Siamese kittens & cats in Fairfield, Ohio

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Meet Tristan, the Siamese Stunner.  Tristan is a beautiful blue-eyed boy with a sweet and loving nature. With his super-soft fur and gorgeous coloring, he is a true showstopper.   Trissy is still learning about indoor life, so he can be a little skittish if you take him off guard or tower over him, but if you are sitting down or lying in bed he will cuddle all over you purring contentedly.  It will take a little time to help him acclimate to a new home, but he is a quick learner.  :)   Tristan loves to give kisses and nuzzle in close to sleep in your arms like a teddy bear. He will put his little head on your shoulder and purr-snore into oblivion.   He also loves to be around kitty pals and gets along great with his foster siblings. He would be fantastic in a home with other cats - even grumpy cats can't help but love this guy!   You will not find a sweeter, more handsome little cat!  He will be the love of your life.  He's pretty purrfect. Born January of 2025, he is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and negative for fiv/felv. Local adoptions only (Cincinnati area) Adoption fee $75 Here is our application http://www.purrfectfriendscatrescue.org/adoptform.html. June 22, 2025, 1:46 pm

Meet May, a member of our 911 crew! She is a beautiful Lilac Point Siamese mix with the sweetest personality. She is a little timid at first but after a few minutes she is ready to weave in and out of your legs or roll over for you! She loves to plop down at your feet on her back! She loves to purr and play. She is bonded with her sister Hen, a grey tabby. These girls were pulled from the streets for a better life! They both love stick toys and noisy balls! They love snuggling at night and will expect to be bed buddies with you! Both girls are up to date on their vaccines, spayed, microchipped and negative for combo test.  Adoption fees are 2 for $125 and applications can be found at: www.purrfectfriendscatrescue.orgJune 25, 2025, 11:21 am

Feline Leukemia PositiveWe are partnering with Tri-State Noah Project (TSNP) in an effort to help London find her forever home. This young lady is ready for her forever home! London is obviously stunning, but she’s so much more than that. She looks like royalty (and sometimes acts it, too) but what she really wants is to enjoy the simple things in life with you- sitting in your lap being adored, watching birds and other critters from the window, and playing with her favorite twist tie (because a better toy has never been invented). If you’re into yoga and exercise, she’s here for it! She’s an excellent partner for stretching and will happily sit on your belly or back while encouraging you to keep it up just a little bit longer. London loves being with people, but she’s pretty independent as well. She doesn’t get pushy for attention and is more than happy to do her own thing when you’re busy. She wants to bask in all the love, so she’d probably be happiest as the only kitty in your home. However if there are enough laps and food bowls to go around, she can peacefully coexist with another cat. She’s currently rooming with another kitty at her foster home and they get along pretty well (if you might be interested in providing a loving home for 2 kitties, London’s roommate is also available!) London is FeLV positive so should be kept solo or with other positive kitties only. She is doing well despite her diagnosis and is on a supplement we’ve used with many cats to great success. We recommend she remain on this supplement after adoption to give her the best chance at a long, happy life with you. FeLV is potentially contagious to other cats but not to people or other animals. There is a lot of outdated information about FeLV online so if you’re interested in learning more we recommend https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/feline-leukemia-virus-disease-complex for the most up-to-date and accurate information. We’re also happy to answer any questions you may have! London was infected with FeLV after the person who was supposed to love her kicked her out of her home because they thought she might be pregnant (and she was still a kitten herself!) Shortly after, she was found on the street by TriState Noah Project, the rescue we’re partnering with, and she’s been safe and well taken care of since. London is only about a year and a half old and we hope will live many more joyful years with your love and care. London hopes her person sees this post and adopts her, so she can finally start living her best life! She has been fully vetted, including microchip, vaccines, spay surgery, and combo tested FIV negative. Her adoption fee through TSNP is $80 If interested, please fill out our application completely at http://www.purrfectfriendscatrescue.org/adoptform.html.  May 3, 2025, 11:58 am

Mortimer may be a little shy at first, but give him a moment and you’ll see his true colors shine through. Once he knows you’re safe, he blossoms into a loving, affectionate companion who craves attention and cuddles. This handsome guy has had a rough start—he spent time outside where he was often picked on by other cats. Because of that, he’s understandably cautious in new situations. But don’t let that scare you off—Mortimer is all heart. He just wants to feel safe and loved. Mortimer has tested positive for FIV but keep reading: FIV is only transmitted through deep blood-drawing bite wounds. FIV+ cats can happy lives in socialized multi-cat households. FIV+ cats do not have a higher incidence of illness, and live the same lifespan as non FIV+ cats. Adoption fee is $100

Tuna is 100% feral. He has lived indoors since he was a kitten but is basically a ghost…you might see flashes of him on occasion, and he enjoys moving his water bowl around, so you will have small reminders of his existence.   Tuna coexists with people and other pets with no problem as long as no humans reach for him. He does like having animal companions and is also curious about children. Adults scare the daylights out of him. We suspect an adult may not have been kind to him when he was a very young kitten.   He is litter box trained, although he has a habit of kicking litter out of his box and then pooping in the pile he has made just outside the box. We simply keep a large plastic tray under his litter box for easy cleanup.   Thus far, Tuna has been uncooperative for vet care and will bite staff. He is up to date on vaccines and healthy at this time, but your vet should be aware that he must be sedated in his carrier like a feral cat prior to handling. March 25, 2025, 9:16 pm