Siamese kittens & cats in Addison, Texas

Lily is such a beautiful young girl, she really loves attention. She was rescued from a colony in June and is about 1 year. She is negative for FeLV/FIV she was spayed, vaccinated and microchipped . Her foster mom says she full of energy but has not had time to see how she would do with her cats so we're unsure about that. She really is such a cute girl

Sitka is full of love and searching for a foster home to relax in while she is recovering. Reason for Foster: Ringworm & GI UpsetFoster Time Frame: 2-3 Weeks (The foster time frame could be longer depending on future rechecks and medical needs.) Foster Care Plan: Sitka is being treated for ringworm, which is a common fungal skin infection. This can be contagious, so it is recommended that she be kept in a room away from other pets. Be sure to wash your hands and change clothes after interacting with her. A room without upholstered furniture or carpet is ideal. This kiddo will need regular lime sulfur dips and will go to foster with antifungal medication. She is also being treated for GI upset. We will provide a medical consultation at your pickup to ensure you are prepared to take great care of this little one. Visit this link to learn more about fostering a pet with ringworm: https://operation-kindness-foster.my.canva.site/ringworm-foster-guide Foster to Adopt Program: Sitka is available for our Foster to Adopt Program, which allows pets to be placed with prospective adopters before they become available for adoption. If you’re interested in fostering, please visit https://www.operationkindness.org/foster/ or email us at foster@operationkindness.org to learn more.

Ronni is a beautiful flamepoint looking for her forever home. Ronni is a sweet girl and loves to get pet and purr, but must respect her space. She gets over stimulated and will love bite. My 10 year old loves her and does not momd , but she has to stay confined to her room since she does not get along with other cats. I do have one female foster cat that will run into the room and hang out with her for a while. For the most part, I do think they get along. So, having another cat isn't a hard no, it would just need to be a slow introduction. Ronni is spayed, microchipped and up to date on vaccines. Please fill out an application at: https://form.jotform.com/242315034653146

All of our cats are current on vaccines, combo tested (FIV/FELV) , spayed/neutered, microchipped, given rabies vaccine as age appropriate, flea treatment and dewormer as needed   Casey:  Snowshoe Siamese, DOB 4/12/18, Male, affectionately know as Big Daddy Sasha: Turkish Van Calico, DOB 10/26/21, female Casey and Sasha ended up in a local shelter when their owner died and the executor of the estate didn’t know what to do with the cats.  The owner originally adopted Casey from Cat Matchers when he was a kitten.  Luckily, he had a microchip and we were contacted.  Sasha was adopted by the owner through a different rescue group.  Per the shelter, the rescue declined to take Sasha back.  Casey and Sasha were sitting on top of each other in the shelter cages.  They were terrified and bonded to the point that if they could have crawled into each other’s body, they probably would have.  Cat Matchers decided to take Sasha back in with Casey.   Casey and Sasha were really depressed and stopped eating for a while.  They had to be syringe and hand fed at first.   Casey had all of his teeth removed prior to our picking him up from the shelter.   Sasha ended up needing her teeth removed as well, so we took care of that.    Even though they are missing their teeth, they can eat small kibble dry food and wet food just fine. Sasha is very affectionate. She likes to be held. She will put both her arms around your neck, hang on tight and kiss and kiss and kiss she does kiss a lot and it can be annoying to the wrong person. Big daddy is very outgoing and very friendly. He’s not a giant fan of being held but maybe down the road. It’s not fear it’s just he’s really playful and outgoing and he loves baby talk so if whoever picks him up could baby talk with him that would go a long way to keeping him from reverting back to fear and would be great given all that he’s been through. He really responds to baby talk. These 2 wonderful cats are bonded and should be adopted together. We hope you can find it in your heart to adopt an older pair of cats and give them a forever home to call their own. System: T-CRI176R- 18 - DOB: 4/12/18  **Want to adopt? Get started here: https://catmatchers.org/adoptions/adoption_application_page/ **Do you or someone you know want to help in saving cats' lives? Become a Foster Parent! We are ALWAYS looking for more people to become qualified Foster Parents. For more information on the Foster Program or helping in other ways, click here:  https://catmatchers.org/volunteer/ You CAN make a difference!!!! **Not quite ready to adopt, but would like to donate to the care of this or other animals during their temporary stay with Cat Matchers? Visit this link: https://catmatchers.org/donate/ Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter:  @CatMatchers January 16, 2026, 4:12 pm

Now that the last of her kittens have left the nest, Fancy finally gets to be a classy girl enjoying a relaxing day. Sheâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s experiencing the fun of playing with toys, curling up in her crate to unwind, and getting to know other cats. Fancyâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s a wonderful conversationalist and will happily greet you when you come home. She will tell you all about her day: how she and the dog got along, the exploring she did around the house, and the delightful nap she took. Sheâ&#194&#128&#194&#153ll even gently paw at you when she remembers to also tell you about her new favorite toy. She uses her litterbox, but due to her sleek and slender frame, she does need one that is longer than average. She prefers to curl around your ankles rather than get picked up, and sheâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s open to meeting new people, but at her own pace. Itâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s time for her to just be a loving cat with a family of her own. All Dallas Pets Alive adoptable pets are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines upon adoption. The standard minimum donation for cats over six months to seven years is $100, kittens under six months is $150, cats eight years and over are $50 unless specified otherwise. You can view all the adoptable pets and fill out an adoption application online on our website at http://dallaspetsalive.org/adopt/adoptable-cats/. For more information, you can email adopt@dallaspetsalive.org.January 14, 2026, 7:02 pm

All HSDC, Humane Society of Dallas County, adoptable pets are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines upon adoption. The standard minimum donation for cats over six months to seven years is $100, kittens under six months is $150, cats eight years and over are $50 unless specified otherwise. You can view all adoptable pets and fill out an adoption application online on our website at https://hsdallascounty.org/available-dogs/. For more information, you can email adoptions@hsdallascounty.org.January 15, 2026, 3:22 pm