Siamese kittens & cats in Lake City, Minnesota

He is part simes and tabby. Due to being part simes, he gets UTIs and needs to be on C/D cat food. I cant keep him due to him not getting along with my child. He loves to come up and snuggle when your reading or doing homework. He dosnt like to be petted very long and needs to warm up to someone befor they start petting him or he might scratch.

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Meet Diddy! 🐾 Diddy is a handsome Siamese Lynx Point boy with a sweet personality and a very special story. In 2024, Diddy broke his leg, and although he has some residual damage, he certainly doesn’t let it slow him down! He still uses that leg and doesn’t seem to realize he’s technically a three-legged cat. 😊 Diddy is a very skittish and cautious cat, especially when he first meets someone. He needs time, patience, and a safe environment where he can settle in at his own pace. Having places to hide is important to him, and once he gets comfortable and learns to trust you, his loving personality really comes out. He is a genuinely sweet boy who enjoys affection from people he knows. Diddy would do best in a quiet, understanding home with no small children. Older children and adults would be a better fit. He would also do best either with other friendly cats or in a home where he has plenty of companionship and safe places to retreat. No big dogs. He may be able to live with a small, calm dog, but a dog-free home may be the easiest fit for him. Because Diddy is so fearful, he has not yet been able to receive all of his vaccinations. A recent attempt at the vet was especially stressful for him, so his future family will need to be patient and work with him gently when veterinary care is needed. Diddy could be happy as an indoor house cat or even a shop kitty, provided he has a secure environment and plenty of places where he can hide and feel safe. He may take some time to trust you, but once he does, you'll discover what a loving and special guy he really is. ❤️

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.

Hello there! I’m Amelia! I may be a little quiet and reserved when we first meet, but underneath my shy exterior is a sweet girl just waiting to blossom. I came to ECCHA as a surrender and am already spayed. Some of my favorite things include gentle head scratches, being brushed, soaking up the sunshine in a cozy spot, and curling up in a comfy bed. I lived with another cat, Meepers, a bird, George and a small dog, Scooter, in my prior home. I’d love a patient, loving home where I can settle in at my own pace and show you just how sweet I can be. Could I be your new best friend?