Siamese kittens & cats in Woodway, Texas

Been feeding a stray for over a year now. Long story short, she had her kittens in my apartment. 1 did not make it. So there are 2 available. Not sure what gender they are. They’re 11 days old as of today (2/17/2026). They seem pretty healthy. I haven’t really messed with them. Just let them be. The mom is healthy, as far as I know. The mom is nice and friendly, so I’d suppose this will be too. Just need someone to take 1 or both. I think they need to be feed from their mother for the 1st 6-8 weeks? If you have experience with kittens, you’re more than welcome to get them anytime you want. Any questions feel free to ask. I will post better pictures in the future. Their mom is a long haired Siamese. So I don’t know if they’ll have long or short hair.

Been feeding a stray for over a year now. Long story short, she had her kittens in my apartment. 1 did not make it. So there are 2 available. Not sure what gender they are. They’re 11 days old as of today (2/17/2026). They seem pretty healthy. I haven’t really messed with them. Just let them be. The mom is healthy, as far as I know. The mom is nice and friendly, so I’d suppose this will be too. Just need someone to take 1 or both. I think they need to be feed from their mother for the 1st 6-8 weeks? If you have experience with kittens, you’re more than welcome to get them anytime you want. Any questions feel free to ask. I will post better pictures in the future. Their mom is a long haired Siamese. So I don’t know if they’ll have long or short hair.

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