Siamese kittens & cats in Clarksville, Tennessee

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Meet Binkley. Seven months old, flame point Siamese mix, and fully committed to being your shadow. Not in a weird way. In a very sweet, slightly intense, I-just-really-like-you way.Binkley is the kind of cat who will follow you to the kitchen, supervise your work calls, and have opinions about where you sit. He's a talker — not the kind who yells at 3am for no reason, but the kind who will genuinely respond when you speak to him, because he finds you interesting and would like you to know that. He plays with toys, loves kids, gets along great with other cats, and has never once been accused of being aloof.He would, however, prefer not to be an only cat. He has a lot of love to give and it really should be distributed across more than one household member. A feline roommate would make him very happy. A lap at the end of the day is non-negotiable.Binkley is not for people who want a cat that ignores them. He is for people who want a cat that is fully, enthusiastically, unapologetically present. He's ready to go home. He's already picked out your spot on the couch. Please complete and submit our application at www.FLUFFNashville.org to let us know you are interested.**Helpful Hint: you are welcome to submit inquiries first, however, if you are really interested, we strongly recommend that you go ahead and submit an application because others are, and this kitty may be gone by the time we get your inquiries answered.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.April 8, 2026, 1:36 pm

Noodle is a 4-year-old lynx point Siamese who was rescued as a kitten and has grown into one of the most affectionate, people-loving cats I’ve ever met. She’s a true velcro cat—she follows you everywhere, sleeps on or next to you, and will greet you at the door and talk to you like you’ve been gone forever. She doesn’t just want a home—she wants to be part of your life. Right now, she’s stuck in one room and I can see it’s taken a toll on her. She’s not meant for that kind of life. She needs attention, interaction, and space to be herself. She’d do best with someone home often or a home with multiple people. Good with kids, has done well with dogs, hit or miss with cats. Spayed, healthy, and fully litter trained. She may scratch furniture without a scratch option and can be vocal/attention-seeking. Comes with supplies.