Siamese kittens & cats in Belle Plaine, Minnesota

Meet Lily: The Ultimate Dream Kitten! 🐾🔥Due to a new|demanding travel work schedule, I’m heartbrokenly looking for a forever home for Lily, an 8-month-old Flame Point Siamese. This breed is incredibly rare, prestigious. Why you'll love Lily: Intelligent: She actually plays fetch! Sweet|Gentle: Loves affection. Talkative: She will converse with you. Adventurous: Enjoys harness or supervised deck|patio time! Financial Stability: Must have a stable job to support her premium care and food. Time: Cannot be left alone for long periods; requires a sitter if you're gone over a day. Included Gear: Auto water dish, food dishes, toys, food, open box with flushable World’s Best Cat Litter. MN Locals: I can introduce you to her top-rated Rover sitter! If you have a loving home, a stable job, and plenty of time for this premium girl, I’d love to connect! 💗

Hi, my name is Lewis and I am from Minnesota! Lewis is a super sweet and friendly guy. He loves brushing up on your legs and lying in your lap for pets. He enjoys napping in comfy little spots around you and loves chasing jingle balls if you throw them. He has done very well with dogs, and I have high hopes that he would love to have cat friends as well.

Skye is an 8-year-old Siamese mix who has been a loved part of our family for many years. She was found as a tiny kitten along the side of the road in 2018 and became our teenager’s pet. During COVID, and a move on our part, my mom took her in, and they quickly bonded.Due to my elderly mom's declining health, she can no longer care for Skye, and we want to find her a home that better suits her personality and needs. We have taken Skye in again, but have since gotten another cat. Despite efforts we cannot convince the two to get along.Skye is independent, strong-willed, and a bit of a “slow burn.” She prefers affection on her own terms, but with time and trust she becomes affectionate and enjoys lap time, head butts, and forehead kisses. She may not give the best first impression, as siamese are known for, but patience pays off.She wants to be an only cat. She has lived with dogs (labrador retrievers) in the past, but she is happier and more relaxed in a dog and (other) cat free home.

❤️ Special Home Needed for a Very Special Girl ❤️ Sometimes the cats who need us the most aren't the ones who immediately climb into our laps. We have a beautiful 4-year-old brown Siamese girl who came to us after being picked up by ACS with her kittens. Her babies are friendly, happy little kitties, but Momma is a different story. This beautiful girl is spicy, frightened, and unsure of people. She cannot be held right now, and the world can still be a pretty scary place for her. But we don't believe that means she doesn't deserve a loving home. We believe she simply needs someone who is willing to give her time, patience, and the chance to learn that she is safe. 🐾 Since coming into rescue, she has been spayed and brought up to date on her vaccinations, so now we're hoping to find the special person who will take the next step with her. 🏡 We are looking for a patient, understanding adopter who doesn't expect an instant lap cat. Someone who will let her come out of her shell at her own pace. Someone who understands that sitting quietly in the same room, offering treats, playing with a wand toy, or simply giving her a safe place to observe the world can be a huge step forward. Maybe she will never be the type of cat who wants to be carried around. And that's okay. Maybe her way of saying "I love you" will be sitting beside you instead of on your lap. Maybe she'll eventually accept a gentle touch. Maybe she'll surprise us all. What she needs most is someone willing to give her the opportunity to find out. ❤️ We are asking our rescue community: 🐾 Is there someone out there who would be willing to give this beautiful girl a chance? We are willing to negotiate her adoption fee for the right person and the right application. This isn't about finding just anyone for her. It's about finding the person who understands that earning the trust of a frightened cat can be one of the most rewarding experiences there is. If you have experience with shy, fearful, or unsocialized cats—or simply have a quiet home and a very patient heart—we would love to hear from you. ❤️ She doesn't need someone to fix her. She needs someone willing to show her that she is safe, loved, and finally home. Adoption fee for right application is negotiable.

Meet Delilah. Shes a very loving, talkative, highly intelligent cat. She LOVES the outdoors, and loves to be cuddled. Most days, she’s playful like a 5 year old. Other days, she’s can sleep all day in bed with you. She’s semi good with kids, but might need a calmer approach. She came from a house with many other siblings, that were kind of bullies. At first, I was told she was a boy up until I got her spayed and the vet told me she’s a girl! :) She’s microchipped, I have all the paperwork from her previous vet trips, she’s super healthy and genuinely needs a loving home. She’s met a dog before, it was a good interaction. She mainly needs patience, loving, a ton of playtime and she loves to eat. I’d be happy to answer any questions you may have. I will provide you with all the documentation, shots & micro info, and I’d be willing to send her with everything she has here. :)Only looking to rehome because my son’s allergies have gotten severely worse as time has went on. Victoria ❤️

Behind this beautiful boy's gorgeous coat and blue eyes is a scared little guy looking for somewhere safe to land. Ringo and his foster mom are hard at work teaching him that he can trust people. Ringo's ideal home is one that can give him somewhere quiet to decompress and respects his space and boundaries as he gets his bearings. Caring for a scaredy cat like Ringo requires a caretaker that will work with him at his pace and keep the Churus flowing. At this time, Ringo is not a good fit for a home with children or other animals. Interested in learning more about what it takes to care for a cat like Ringo? Put in an application and his foster parents will be happy to answer any questions! ---- Want to adopt a kitten? We highly recommend you consider bringing home two instead of one! Adopting kittens in pairs has been proven to be beneficial for cats’ emotional and behavioral well-being and greatly improves the likelihood of long-term adopter happiness as a result. Adopting more than one kitten also reduces the risk of “Single Kitten Syndrome” (also known as Tarzan Syndrome), a symptom of under-socialization during a kitten’s most formative weeks. Kittens who are under-socialized may develop aggressive tendencies toward both other animals and humans as they grow, creating lifelong behavioral issues for owners.