Siamese kittens & cats in Faribault, Minnesota

My name is Ferris — a handsome seal-point Siamese mix with charming snowshoe feet and a voice you’ll never forget. For a long time, I wandered a neighborhood alone. It seemed my family had moved away and simply left me behind. I waited. I hoped. But no one came back for me. Then a kindhearted woman noticed me. She saw past the loneliness and took me in, giving me safety and love until a space opened at Animal Ark. I’ll always be grateful for that. Everyone who meets me says the same thing: I’m friendly, affectionate, and wonderfully talkative. What can I say? I’m part Siamese — we’re known for having opinions, and I’ve got plenty to share. I’ll chat with you about your day, your dinner, your dreams… I just love being part of the conversation. When I arrived at the shelter, I was tested for FIV, FeLV, and heartworm. My results came back positive for both FIV and feline leukemia. It sounds scary, but many cats like me live long, happy, love-filled lives. I just need to be the only cat in my home — which means you get all my affection, all my purrs, and all my stories. I’d be an ideal candidate for a foster home. Animal Ark provides everything I need — food, litter, medication, supplies — and you provide the one thing I want most: a safe, loving place to belong. If you’re looking for a chatty, resilient boy who’s been through some hard knocks but still believes in people, come meet me. Let me look into your eyes, lean into your hand, and tell you my story in my own voice. I think you’ll fall under my spell the moment we meet.

*** Bonded Pair--I must be adopted with Gerald ***I’m Phoebe a 2-year-old female Siamese mix cat with a gentle heart and a story that deserves a second chance. My brother Gerald and I grew up together after arriving at Animal Ark as tiny kittens. We were adopted in January 2024, and for a while, we truly believed we had found our forever home. But life changed for our family, and suddenly there wasn’t enough time for us anymore. Losing our home has been confusing and sad, but through it all, Phoebe and I have leaned on each other the way we always have. We’re safe, we’re together, and we’re hoping—really hoping—that someone out there is ready to love a pair of young cats who already love each other deeply. My previous family described me as friendly, affectionate, and sweet-natured. I was cautious and reserved with the children in our home. We don’t have experience with dogs or other cats, so any new introductions should be slow and patient. But with kindness and time, we’ll settle in and show you who we really are. If your heart has room for two, and you’re dreaming of a pair of loving young adults who will fill your home with warmth, please come meet us. We’re waiting—together—for the person who will give us the forever we’ve been hoping for.

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Svetlana is playful, loving, and completely adorable. She’s a true snugglebug who loves curling up with her person, happily making biscuits while soaking up affection. When she’s not cuddling, she’s busy entertaining herself with life’s simple joys—folded socks, strings, and boxes are her favorite toys. She has a hilarious “hunter” streak and proudly stalks dish towels from the kitchen, delivering her prizes straight to her chosen human like a gift of love. Svetlana is very curious about the outdoors and would love to explore, but she’s kept safely inside since she lives on a busy street and her people love her far too much to take any chances. Svetlana does have a skin condition that she takes medication for, and she handles it like a champ. With her care routine, she’s comfortable and happy. Sweet, silly, and full of personality, Svetlana has a way of stealing hearts the moment you meet her.

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 lives with two Labs and does well if they respect her space. She is primarily an indoor cat but enjoys time outside.