Siberian kittens & cats in Round Rock, Texas

Gio was brought to our attention in June 2026. It was stated to us that his owner unalived himself. We took Gio in temporarily until the family could find a new home. They never responded to us. Gio needs to be the only pet in the house. After coming out of his shell and we introduced him to the rest of the house, he started beating up on our older cat. We wanted to keep Gio, but it is not working out. He has also attacked our birds and our rabbit.

She's super sweet but very anxious. She jumps at noises and hides from new people. She almost never meows. I assume that because of the anxiety she doesn't use the litterbox, she goes right next to it. She's been to the vet for some small/medium lumps around her neck that dont seem to affect her surface level as far as I know, but the Dr said that she MIGHT have cancer, I just can't afford the testing. If she likes you, shes a great lap cat, her favorite is head scratches. She does currently have a mild ear infection so she scratches her ears a lot.

**Meet Odin — A Sweet Soul Looking for His Forever Home** I found Odin as a tiny kitten trying to cross a very busy intersection. I pulled over and waited patiently until he finally felt safe enough to come out from underneath a car. From that moment on, I knew he was special. Odin has one of the sweetest, gentlest temperaments I’ve ever seen in a cat. He is incredibly loving, great with children, and just wants to be somewhere he feels safe and comfortable. One of his favorite things to do is find a quiet spot by a window and peacefully watch the world go by. Unfortunately, we’ve come to the difficult decision that we need to find Odin a new home. We have toddlers, and the loud noises and activity around the house have started to make Odin scared and anxious. This isn't because he has done anything wrong—we truly believe he would thrive in a quieter, peaceful home where he can relax and be himself. Our biggest priority is finding someone who will **love Odin.