Siamese kittens & cats in Red Wing, Minnesota

*** Bonded pair--I must go home with my BFF Susie. *** My name is Roxie, and I`m a three-year-old female longhaired Siamese mix that came to Animal Ark because my family found themselves with too many cats. They described me as friendly, playful, and outgoing. I am cautious around other cats and happy and playful with dogs and children. Staff have found me to be affectionate and social. I gave birth to a litter of kittens while at Animal Ark, and I`m ready to rediscover my inner kitten, free of motherly responsibilities. If an exotic little gal is what you are looking for in a new feline companion, plan to stop in at the shelter and introduce yourself! I`m deeply bonded with Susie, and we must go home together.

*** Bonded Pair--I must be adopted with Roxie. *** My name is Susie, and I`m a five-year-old female Siamese mix that came to Animal Ark because my family found themselves with too many cats. They described me as friendly, playful, and outgoing. I am tolerant but not playful around other cats and happy and playful around dogs and children. Staff have found me to be affectionate and social. I gave birth to a litter of kittens after arriving at Animal Ark, and now I`m ready to rediscover my inner kitten with my kitten-rearing days in the past. If an exotic little gal is what you are looking for in a new feline companion, plan to stop in at the shelter and introduce yourself! I`m strongly bonded to my BFF Roxie, and we must go to our new home together.

Murietta came from a hoarder’s house. The house was so crowded with stuff and other cats that Murietta was forced to find a place to call her own - the rafters. It’s been years since Murietta was rescued from that hoarder’s house but the horrors she lived through are fresh in her head. Years later, she still prefers the rafters. She likes to be up high. Her tower is her security. Murietta doesn’t live completely in her castle in the clouds. When she does venture down to earth, she loves to curl up with her friend Scrappy. Scrappy is very similar in purrsonality to Murietta. He hasn’t been convinced that he needs to interact with humans. Both Murietta and Scrappy are sweet cats. There’s not a bad bone in their bodies. They just prefer cats to humans. Their adopter needs to appreciate their preferences. Murietta is very bonded to her friend Scrappy. She must be adopted with him. Scrappy and Murietta are currently in foster care. Please contact our adoption specialists at adoption@kittyrevolution.org or submit an application to meet them.

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.