Snowshoe kittens & cats in Palatka, Florida

Selesta and Her Six Small Miracles Selesta arrived at the shelter with nothing but hope—and a belly full of babies. She was homeless, pregnant, and desperately in need of help. This beautiful Snowshoe Siamese mother-to-be had no idea her life was about to change forever. Just as rescuers from Small Lives Matter Kitten Rescue arrived to take her to safety, Selesta went into labor right there at the shelter. She gave birth to six tiny miracles before being moved to a quiet foster home, where she and her kittens could rest, grow, and thrive in safety and love. Together, Selesta and her six kittens; girls Sequin, Senova and Sesame and boys Seymour, Seville and Seph are a beautiful symbol of resilience, hope, and love. Each one has a distinct personality and charm, but all share the same gentle, trusting nature that makes this family so special. Whether you are drawn to Selesta’s calm grace or her kittens’ joyful energy, they are all ready to bring warmth, laughter, and love into their forever homes. Selesta (Mama) Selesta is a stunning female Snowshoe Siamese with deep blue eyes, cream and chocolate-colored fur, and white paws that look like soft slippers. She is affectionate, expressive, and loves to “talk,” often chatting when she wants attention or a treat. Despite her difficult past, Selesta remains gentle, trusting, and endlessly sweet. She enjoys batting at crinkly toys, chasing feather wands, and soaking up sunshine from a cozy windowsill. Selesta is an extraordinary mother and a graceful, loving cat who will bring calm and warmth to any home. We have dozens of cats and kittens available! All our adoptable cats are located at the Frisky Cat Cafe in St Augustine. 1092 Ponce De Leon Blvd (US 1). Visiting the cafe is a great way to find your perfect kitty. All of our cats and kittens are socialized and happy to interact with visitors, so you will meet them with their true personalities.

Princess Snowshoe is good with other cats.  She is a sweet shy girl.  She is about 2 years old.  She came to QoL via our ourtreach program that works with the unhoused community.  She was living in the woods with her mom and dad and her dad became sick and the mom made the difficult choice to surrender her.   ##2382499##