Tabby kittens & cats in Freeport, Texas

So ginger was just brought home to us since we live in a ranch but i live with my grandparents and they never want the cats in the house (we have one other female cat) and since i’m planning to move to a different state where i can’t bring him i want someone who is willing to give him the care that he deserves. he is very great with dogs and cats i have a german shepherd and they get along very well and like i said i have a female cat which they get along together too. but he doesn’t have his vaccines or shots or anything since he was just givin to us not long ago and we don’t have the funds to take him to treat him right now especially since i won’t be here anymore and my grandparents won’t be willing to take him unfortunately

Wanda is currently around 4 years old, very cuddly and sweet. Sadly she doesn't get along with any of our other cats when we have them in the same room no matter what we tried. She is very active and loves to play around with toys or even just play attacking to sometimes.

Blu came into our lives about 11 years ago after we found him as a stray in the country and took him in. We aren’t sure of his exact age, but he was likely an adolescent at the time, making him approximately 12–13 years old. Blu is an incredibly affectionate, loving cat who enjoys being close to his people. He loves cuddles, seeks out attention, and has always been friendly with humans. He gets along well with other cats and has never been aggressive toward them. We also had a dog in the home for several years, and Blu coexisted peacefully without any issues. For most of his life, Blu has been excellent about using his litter box and has been a wonderful companion. However, since the arrival of our baby, he has developed some behavioral issues, including urinating on baby items and outside of the litter box. Given that this behavior began only after a major change in the household, we believe it may be related to stress, anxiety, or difficulty adjusting to sharing attention.

Her owners passed away within months of each other, and in need of a good home. Though confused by the sudden silence, she never has stopped being loving. Whenever someone sets near her, she will climb carefully into their lap and purr. She just wants to be close to someone.

Marlin and Millie were adopted at the League City Animal Shelter when they were kittens in 2013 or 2014. They have been together their whole life and I hope they can be rehomed together. They each have their own personalities but are equally sweet and loving. Marlin loves to be close to me while Millie finds a high place to relax. They both enjoy sunshine and looking out the window. Marlin is more vocal and Millie is more demanding when it comes to mealtime. I have enjoyed having them as pets but can no longer take care of them due to my medical issues and increasing age.

Cecily was quite spicy when she first arrived. She warmed up slowly when we added a plushie to her bed for her to curl up next too along with gentle pats. Cecily just needs a place to be herself - to come into her own and be confident enough to be a cat. She is learning day by day to relax, and slowly recognizing what "toys" are. Cecily no longer has to fight for her place in the world- she is also learning just how special she is - and when she looks into your eyes- Cecily lets you know just how special you are to her. She is shy - but not aggressive, Cecily just wants to know she is safe :). She also has a curious purr that sounds melodic - as if her throat is an instrument :). Note: Cecily is a champ at using her litter box- however we don't think she has ever been housed before but she is not apt to jump to high places as she is too shy right now to do so. :) Hello there the adoption fee is $20.00 CASH OR CHECK it is low as we do not spay/neuter our animals or vaccinate as we do not have a vet on site. Upon adoption you would sign a legal contract stating that within sixty days you will get them sterilized and vaccinated per state requirement. Sometimes due to age or complications the 60 day window can be extended however only by a vets discretion. Your contract is not fulfilled and your adoption of the pet cannot be successfully closed until proof of sterilization and vaccination is provided to us from the adopter. You may come to the shelter any day of the week between 8 am and 4:30 pm, just please give us a call beforehand to let us know you are coming at 281 291 5644. Thank you!