Siamese kittens & cats in Wilson, North Carolina

Hi, my cat’s name is Nyah. She is almost 8 years old. I adopted her from pet-smart in 2018. Her birthday is in April. She has been around children all her life but tends to stick around adults mostly myself. She is very loving once she warms up to you. She doesn’t like to be held but she loves to lay beside you and get rubbed. Oh and her treats!!! She loves them as well. I really hate to see her go but she does shed and due to my son having allergies I got to do what I got to do. I would love for her to go to a home where she is the focus because that’s what she is coming from.

Meet Gumbo! Gumbo is a striking Siamese with a personality as rich as his name. When he first arrived at HSEC, he was a little spicy, but it didn’t take long for him to show his softer side. Now, this sweet boy can’t get enough of affection and has been showering staff with kisses ever since!Gumbo is playful, curious, and loves spending time exploring or curling up for snuggles. His affectionate and charming personality makes him the perfect companion for anyone looking for a loving feline friend.If you’re searching for a kitty who will melt your heart and fill your home with love, Gumbo is your guy!

Meet Sangria! She’s a beautiful, sweet girl who loves being brushed and spending her days lounging by a sunny window. Sangria is an independent kitty but will absolutely turn into a cuddle bug when she’s in the mood. She loves to scratch, so having plenty of scratchers will keep her happy. Sangria is part of a bonded pair with Bombon, and I prefer they go together. ❤️if they do they will be coming with automatic feeder, litter robot and whatever toys they have Unfortunately, we have to rehome them due to my son’s asthma. They deserve a loving home where they can stay together and thrive. If you’re looking for two sweet companions, please reach out! https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/46465205-knightdale-north-carolina-cat

Way back in 2015, lovely Sadie was found by one of our volunteers when they spied her next to a busy road. The volunteer stopped, gathered Sadie up, and carried her to safety. Sadie was so young, and small for her age, and obviously under-nourished. In her foster home she blossomed, and she was quickly adopted. Eight years passed, until one day her adopter contacted SG4F to let us know that she needed a new home for Sadie, as she traveled a lot and was unable to be at home to give Sadie the care and affection she deserved. Thankfully we had a new foster mom step up to take Sadie under her wing! Sadie has had all her medical care updated, including a full dental. (A number of her teeth are missing, due to age and neglect.) Sadie is also on a prescription diet of Hill's Science Diet CD to keep her from forming crystals in her urine. But Sadie is in good health, and she's a very loving, sweet little lady who thrives on lots of attention. She's a bit afraid of the dog in her foster home, but he's a big dog, so maybe a little one would be okay. She basically ignores other cats! She's a people-person. Apply to adopt at savinggraces4felines.org. The adoption fee is $95 in cash, and a good vet reference is required. Saving Graces 4 Felines adoptable cats are spayed or neutered, before adoption is finalized. They have been tested for feline leukemia and FIV, are up to date on vaccines, and have been treated for worms and fleas. They have also been micro-chipped.

Icy is an 11 year old Lynx Point Siamese, (snow tiger). She is a sweet girl who likes to curl up on your lap but prefers not to be handled excessively. She likes to sleep with her humans, but on her terms, so keep the bedroom door adjar. She's intelligent, playful, mischievous, talkative, observant and determined. When she has her sights set on something she wants, she'll let you know, and will keep letting you know until you finally understand! She has her claws but is NOT an outdoor cat. She's not crazy about vet visits so you will need your vet to prescribe a nice anxiety med before you go.

We have been feeding the ferals around our store fairly regularly for a year, and we noticed this sweet boy show up about July on the cameras. He had an injured back leg and we tried to capture him, but failed. But recently, we saw that he had an injured front foot and severe bites and scratches from the feral toms. He was allowing us to pet him and was coming around more often to get food and love regularly, and we realized he was once a house cat that someone dumped out or abandoned. Well we were able to capture him on Friday (12/6) and took him to our vet for care. The foot and it was just a bad bite injury. We also did the bloodwork and found he was FIV negative, but FeLV positive. I have a cat at home and my employee has 2, so we couldn't take him to either of our homes. He is staying here at my store in an office is litter trained, we are unable to keep him here too much longer and would love someone interested in a loving lap. Vet says he is 2-3 years old.