Siamese kittens & cats in Bay City, Texas

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Meet Mordy – 5 Years Old Mordy is a shy, gentle boy I adopted from a local family. On his first day home, he ran upstairs to hide, and he's still a timid little guy who needs patience and kindness. He'll spend most of the day tucked away until he feels safe. Once he trusts you, he'll cuddle on the couch, make biscuits, and greet you with soft little meows. If you say "hey" back, he'll know it's safe to come over. When nervous, he may accidentally scratch you because he stretches his paws—it's never aggression, just poor claw control. As he gains confidence, this stops. Mordy has never been aggressive and gets along well with cats and dogs, though he'll need time to adjust. If you're patient, you'll be rewarded with one of the sweetest, most loving companions you could ask for.

Meet Magnolia, a curious and sweet young explorer who's happiest when she's investigating every corner of her new home! This independent Siamese loves to roam and discover, and she gets along with other cats and dogs who respect her adventurous spirit. Magnolia is the perfect companion for a household without young children, where she can thrive in her own way while showering her family with affection on her own terms. Apply to adopt her at https://furryfriendsaa.org/adopt

💔 Mufasa & Rajah Are Coming Back to Us... Again. This is one of those posts we really wish we didn’t have to make. Sweet Mufasa and Rajah are being returned to us once again, and our hearts hurt for everyone involved. These boys are incredibly loving with their adult humans, but we’ve learned that they simply do not thrive in a home with young children. They are nervous and timid around little ones and need a calm, quiet environment where they can finally feel completely safe and settled. Their wonderful family has truly tried everything to help them adjust and wanted so badly for this to work. But at the end of the day, it isn’t fair to Mufasa and Rajah to live feeling anxious, and it isn’t fair to the children who just want to love and interact with them. Sometimes loving an animal means recognizing that your home may not be the home they need. Mufasa and Rajah MUST go to a quiet, adult-only home. Older, calm teenagers may be okay. They need someone patient who will give them the security and stability they deserve. Most of all, we desperately want their next home to be their last home. They have already had their little worlds turned upside down more than once. Please help us find the family where these two sweet boys can finally unpack their bags for good. ❤️ Apply to adopt Mufasa & Rajah: https://forms.gle/oR3Sb2hCFDSeTCR17