Siamese kittens & cats in Deltona, Florida

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Mason is a charming 3.5 year old male Flame Point Siamese. He is super sweet and likes to talk! Mason does well with other cats and will be a delightful addition to most any loving home. He loves to be a lap cat and he's ready to meet you at our shelter.

Jackie is a handsome lynx point Siamese who is about 4 years old. He was originally found in rough shape, nursed back to health, then came to our rescue. Jackie is such a healthy and big boy now you'd never know where he came from! Jackie is snuggly and loves his people. He's been trained to walk on a harness and as you can see, loves to flop over for belly rubs and naps. Jackie gets along well with dogs, but not so well with cats. We are looking for a home where he will be the only cat.

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SHADOW is a gentle, loving boy, looking for a forever home. He loves lap time, purrs himself to sleep and is quite talkative. He loves to be around his owner, but doesn't get underfoot. He's a great one pet cat, but does get along with other cats. He can be playful and loves his toys. Shadow is more than just a pet; he's a companion who will bring a sense of tranquility to your life. Shadow is currently being fostered and needs a home now. While shy at first, he warms up to new surroundings and makes himself at home quickly. Come get him!

Meet Rocket! Him and his sister Mantis are FULL of teenage goofiness. These siblings are a bundle of joy who love playing together all day long. When they eventually get tired, they seek the warmth of a human lap for some well-deserved cuddle time. One of the most adorable sights is Mantis making biscuits in her bed. These siblings came to the rescue a few months ago, initially appearing fragile, but with lots of love and care, they've made an incredible recovery. Now, they are ready to find a forever home where they can shower their new family with love and affection. As they are deeply bonded and have never been apart, they must be adopted together. Despite being FELV+ (Feline Leukemia Virus positive), these siblings don't let it slow them down. FELV weakens a cat's immune system, but it's not transmitted to humans or other non-feline pets. So, they are perfect for a household looking to adopt them exclusively or one that already has non-feline occupants. Of course, adopting an FELV+ cat requires an open and honest discussion with your veterinarian. They can provide personalized advice based on the cat's health and your household's dynamics. Being more prone to infections and illnesses, you should be prepared for potential health challenges and stay vigilant in monitoring their well-being. If you are looking for a delightful pair to brighten your home, these lovable FELV+ siblings are the purrfect addition to your family! ##1788079##