Siamese kittens & cats in Los Banos, California

Meet Molly, a shy and quiet Lynx Point Siamese cat. Molly is about a year old Lynx Point Siamese female cat who is very shy and loves to snuggle with her siblings. She came to our group a little less than a year ago and is very timid and has recently become more outgoing and trusting. She typically has a favorite snuggle spot and like to come out when the house is quiet and all the kittens are napping. She has beautiful soft blue eyes and delicate stripes on her white coat. When she isn’t snuggling with her sister BoPeep, she loves to sit and look out the window. Molly is a very special girl and will need the right family to come out of her shell completely. She will take time and patience to build trust with her adopted family but once she is settled she will be a wonderful companion in her own special way. Molly is spay, dewormed, flea and parasite free, FIV/FeLV negative, microchipped and ready for her loving forever home. Molly is very shy but loves to be with her sister BoPeep, she woudl transition better with a cat she knows as she is more fearful of change compared to our standard foster. Priority will be given to an adopter interested in both Molly and BoPeep. If you are interested in adopting Molly please complete the adoption application at: https://kittentalesrescue.org/adoption-application/

Cali is a sweet older cat, that came to my door & took her in but she is afraid of my other cats ,so I have to keep her separate from them, she would do best in a quiet home with no other animals, she has s very docile & loves to be petted, she doesn't jump on furniture or kitchen counter, but she loves her wet food twice a day! For someone who wants a very sweet quiet cat , she would be great in your home!

She is a gentle, shy girl with a calm and loving personality. It may take her a little time to warm up to new people, but once she feels safe, she shows her sweet and affectionate side. She’s very well-behaved and fully trained, making her an easy addition to a home. She does great around other cats and is comfortable with other pets as well. She would thrive in a patient, quiet home that understands her shy nature and gives her the time she needs to adjust. Once she bonds with you, she’ll be a loyal and peaceful companion 🤍

Hi, I’m Kinoko - a gentle, thoughtful 10-year-old Siamese girl with big blue eyes… and yes, they’re just a tiny bit cross-eyed. It just means I have my own special way of looking at the world—and people tend to fall in love with it pretty quickly. I like to take my time getting to know things. I’ll sit back, observe, and think things through… and then come over for a soft headbutt and a cozy purr once I decide you’re my kind of person. I enjoy the simple things—quiet spaces, comfy spots to nap, and being near my people. I’m not overly demanding, but I do love companionship, and I’m happiest when I can sit with you and keep you company (your lap is a pretty great place, just saying). I’ve been with another cat in my previous home and we got along really well. Right now, I’m being treated for a gastrointestinal condition, and I’m doing really well. I have a great appetite, I’ve been gaining weight, and I’m feeling more like myself every day. I’ll likely need to stay on a consistent diet and may need ongoing medication to keep my tummy feeling good. Because of that, I’m looking for a home that can offer: • a calm, stable environment • consistency with my food and routine • someone who’s comfortable keeping an eye on my health and working with a vet if needed In return, I’ll be a very sweet and loyal companion. I may be a little thoughtful at first, but once I feel safe, I’ll show you just how affectionate I can be. If you’re someone who appreciates a quiet, loving cat (with a slightly unique perspective), I think we could be really good for each other.

We’ve had meow meow since he was a kitten and hes a beautiful sweet loving cat who loves to be pet and loves affection. We saved a stray cat plancha one day who he was scared of and thats when his territorial issues came in. He started peeing outside the litter on couches to claim his territory. Plancha sadly was an old cat and passed away recently. Meow meow has continued these territorial behaviors after i moved out and unfortunately my father threatened to kick him out to the street. I saved my cat and took him to my new rental home and tried to retrain him. He at first peed on the couch a few times and then went a while without marking anything and was doing really well since we used spray from petco to mark the couch with a scent hed stay away from. He did well for weeks but yesterday peed again and the issue lies with my landlord not allowing this. My brothers have asked me to rehome him to a loving family who has the time and patience to retrain him and care for him.

A little shy, but very loving, Purrica is a Tortie Point Siamese. ##2642076##