Siamese kittens & cats in Cambridge, Minnesota

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Meet Yenn, our resident "Grumpy Cat" doppelganger with a heart of gold, currently searching for her forever home! Yenn is a shy beauty who takes her time getting to know new people, but once you earn her trust, she reveals a sweet and affectionate side. While full body cuddles aren't quite her style yet, Yenn absolutely adores chin scratches and gentle head pats. These are the keys to her heart, and she'll lean right into your touch, soaking up all the affection you have to offer. Interestingly, as she's grown more comfortable in her foster home, her preference for being held has lessened – she's a feline who values her independence! Yenn finds comfort in the presence of her sister, Triss, and can often be found snuggled alongside her. While Triss is definitely the more demonstrative cuddler of the two, Yenn appreciates the quiet companionship. She's looking for a patient and understanding home that respects her boundaries and celebrates her unique personality. If you're looking for a charming, slightly reserved feline friend who will reward your patience with loving head scratches and a quietly content presence, Yenn might just be the perfect match for you. Come meet this beautiful girl and see if her grumpy face can charm its way into your heart! Yenn is from an owner surrender. If you are interested in getting to know this animal better, please fill out an adoption application. An adoption application is the best way to show your interest in an animal and is not a binding contract. To learn more about Ruff Start’s adoption process and the care our foster animals receive, please visit our How to Adopt page. If you are unable to adopt but want to help this animal and others in our care, you can donate to support the medical and veterinary needs of all Ruff Start Rescue animals.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.December 1, 2025, 1:33 pm

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I have had Twig for 14 years. She was bonded to my cat that passed away 4 years ago and we've struggled to normalize her life and behavior since. The loss of her friend has made her territorial and needs to be the only animal in a home. I have 2 other cats and she's exhibited aggression towards the younger animals as they also need my attention. I brought in a cat behavioralist and the outcome was - she needs to be an only pet. On her own, she's a sweet, affectionate old lady that wants your attention and a warm spot to sleep all day. She's currently separated from the other cats in her own room and uses the litter box flawlessly. If she feels threatened or her territory encroached on, she will mark what she believes is her space. So some space integration and trust building with her will go a long way. I can provide the litter box she uses and her medical records. The $50 fee is to assure you're serious and can care for her - and will be donated to the Bitty Kitty Brigade.

I believe this cat was abandoned in my neighborhood and I rescued it before it got too cold. It is living in my basement and he is ridiculously friendly and super sweet. I had him vaccinated and vetted last weekend, he is super healthy and the vet commented on how friendly he is. He is about 18 months old and is a flamepoint siamese. I am rehoming him because he wants to hunt my 13-year-old black cat. I realize in time they may be able to live together in peace, but I do not want to put my black cat through that stress. I want Chippy to go to a good, loving home. He has a neutering appointment December 9 but would like to get him into a new home before then. I just want to make sure he goes to a family who can afford to keep him for the rest of his life and make an investment in his well being. Again, he is super friendly. BTW, I have spent more than $400 in vetting - he is completely healthy, and has all of his vaccinations.

i got Caspur (3yr) as a therapy cat at 8 weeks old from a breeder. he was diagnosed with anxiety and idiopathic cystitis around 1 year old. he needs daily anxiety medication in morning and night, special urinary health food, and to be monitored for urinary distress as he's had UTI's and bladder blockages. his new home needs to be stress free as it increases chances of crystals in his bladder. i cant deal with the stress of an anxious cat and his medical needs. he loves going for walks outside on his harness, bird toys, and sitting by the window. he's vocal. he only purrs around me and sits in my lap so im unsure how his behavior would be with a new family but he warms up. he cannot have strings/hair ties as he will eat them. he connects with his main owner and is microchipped

that was found roaming the streets of Eagle Pass. Thankfully a wonderful vet found him and worked on gaining his trust. Once a former street thug, this boy is now a reformed house cat that loves all the attention and food he can get. He enjoys the comforts of home and would like one of his very own. He enjoys toys, scratches and all the love you can give. Write it in a heartfelt but fun tone. Meet the newly reformed Iced Mocha! Once a rugged "street thug" roaming the streets of Eagle Pass, this handsome one-year-old Siamese boy has traded his rough-and-tumble past for the plush life of a house cat. Found and saved by a compassionate vet who patiently earned his trust, Iced Mocha discovered the sheer joy of human affection and decided the stray life just wasn’t for him. Now, he’s a gentleman of leisure who adores the comforts of home, whether it’s lounging in a sunbeam or getting endless scratches behind his ears. He approaches every meal with gusto and is quite the enthusiast for toy-driven playtime. Iced Mocha is ready to put his paws up for good and is searching for his forever home—a place where love, attention, and perhaps an extra treat or two, are always in supply. Open your heart and home to this sweet boy; he promises to pay you back in purrs and companionship!