American Shorthair kittens & cats in Denison, Texas

She is a very sweet and clingy cat she just doesn't get along with my other cats and is in danger from the fighting and I really want what is best for her

She is a very sweet and clingy cat she just doesn't get along with my other cats and is in danger from the fighting and I really want what is best for her

Lily is still in the kitten stage, don't miss it. She is part of a group of cats and kittens rescued from a lady’s home that was torn down by the city of Sherman Texas. The owner had many cats in the house as well as around the house. Lily is a very shy kitten, a bit afraid of being touched, but learning no harm will come from being petted. She is playful and can be picked up with no aggression. She just needs lots of loving. Illy has been spayed and vaccinated. She comes with her veterinary history paperwork and an adopter starter kit.

Crema is one of the many cats rescued from a house in Sherman, TX that was torn down. She is playful and loving. She loves to be held and snuggled. She has really developed from her aggressive play days into the love bug she is today. It is amazing what positive contact does for a cat. Crema has been spayed and vaccinated. She comes with her veterinary history paperwork and an adopter starter kit.

Frog has a brother named Toad. They’re bonded. They take their porch duty very seriously. Frog is a little shy but warms up nicely. They both really are attached to their foster daddy. Fosters are in ill health and have too many abandoned kitties and have been unable to get rescue to take. Urgent need to rehome kitties. Prefer Frog and Toad go together.

Meet Henry, a 4-year-old neutered male cat who’s been part of my life since he was 1 year old. He’s a sweet lap cat who loves to be close and nap beside his favorite person. Henry enjoys gentle affection, lounging in sunny spots, and being part of a calm home. He has a playful and curious side but mostly prefers relaxing and cuddling. Henry does have a few quirks that need patience and consistency. He loves human food and will try to sneak bites if given the chance, so his new home should be mindful about keeping food out of reach. He’s healthy and litter box trained but does best in a relaxed environment with someone who can maintain steady routines and boundaries. Rehoming Henry is not an easy decision, but his behavioral quirks have become difficult to manage in my current living situation. I truly want him to have a calm, stable home where he can feel comfortable and understood.

Lucy is our wonderful feline friend who deserves more than what we can give her right now. Just over two years old, we adopted her at just a few months of age and she has been a wonderful, loving and immensely affectionate companion since then. A year ago, due to financial stressor, our family (my wife and I and our then-two-year-old-son) had to move in with my parents, with their dog and my sister's cat who they were caring for at the time. She had to be confined to our room because she and the other cat did not get along - although she's just fine with the dog - but due to shifting circumstances our stay extended until my wife became pregnant again and now we have a young baby in the mix, too. Simply put, we want Lucy to have the space, attention and care that she deserves and that we have not been able to afford to give her. She is genuinely the sweetest cat I've ever known, LOVES children (she is obsessed with our son), and we just want to make sure she has a long and happy life.