Siamese kittens & cats in Victoria, Minnesota

He likes going out side, we got him from humane society. He is 5 years old and should live on a farm. He loves to meow when he wants something.

*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.

Meet Ringo, a stunning boy with a gorgeous coat and beautiful blue eyes! Behind that handsome exterior is a sweet, scared little guy who is learning that people can be trusted and that life can be a pretty wonderful place. Ringo and his foster mom are working hard together, and he is slowly discovering that he is safe. He’ll need a patient person who understands that building trust doesn’t happen overnight and who will celebrate the little victories along the way. A steady supply of Churus certainly wouldn’t hurt, either! Ringo’s ideal home is a quiet one where he can decompress, settle in, and get comfortable at his own pace. He needs someone who will respect his space and boundaries while he gets his bearings and allow him to decide when he is ready for the next step. For now, Ringo is looking for a peaceful home without children or other animals. His person should be willing to give him the time, patience, and consistency he needs to build his confidence and discover the rewards of trusting his humans. Ringo may be a work in progress, but every brave step forward is another glimpse of the wonderful cat waiting underneath his initial uncertainty. If you’re interested in learning more about this handsome boy and what he needs to thrive, put in an application and his foster family will be happy to answer any questions. And yes, they’ll probably tell you to keep the Churus flowing. 💙 ---- Want to adopt a kitten? We highly recommend you consider bringing home two instead of one! Adopting kittens in pairs has been proven to be beneficial for cats’ emotional and behavioral well-being and greatly improves the likelihood of long-term adopter happiness as a result. Adopting more than one kitten also reduces the risk of “Single Kitten Syndrome” (also known as Tarzan Syndrome), a symptom of under-socialization during a kitten’s most formative weeks. Kittens who are under-socialized may develop aggressive tendencies toward both other animals and humans as they grow, creating lifelong behavioral issues for owners.

Meet Stella! I got her from the humane society in 2015 as a kitten, making her 11 years old. She has been with me through many seasons of life. Now with a ever growing family and moving its time to close our chapter and start and new one with a family that will love her the later part of her life. She does have her nails so be sure to have a cat tree of some sort. Is very well litter boxed trained. Ive never had her go outside the box before. She does well with dogs and kids. She is gentle with kids and will tolerate a lot from them. Stella is an indoor cat only. She is independent during the day and loved to cuddle at night. She would be a good companion cat to love.

He is bonded with his sister Denarious. I am fostering them for my daughter who has moved out of state. Need to adopt both cats together. I am severely allergic to cats.

She is bonded with her brother Ragnar so needs to be adopted together.