Siamese kittens & cats in Tecumseh, Michigan

Meet out sweet girl Batty Koda, she is an adventures Siamese mix, sweet with the kids in our home but sadly we had 3 accidental litters while waiting for our boy to get fixed and with our busy schedules we just don't have the ability to keep all of the fur babies anymore.

Cece is a social, friendly cat who loves meeting new people and making friends. She’s ready to find her forever home and share her love and playful spirit.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Meet Novie, a 1-year-old Siamese Tabby mix. He is a beautiful boy with his stunning blue eyes He LOVES sitting in windows enjoying the fresh air and keeping an eye on all the squirrels, chipmunks and all mother nature’s creatures. Gazing outside is his happy place when he feels calm, especially at nighttime. He loves laying in the sun and his favorite thing in the world is a Chicken Delectable Squeeze Up He loves to follow us around the house and hasn’t been very vocal unless you shut the door and he’s not in the room with you or if its food related (very food motivated growing boy). Novie is not a huge cuddler, but he does enjoy pets from his human. He is not a fan of tummy rubs and will give you a little bunny back leg warning kicks if you forget and rub his belly. He doesn’t enjoy being picked up and is a little wiggly at times but he LOVES to be brushed! His favorite is a big, tall scratching tree! He is a huge fan and uses his tree daily, but he hasn’t shown an interest in the scratchers that are flat on the floor. He allows nail trims, although he’s not a huge fan of it, we are able to distract him with his favorite yummy treat. So far, he hasn’t shown an interest in jumping on the kitchen counters, but he is curious and stretches his paw up when he wants to see what is going on. Novie is full of energy and must be play with multiple times a day. He gets at least 30 minutes of play time in the morning and evening. He’s a young boy and young boys like to play! He is good with other cats and would do well with a playmate around the same age as him. If you have room in your home and heart for Novie, please complete an application today. All MISR cats are neutered or spayed, current on rabies and distemper, have tested negative for FIV/FELV and all known health issues have been addressed. The adoption fee for Novie is $250 and he is being fostered in Waterford Michigan.  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. Please inquire about this kitty on our official website:  http://mi-siamese-rescue.rescuegroups.org Our adoption policies and online form are located here: Adoption Information. MISR always accepts donations of lightly used cat carriers, cat trees/towers, and polartec delivery blankets. Please help Michigan Siamese Rescue help more cats like this one...please consider clicking through to iGi&#226&#128&#139ve . iGive is a portal to over 400 merchants that will donate a portion of your purchase price back to Michigan Siamese Rescue. You pay nothing extra. It's an easy, free, way for you to get what you want and for our cats to get a piece of the pie! November 24, 2025, 10:55 am

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Meet Hattie, a Siamese Chocolate Point, who is approximately 6 or 7 years. She is a beautiful girl with her stunning blue eyes She is SO special because she is SO loving! She loves to be around people it is her favorite thing in the world! If you are looking for a lap cat, Hattie is the girl you have been looking for. She would spend every waking minute in her human’s lap if you let her Foster dad says she makes the best sleeping buddy. Hattie does have one problem…if there is a heating pad in one of the cat beds, she is so torn between leaving that warm sleeping spot and the warmth of her human’s lap Guess that is a good problem to have! Hattie is not much of a talker, which is surprising for Siamese cats, but she does make tiny little sounds, and she does like to purr! Do you have the lap and the time to give Hattie the perfect forever home? If you have room in your home and heart for Hattie, please complete an application today. All MISR cats are neutered or spayed, current on rabies and distemper, have tested negative for FIV/FELV and all known health issues have been addressed. The adoption fee for Hattie is $250 and she is being fostered in Novi Michigan.      Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. Please inquire about this kitty on our official website:  http://mi-siamese-rescue.rescuegroups.org Our adoption policies and online form are located here: Adoption Information. MISR always accepts donations of lightly used cat carriers, cat trees/towers, and polartec delivery blankets. Please help Michigan Siamese Rescue help more cats like this one...please consider clicking through to iGi&#226&#128&#139ve . iGive is a portal to over 400 merchants that will donate a portion of your purchase price back to Michigan Siamese Rescue. You pay nothing extra. It's an easy, free, way for you to get what you want and for our cats to get a piece of the pie! October 17, 2025, 8:41 am

Miko is a purebred Siamese with a calm and gentle personality. Shes shy at first but quick to warm up (especially when treats are involved) Sadly, due to a new family member with allergies, I can no longer provide the proper care Miko deserves. Personality & Habits: Loves playing and napping in the sunshine House-trained / litter-trained Gets along well with children Indoors only Health & Care: Vaccinated / not spayed Diet: Blue Buffalo Tastefuls Natural Dry Food Favorite treats: Temptations any flavor

Max is a Siamese, he a lover. Very good with humans and from what I can tell (with our dogs) but unfortunately he does not do well with other cats, bullys them very bad. (I been told thats how Siamese are, but I never been sure) He comes with another cat he is bonded with Lucy, but if need be they can be separated. Him and the other cat were abandoned and I thought they would do well with mine, but they do not and the cats I have had have been in my home for many years and are now pooping all over because they will not go anywhere near these two. I feel awful, but I absolutely cannot keep them and want them to live out the rest of their life easy. When I brought them home they chose a room in the house and kinda made that their domain. Max (and/or Lucy) need to be the only cats in the house. They are loved and love to be pet and around humans. They do not have any known illnesses. Max has a spot that has been checked and ruled out as malignant and he is not in any pain.