Siamese kittens & cats in Northfield, Minnesota

MOXIE | 5-YEAR-OLD FEMALE | PUREBRED BLUE-POINT SIAMESEMoxie is gorgeous, gentle, mellow, sweet and alert companion looking for her forever home. She enjoys her people immensely. Moxie will shadow you around the house watching attentively with her large, round sky-blue eyes, pausing for interactive play or to curl up on your warm soft lap. Moxie has perfect litter box habits and great manners. She is healthy.Ideal Home: Moxie needs to be an only cat, as she thrives when she gets all the love. She was a confident, affectionate family member until another cat joined the household, which caused her to feel anxious and hesitant. She has thrived with both a single adults and a family with teens.Moxie is a treasure for someone who wants a beautiful, devoted cat and has a home where she can be the sole princess.

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.

Have you been seeking a loving companion with great conversational skills? If so, here’s a sweetie who may just suit your needs. Honey Bear is young (1-2 years), blond, lean and lanky, with eyes that look deeply into yours, and who savors human interaction This fellow was a very hungry stray being fed for several weeks until he was successfully live-trapped. It was obvious he’d been outside for a while. Initially timid, he has now established deep trust in his caregiver and savors gentle human contact. Honey Bear has enjoyed living in his own upstairs room which has become his safe place. One of his favorite things to do is gaze out his windows to safely watch any outdoor action. He definitely enjoys looking, but does not want to be an outdoor kitty – way too scary for him. And he loves being toasty and warm. Since he is now ready to expand his horizons, he has been slowly exploring the house he lives in. Watching Honey Bear discover and play with toys, experience new environments, and watch his confidence and imagination grow has been rewarding. Because being indoors is new to him, a gradual introduction and his own safe room will be a necessity until he gains confidence in his new home. An adult-only home with adopters who are experienced with timid cats and can offer the patience required while he develops trust will be the best fit for this gentle and loving boy. Another gentle cat who can be a good playmate and appropriate buddy might be a great addition later. Honey Bear is simply looking for a forever home where he can be loved and return that love in full. And, yes, he sings “I am Siamese if you please…I am Siamese if you don’t please…..” HoneyBear is in foster care. Please submit an application or contact our adoption specialists at adoption@kittyrevolution.org to meet him.

# Meet Beans ! 🐱 I'm a petite 3-month-old Siamese kitten with striking white and point coloring, and I'm already neutered and litter box trained — ready to settle right in! I'm a total lap kitty who purrs the moment I see my person, and I absolutely crave pets and cuddles. 💕 I get along beautifully with other cats and children, and I'm smart and playful enough to keep you entertained for hours. Come meet this adventurous little guy and discover why I'm ready to be your new best friend! ✨

Recipe for a Perfect Cat CompanionBy WinstonStart with one blue-point cat, slightly chonky. Fresh-picked cats are cute, but the mature ones are best for this recipe.Add a large portion of affection, an easygoing disposition, and a fondness for being brushed. Stir until combined. Do not overmix or you will activate the teeth.Gently fold in a gourmet purr. Note: do not settle for inferior ingredients here. Gourmet purrs are more complex and give your Perfect Cat Companion depth and interest.Lightly sprinkle in some catnip-activated playtime.If your cat mixture seems off, season with a bit of pain medication for arthritis and a prescription diet for urinary health. That will perk him right back up again.Let rest in a cozy space as needed.Bake on your lap for as long as possible. Like this recipe but can't make your own? You're in luck! This Perfect Cat Companion is toasty warm and ready for adoption.Please visit https://felinerescue.org to learn more about me and where I am located!

*This animal is a part of our “Seniors for Seniors” program where we offer senior adopters an opportunity to adopt an eligible pet at a discounted fee.* Meet Remoulade, affectionately known as Remy—a distinguished little old lady who has lived quite the life and is now looking for a soft, safe place to land. Remy recently found herself in foster care after being surrendered by an unhoused owner who simply could no longer care for her. Such a heartbreaking separation at this stage of life is hard on any pet, but Remy has taken it all in stride and adapted wonderfully to the comforts of home. With age comes a few special needs, but this golden girl makes every single one of them worth it. Remy has some muscle loss and joint stiffness in her hips that cause her to walk with a bit of a limp. She is an absolute star about her healthcare: she takes her pain medication and joint supplements mixed right into her wet food (breakfast and dinner are her favorite times of day!). While she still loves surveying her kingdom from elevated spots, she’s a sensible lady who just needs a little help—like a ramp or restricted access—to keep her from leaping down from high surfaces. Because her back legs aren't always able to reach every spot during grooming, she appreciates a little help keeping her gorgeous Siamese-point calico coat in order, a pampering session she absolutely adores. She also has a handful of endearing old lady quirks that her foster mom would be more than happy to fill you in on! Remy has breathtaking eyes and a heart of gold. She isn't a cat who will demand to be glued to your lap 24/7, but she deeply loves affectionate pets and will happily curl up right beside you when it’s time for one of her many daily naps. She is unfazed by dogs, cats, and kids, viewing them all with calm curiosity. Her dream retirement home is one centered around single-floor living (easily managed with a simple baby gate, as she doesn’t attempt to jump them), cozy sunbeams, and endless chin scratches. Someone who can help her stay gently active without wearing out her joints on her stiffer days would be her ideal match. If you are looking for a quiet, soulful companion to share your golden years with, Remy is ready to give you all her love. Can you give this special girl the peaceful retirement she deserves? If you’re a senior adopter in search of a senior pet to join your retirement home, you’re in luck! We offer adopters aged 65 years and older the opportunity to adopt a senior pet at a discounted fee. Senior pets count as any animal that is over nine years of age or older.

Axel strayed from a local farm to my son’s home who traveled a lot. I ended up watching him when my son was out of town and he never picked him back up. I work a lot and he just doesn’t get the attention he deserves. He likes to drink out of faucets, is very affectionate and doesn’t like to miss out on anything. He enjoys looking out windows, belly rubs and playing with toys. Has been around one child but will hide if he’s being chased. My daughter recently moved in with a big dog and her dog is not tolerating the cat. It has been very stressful for both pets. Axel is such a good boy and very sweet.