Siamese kittens & cats in Hawaii

Looking to rehome our 7 year old cat named rajah This is not easy to do because he was our first baby, but ultimately my human baby comes first. He is a sweet boy, but since having our daughter almost 2 years ago, he has not adjusted well. He was very used to a calm, quiet lifestyle and that is just not life with a toddler He has been around our dog since he was about 5 months old and gotten along well with her. He has not been around cats since we adopted him. Overall since he is Siamese he is a little feisty and naughty in nature. But as he’s gotten older he has mellowed out greatly. He is fully vaccinated and neutered, but still has his claws. He will come with all his vet records, any food left, his bowl, automatic water dish, litter box, litter mat, and scratching post.

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Jewel is a stunning seal point Siamese female who was rescued from a hoarding situation. As beautiful as she is on the outside, Jewel is just as sweet on the inside. She has a gentle, loving nature and enjoys affection and companionship. Jewel is deeply bonded with her best friend, Mishmash, and they must be adopted together. Mishmash is a friendly tabby who loves being with her person. While she can be a little shy at first, once she feels comfortable, she enjoys affection and being close to the people she loves. Together, the girls love to cuddle, play, and keep each other company. Jewel and Mishmash would make a wonderful addition to a loving home that can offer them patience, security, and lots of love. 👉 Apply to adopt from Lucky Paws: luckypaws.org/adopt

Pearl is looking for a fresh start, and we’re hoping you can help. She is currently on Maui, Hawaii, but /flyhawaiicats can arrange and cover transportation anywhere on the U.S. mainland to the right adopter or rescue. Pearl is a 14-year-old flame point Siamese with stunning blue eyes, a big personality, and an even bigger heart. She loves to chat, purr, curl up in your lap, be brushed, and she still loves to play. Everyone who has cared for her falls in love with her. Pearl is diabetic and receives daily insulin injections, but she is otherwise doing wonderfully. The injections are easy to learn. She’s on a grain-free diet, enjoys life, and has so much love left to give. Her current situation is heartbreaking. The person who had been caring for her suffered a double stroke and can no longer look after her. Her owner, who works as a nomadic end-of-life doula, loves Pearl deeply and continues to support her medical care, but can no longer provide the stable home she deserves.