Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Frisco, Texas

Charlotte is a 6½-year-old black and white tuxedo cat who has been with me for her entire life. I bottle fed her. She is spayed, fully up to date on vaccinations, front-declawed, and healthy. She has always been an indoor cat, but enjoys spending supervised time in the backyard and does not try to wander or escape. Charlotte is very affectionate and loving once she feels safe and bonded. She enjoys being brushed, relaxing in quiet spaces, and spending time with her person. She is calm, observant, and loyal to those she trusts. She is happiest in calm, predictable environments and prefers to take her time warming up to new people. She would do best in a quiet, low-traffic home with a patient adopter who understands that some cats need time and consistency to feel secure. In the right setting, she forms a strong and loyal bond.

Coco is the sweetest cuddlebug with her humans. She wants to be with you or on you (if you are still, she is right there). Coco will talk to you until you figure out what she wants which is usually soft food. She was a stray before we found her at the humane society so it took her a while to realize she would always be fed. In the past, her bottom jaw was injured so it healed a little crooked but she has no trouble eating dry food. Coco needs help keeping her front nails trimmed and will happily let you do it. Unfortunately, she does not like our other cat and continues to hunt her. Coco would make an excellent only pet for someone who loves cuddles and love.

Meet Brownie. This gorgeous girl is a three-year-old, medium-haired tortoiseshell with the softest fur and the most soulful eyes. She’s a big, fluffy beauty who turns heads wherever she goes — but it’s her gentle heart that truly makes her special. She was adopted a couple of years ago but recently returned when she and the other cat in the home (her littermate) just couldn’t find harmony. Sometimes even family doesn’t mean “best fit,” and that’s okay — it simply helped us learn what she truly needs to thrive. She’s a shy, quiet soul who blossoms with patience. Once she feels safe, she shows her affection on her terms — sweet, calm companionship, soft purrs, and a steady presence by your side. She’s not demanding or loud, just beautifully content sharing space with someone who understands that trust takes time. This lovely girl would do best as the only pet in the home, where she can be the center of attention without competition. A calm household with older children would suit her well, as she appreciates gentle interactions and predictable routines. She has excellent litter box manners, is fully vetted, microchipped, and ready for her next chapter — one filled with kindness, understanding, and love. If you’re looking for a peaceful, devoted companion who will reward your patience with quiet affection and unwavering loyalty, this pretty tortie may be the one your heart has been waiting for.

Boston is a 2-3 year old love bug. My sister found her when she was just a little kitten and saved her from the streets. Unfortunately, she doesn’t have time for the little goof ball anymore. She has a little sister (about a year and a half years old) named Kori (She is a full albino cat). Kori is a bit skittish but also just wants some love. They get along great; They are also both litter trained. Boston loves more than anything. She wants pets, is gently tempered, and is just fine with hanging out. Right now they live in a room with very little attention and need a new home where they will be loved and cared for properly; it breaks my heart to see them like this knowing how much love they can give. Please contact me if you are interested. They deserve a loving home.

Meet Fluff and Bunny—two handsome, long-haired, bonded brothers who are still learning to love and trust, but are already pros at toy-chasing, window-watching, and bringing quiet joy to their foster home. These boys currently reside in their foster mom’s home office, sharing space with their kitten mentor, Dewey. While Dewey handles nap duty in the office chair, Fluff and Bunny keep themselves busy with tag-team tunnel chases and birdwatching marathons on “cat TV.” (Must adopt brothers together) Fluff is the braver brother—curious, observant, and often the first to approach. He’ll perch below your desk with bright, wondering eyes or sit sweetly at your feet as if asking, “Is it treat time yet?” Bunny is more reserved—a quiet shadow who lets his brother take the lead. He watches the world from a safe distance, slowly soaking in trust one blink at a time. He’s not quite ready for cuddles, but he’s getting closer every day. While they aren’t lap cats (yet!), Fluff and Bunny have made steady progress in foster care. With patience, consistency, and a peaceful environment, they’ll continue to blossom and may someday become affectionate, loyal companions.  They love: Cat trees and cozy cubbies; Feather toys, catnip plushies, lickable treats, and ribbon chases; Watching birds and squirrels from a sunny window.  They love each other (they are a bonded pair!), the gentle guidance of a confident cat companion (like Dewey!)—though they’re also ready to run a castle of their own. They would thrive in a calm, cat-savvy home. Fluff and Bunny must be adopted together. If you’re looking for two soft, silly souls to grow with, these brothers are ready to start their next chapter—with a little purr-sistence and a lot of love. They have all their vetting, including being neutered, rabies, vaccinations, preventative flea & dewormer, and the siblings are combo tested. Want to meet Fluff & Bunny, the gorgeous puffy kitties? Fill out out an app. There is no obligation, it just starts the conversation.  Approx DOB 10/13/24Interested in one of our cats/dogs? First step it to fill out the required adoption application. We do not adopt to anyone living outside of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. All our cats/dogs will be spayed/neutered, heart worm tested (dogs-age appropriate), FeLV/FIV test (cats), microchipped, and current on vaccinations. We do not adopt on a first-come, first-served basis. We review all applications received to ensure that the animal and the applicant are a good match based on our personal experiences with the animal. These animals live in foster homes with us, so we are familiar with their habits and behaviors. Home visits may be required prior to adoption approval. To fill out an application online or to find out more information about our adoption process, visit www.friscohumanesociety.com & click on the "Adoption" link or visit the link below. Cat Adult (1-9 years) Adoption Fee - $145         Dog Adult Adoption Fee - $185    Kitten/Junior (under 1 year) Fee - $165              Puppy/Junior (under 1 year) Fee - $185    Cat Senior (10+ years) Adoption Fee - $105           Cat Special Needs Cat Adoption Fee - $105             *Adoption payment methods: cash, credit card, personal check (with valid TX driver license). Adoption Process:  friscohumanesociety.com/adoption-process Cat Adoption Application: friscohumanesociety.com/cat-adoption Dog Adoption Application: friscohumanesociety.com/dog-adoption Meet some of our adoptable at the Frisco PetSmart Adopt-A-Pet center Friday-Sunday. Adoption counselors are available onsite at PetSmart most Saturdays & Sundays, 12-4 p.m. to conduct meet and greets and onsite adoptions. Please complete an online adoption application and someone will contact with you. At this time, our meet and greet Dog Events are by appointment only. Please complete an online adoption application and someone will be in contact with you. The Frisco PetSmart is located at 3333 Preston Road, Frisco, TX 75034 in the Stonebriar Center near Ulta and DSW. For further information, please e-mail us at fhsadmin@friscohumanesociety.com or call (972) 498-8980. December 21, 2025, 12:40 pm