Siamese kittens & cats in Nevada

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Our pets are "New Home Ready", meaning adopted animals are spayed/neutered, vaccinated including rabies and have a microchip. These services are all included in our adoption fee.NFASI is open Monday through Saturday 10am-5pm and hold adoption events periodically around the Pahrump area. Please call to confirm the pet you are interested in is still available (775) 537-8674 and onsite (or we can make arrangements for their Foster Parent to bring them in).Foster homes & volunteers are always needed please contact us regarding how you can foster or volunteer for our organization.

Finny is a very big cat. He weighs about 18 pounds. He is very affectionate and loves to cuddle He is bonded with Coco. We adopted both of them about 6 years as kittens. He is used to "grazing" his dry food. He loves to sleep with us in the bed. He also loves sitting on high points.

St. Nick is a gentle soul who came into our lives as a stray kitten around Christmastime—earning him his festive name. Now grown, he’s a calm, quiet companion who enjoys the simple pleasures in life. He spends most of his time indoors, happily snoozing through the day, but loves slipping outside into the backyard to sunbathe and keep a watchful eye out for lizards. St. Nick has a mellow temperament and isn’t one to demand attention. He’s content with a peaceful environment and thrives on routine and calm energy. Recently, our family welcomed a child, and despite our best efforts, St. Nick has had a hard time adjusting to the change. For his happiness and well-being, St. Nick would do best in a quiet, adult-only household where he can relax, feel secure, and return to being the serene little guardian he’s always been. With the right home, he’ll make a wonderful, low-key companion for someone who appreciates a soft presence and a sunny windowsill.

Sammy came to use from Texas where his owner wanted to euthanize him due to a positive FIV test. FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) is a retrovirus that many cats carry, and it is absolutely not a death sentence. After initial infection, many cats remain asymptomatic for the remainder of their lives. FIV is not transmissible to humans, and cats with a positive FIV result are often housed with other cats who do not have the virus, as transmission occurs only through deep bites (NOT grooming, sharing bowls or water, shared litterboxes, etc.). You can read more about FIV here https://www.alleycat.org/resources/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv/ Sammy currently has several roommates and has shown no sign of aggression, preferring to live peacefully with his fellow felines. He is shy at first and would prefer a calm, quiet environment but has never shown any inclination to bite or scratch people or other animals. Please give Sammy the chance he deserves! He has beautiful chocolate-colored paws and his coloring is similar to a seal point Siamese, with beautiful blue eyes. Call 775-338-6631 for more information about this special cat.December 15, 2025, 4:12 pm

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