped on and chased all day or night. Just think of human grandparents enjoying the time with the children for a time and how they take them back to their parents and then get some rest.   Adopting a bonded pair of kittens that are well-matched by play energy helps avoid “unhappy” cats that just tolerate each other or terrorize each other. My specialty is, “Make Cats Happy!” It all starts with making the right choice to adopt based on your home, your lifestyle, the family members and other pets in your home. These kittens are available for adoption, but we are seeking a foster to take them into their home until they are fully vetted and altered prior to going to their new homes. The foster will have first right to choose a pair! Community Animal Network will be accepting pre-adoption applications and we abide by COVID-19 safety precautions when showing our animals because they live in private homes. The adoption includes, spay/neuter, viral blood testing for FIV/FELv, vaccinations, two dewormings, nails trimmed and our animals have no fleas. A 1 ½ hour feline pet-parenting consultation is included and there is a lot of veterinary medical information because a pet-parents largest expense is for sickness and hospitalizations. Much of the focus of the pet-parenting consultation is on symptoms of common diseases and foods to avoid that cause them. We implant AVID microchips and the registration in the national 24-hour pet recovery data base is included, a 30-day health commitment and a 30-day return policy apply. The adoption papers disclose previous treatments and any disclosures. Our vet is Dr. Elaine Wexler-Mitchell, an author and a board-certified feline specialist that owns, The Cat Care Clinic in the city of Orange. She is not taking any new patients, but does see those animals adopted from us! Community Animal Network is a veterinary medical rescue founded in 1996 for abandoned and “at risk” shelter dogs and cats. In 2015 the board unanimously supported the birth of the veterinary internship program designed for aspiring veterinarian’s as young as 15. When you adopt or donate to Community Animal Network you are helping a young person step into their future! The interns learn from studying vet records, following vet orders and receive hands-on animal handling experience; give medications, injections, draw blood and observe procedures and treatments. Thank you for considering helping a local animal by fostering or if you can make a donation to help it would be so greatly appreciated!    DiAnna Pfaff-Martin Founder & Director P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, Ca 92658 949-759-3646 www.communityanimalnetwork.org www.PayPal.Me/CommunityAnimal        October 29, 2024, 7:02 am

Needs A Quiet Home Without Kids or DogsCourage is a beautiful white apple-head Siamese with big blue eyes that would be happy living in a quiet home without dogs or kids. While he lives with other cats now, other cats take the spots nearest his caregiver that he wishes he had. Courage deserves to have all the attention and his dream would be king of his home, without so much competition for affection. Would that be the kind of home you could provide? His favorite comfy spaces are baskets to curl up inside. His previous home was his rescue foster family that saved him when he was a kitten from a Target parking lot when he was being chased by a “murder of crows”, which is the correct term for a flock of crows. He did not do well in his rescue home that was active with kids another cat and a Great Dane. For more info, text DiAnna at 949-759-3646 or email at DiAnna@networkfounder.org. Courage is being cared for by Community Animal Network, a non-profit organization founded by DiAnna Pfaff-Martin in 1996. C.A.N is a veterinary medical rescue that helps dogs and cats that need to find new homes. C.A.N. foster homes are nurture houses and animals need time to decompress after some of the unfortunate experiences of their past. Fostering is a wonderful way to help and also consider adopting by getting to know different animal’s that fit with your family’s lifestyle. To help by donating, use our PayPal link: www.PayPal.Me/CommunityAnimal Or Mail checks to: Community Animal Network P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, CA 92658 The founder of Community Animal Network, DiAnna Pfaff-Martin, is a feline expert with over 25 years of active rescue experience and is very particular about the nurturing of the animals to discover their needs to be happy in their future home. “The Community Animal Report”, DiAnna wrote and self-published in the 1990’s standing in public places handing her paper out and helping private parties rehome their pets through her classified section called, “Pre-Loved Pets”. In 1998 she was offered to write a weekly column called the, “Pet Of the Week” for the Los Angeles Times Daily Pilot Community Newspaper. DiAnna wrote the “Pet of the Week” for 18 years until 2016. With DiAnna’s experience, feral kittens are tamed to "pet quality" and rescue cats that are shy are disclosed and termed, "rescue quality" with a lower placement fee and these special kitties often blossom in just the right home.   All future pet-parents receive valuable information about cat care in a two hour "feline pet-parenting consultation" that focuses a lot on the health and safety of the cat. The most current information is made available about how to keep your cat healthy, pet foods, litters and DiAnna’s specialty is “Make Cats Happy! Community Animal Network animals have all customary rescue veterinary medical and are microchipped with the AVID microchip and registered in the national pet-recovery database included in the placement fee and the animals come with a 30 day heath commitment and return policy.    October 29, 2024, 7:02 am

Partially Blind - Gets Around Just FineHolly and her brother Jasper are partially blind.  They get around normally inside a home. Best not to allow play and chase near any stairs.      October 29, 2024, 7:02 am