Abyssinian kittens & cats in Houston, Texas

NAME: SWIFTY Sex: female Breed(s): DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR, Abyssinian? Color/Pattern: Tabby Reddish Brown Size: med Coat length: short BDAY approx: ~ April 29 2024 Age at intake: About 5 wks old Intake date: June 5, 2024 Description Swifty is UBER-Friendly and laid back. She is amazingly trusting and loving. Personality Swifty is so easy-going that she will just walk into your house and settle in instantly, as if she has always lived there. She is so cuddly and affectionate that you won’t lack for lots of kitty love. She lets any stranger pick her right up and hold her, and she doesn’t care about other cats at all. She will go right up and snuggle with your dog too. Swifty has FOMO, overflowing confidence, and isn’t afraid of anything, even feet stepping over her. She is the greeter and makes sure everyone knows she is there, and is always literally right in the middle of the action. Her whole litter is athletic and were nicknamed the ninjas because there was no containing them. None of them has ever met anyone who isn’t her friend. Swifty would be a great first pet, especially for people who love dogs, because her personality is more like a golden retriever than a typical cat! Background Swifty’s litter of 5 kittens and her momma Empanada (a Hemingway cat with extra toes!) were living outdoors in an apartment complex, being fed by residents before she was surrendered to a GNAR foster home. Empanada had been there for many months, long enough to have had more than 1 litter of kittens. Her litter of kittens almost all look just like her, except that they only have the normal number of toes. They all have the same outgoing and confident personality of their mother too. They look like they may be part Abyssinian with their distinctive tabby patterns and reddish brown coloring. Compatibility Dogs - YES Other Cats - yes Kids - yes If you would like to meet me, please email GNARHouston@gmail.com

NAME: SWIFTY Sex: female Breed(s): DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR, Abyssinian? Color/Pattern: Tabby Reddish Brown Size: med Coat length: short BDAY approx: ~ April 29 2024 Age at intake: About 5 wks old Intake date: June 5, 2024 Description Swifty is UBER-Friendly and laid back. She is amazingly trusting and loving. Personality Swifty is so easy-going that she will just walk into your house and settle in instantly, as if she has always lived there. She is so cuddly and affectionate that you won’t lack for lots of kitty love. She lets any stranger pick her right up and hold her, and she doesn’t care about other cats at all. She will go right up and snuggle with your dog too. Swifty has FOMO, overflowing confidence, and isn’t afraid of anything, even feet stepping over her. She is the greeter and makes sure everyone knows she is there, and is always literally right in the middle of the action. Her whole litter is athletic and were nicknamed the ninjas because there was no containing them. None of them has ever met anyone who isn’t her friend. Swifty would be a great first pet, especially for people who love dogs, because her personality is more like a golden retriever than a typical cat! Background Swifty’s litter of 5 kittens and her momma Empanada (a Hemingway cat with extra toes!) were living outdoors in an apartment complex, being fed by residents before she was surrendered to a GNAR foster home. Empanada had been there for many months, long enough to have had more than 1 litter of kittens. Her litter of kittens almost all look just like her, except that they only have the normal number of toes. They all have the same outgoing and confident personality of their mother too. They look like they may be part Abyssinian with their distinctive tabby patterns and reddish brown coloring. Compatibility Dogs - YES Other Cats - yes Kids - yes If you would like to meet me, please email GNARHouston@gmail.com

Ariel is a sweet 10-month old kitty who loves petting, playing with toys, and seeks your affection. She loves to play with dangling toys and eagerly awaits dinner time. She has a distinctive meow. She has an interesting gray Abyssinian-style ticked coat and looks forward to your scratching her chin and ears, with warm purrs. She was found at the Seabrook waterfront and was released to us to help her find a forever home. Ariel is spayed, microchipped and fully vaccinated, including for Feline Leukemia. She tested negative for FIV and FeLV, and is very healthy, with a good appetite, too. To fill out our brief, no-obligation application, go to www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PALC/Cat

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Toasty is young, buff male full of attitude and attractive energy. He is independent boy and probably best in a home with a no other cats or kids.

If you would like more information about Tom Tom or are interested in adopting him, please contact this number, 713-447-4808 Tim Tom is a great cat; he is more like a dog, as he has been around dogs his entire life. He will play fetch and prefers to lay on the floor with the dogs! He loves other animals as well as children. He does NOT like going outside. He prefers being inside and has always been inside. Additionally, he is declawed on his front claws. He is litter box trained and has had his vaccines. Tim Tom is playful and is a great cat for any family! We want to rehome Tim Tom, because we aren’t home as much anymore and we feel bad for him being alone most of the day. He is an emotional cat and loves being around people. This animal posted is not under the care, custody, or control of Friends For Life and shall at no time be considered the property of Friends For Life. Friends For Life makes no claims to have evaluated the behavior or medical status of the animal posted. Friends For Life shall not incur any liability for any injury or damages to any person or property caused in the future by this animal, nor from any causes of action, claim or demand that may arise as a result of such injury or damage. This listing is strictly in the spirit of our commitment that providing support to the independent rescuer community is a valuable step on the path to a No Kill Houston. We know networking works and to the extent that we can provide a platform for animals to be seen and placed, that is our intention.