Siamese kittens & cats in Taylor, Texas

This is Gretel. She is very friendly and loves to talk to you. She can be a tad shy at first but warms up quickly. She is also really good around dogs. She's very, very cross eyed and has some difficulty focusing most of the time and is goofy when she tries to play. She does like to play but limited. She's a lap girl and usually favors men. She will drink from a water fountain if one is provided.

Baby is a talkative and beautiful flame-point Siamese mix cat, who enjoys calm and predictable environments where he has lots of room to roam and explore.  He approaches doors like a challenge and is curious about what's behind or beyond everyone.   He's active and energetic, interested in (and into) everything.     Baby wants attention, but is unsure of himself in new situations, which makes him wary of new people. He may hiss or act out with swats or biting if he becomes overwhelmed, until he establishes trust and safety.  Giving him space when he becomes stressed but interacting with him frequently will help him get there. He does best if you let him be in control; he will come to rub up on you and invite that touch.     Play is best in the beginning with wands and throwing toys. When he plays, he loves catnip, anything you can throw that makes noise, and his cat tunnel that he can hide in and run through.    Baby needs space to explore, and a home with a catio or protected outdoor area would be ideal for this interested kitty.     Baby needs new people to take their time to establish trust with him, and he will reward you ten-fold with affection!  Once he trusts, he loves being around his people, and he likes chatting to them throughout the day with his adorable meows. When he feels safe and comfy, he will curl up on your bed, come for pets, and give purrs.  Baby lives in a home with his foster-friend Marmalade. He enjoys the company of another chill kitty, and they get along very well. Baby’s ideal forever home would be with a cat savvy person or people in a low traffic/lower energy home. A home with his friend Marmalade would be ideal, but he would likely come to enjoy another kitty as well, with time and a good introduction.   Baby would do best in a home with adults only who can give him time and space to feel secure. He blossoms into a true love bug once he feels comfortable.    If you love the quirky ones, admire the beautiful ones, and speak fluent "cat" then you could be lucky enough to adopt Baby.  He is worth it! November 28, 2023, 3:45 pm

We adopted Claire as a kitten from a local shelter. It was evident from the day we brought her home that she does not like lots of noise or action around her. We were hoping she'd eventually adjust to the chaos of our home (we have 4 kids), but that never happened. She can be friendly on her own terms. She will crawl up on a lap and expect to be pet. When she's had her fill, she'll hiss, nip, and then run off. She has severe anxiety and has licked the fur off her tail. Her anxiety has also led to her peeing around the house in all sorts of places. We've had her checked out by a vet who has ruled out any physical issues behind this behavior. We've encouraged her to become an outdoor cat, but she is terrified and refuses to set foot outside. It is painfully that our home only exacerbates her anxiety. My heart tells me that Claire would thrive in a quiet home with no kids and no other pets. She prefers to be left alone unless she decides she wants attention.

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Zola ended up at the shelter when her owner passed away. She`s very timid and prefers to hide at the shelter. This girl has been through a lot of change, so we can`t blame her for being scared. She would do well in a quiet home where she can relax and acclimate to her new surroundings at her own pace. Zola seems to enjoy pets and we think she will be able to show her affectionate side more once she is settled into a home. She is available for foster or adoption today!

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