Siamese kittens & cats in Newport, Tennessee

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Viktor has been an indoor cat all his life, but has never been socialized with people.He lived in the home, got fed, knew his owner, but wasn`t really handled. We don`t know if he could be a barn cat due to never being outside, but we don`t know that he will be a lap cat, snuggly cat inside. Hopefully we can find that unicorn of an adopter to give him a chance and be okay if he never does get to the point of being an overly friendly guy. Viktor did live in the home with multipe other cats, some were friendly, so he has hope!

~6 years old. He and his sister are the SWEETEST cats ever. They would be happy snuggling with you all day if they could. He is so chill and snuggles with dogs or cats doesn’t matter. The only reason we are rehoming is because our son has developed an allergy. I adopted them from my sister’s cats litter. They are still playful and it’s really cute to watch them chase lasers back and forth (they love that and it gives them some exercise), but passed the zoomie stage of kittenhood. They’re inside only cats and have both been fixed since they were less than a year old. We have a self cleaning litter box, cat tree, and carrier they would come with. I would prefer them to go together because they have been together since birth. They love everyone they meet, so if you’d like to meet them or have questions let me know! Note: we have the brother on an easily accessible preventative urinary health food. He’s used to it and I’d recommend it for him since he’s a chunk. Overall healthy kitties!

Jazmine was brought to me from a situation where she had been bred most of her life. She was so scared when she first entered our rescue. After getting her evaluated we were informed that she had absorbed her last set of kittens and was at risk for sepsis. Jazmine had a full hysterectomy with a cut from the top of her abdomen all the way down. This has not stopped her from being one of the most loving girls that is out there! She is thankful to just being able to be herself.

SPECIAL NEEDS: Lizzie has persistent mild upper respiratory infection complicated by viral symptoms. She is taking Famciclovir to suppress viral symptoms which seems to help. If she has recurrent eye or nasal discharge her new owner's veterinarian may prescribe a treatment of Famciclovir which could potentially last from a few weeks to life.  Our veterinarian has prescribed a few more weeks of it, and we will send that supply with her new owner.  Lizzie does not let her medical symptoms effect her fun!Lizzie is a stunning and beautiful Lynx Point Siamese mix.  She is very high energy and goes crazy when you break out the feather wand.  She can jump so high!  But when she finally tires out she can be sweet and cuddly.  She likes her people, is very curious and will follow you around to see what you are up to.  She can be a picky eater but loves Churu treats and Fancy Feast gravy chicken lovers wet food.  She has no fear and got along great with my cat-friendly dogs.  But she does need another kitty to teach her the ropes.  She has been alone most of her life working through some health issues (she is healthy now!), so she has a tendency to use her claws while playing.  Another cat will teach her what is acceptable and what is not.  She is darling, beautiful and just one great little girl.  She came from a small rural shelter that often has to make difficult decisions due to the terrible overpopulation crisis that exists today.  They reached out to us because she was so darn sweet, and they couldn't bear to think about the alternative.  She came in with her third eyelids exposed quite a bit, which has improved, and has imrpoved dramatically after a course of meds.  Meet Lizzie by applying to adopt to be the first to schedule a meet and greet or attend our weekly adoption event from 12-4pm on Saturday at PetSmart, Bleachery Blvd. All cats are spayed/neutered, FELV/FIV tested, microchipped, up-to-date on age-appopriate vaccines, dewormed and started on monthly flea preventative. All Mountain Pet Rescue (Asheville) animals are up-to-date on vaccinations, spayed/neutered and micro-chipped before adoption. Contact the foster parent or Mountain Pet Rescue at pets@mpravl.org for more information. Please note that visual breed identification of companion animals has been proven to be unreliable, so for most of our animals we provide a best guess at predominant breed or breed mix. We get to know each of our animals as an individual and do our best to describe and place pets based on personality not breed label. Mountain Pet Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit tax deductible charity (EIN 82-3039637) located in Asheville, NC. June 25, 2026, 12:27 pm