European Burmese kittens & cats in New Braunfels, Texas

Kitty was found in San Marcos with her kittens back in the fall. Vets thought she was around 6 months old back in late October when she was spayed and vaccinated (clean bill of health), however we think she could be a bit older since she is still petite and hasn't really grown since we got her. Kitty is super playful and has the cutest chirp when you greet her each day! She readily leans into pets and has a loud purr. She does not like being picked up and handled, although she is starting to tolerate it a little. It just takes her a little bit of time to warm up, but once she does she is a really wonderful cat with a great personality. It also doesn't hurt that she's a beauty!

It honestly pains me to have to give up Salem. We’ve come a long way. Originally adopted him in New Jersey as a kitten in May 2020. Funny story, I was supposed to receive a female kitten but when they went to spay him they quickly figured out that he was a boy. His gender didn’t bother me so I still took him home. Took a few days after that, I also figured out that he’s DEAF. He also refuses to wear a collar. So he’s strictly an indoor cat, no matter how hard he tries to escape. Doubt he’d survive long on the streets. Still very lovable and needs more attention than I can give (I’m always working). He can feel vibrations from neighboring apartments and I assume he believes there’s an invisible person walking around the house because he gets the zoomies all by himself. He’s very vocal when it’s time to eat or if he’s left alone. If you have any questions about him or his care routine, I’m more than happy to answer them! I want to make sure he goes to a good home.

Boy Scout is an awesome cat with a fun personality. He and Sydney Bristow are brother and sister and have never been apart. They were named after characters in the tv show Alias but - let’s face it - they’re cats, so they don’t respond to their names anyway if you want to change them. They are house trained - I don’t even keep a litter box in the house because they have a routine and go outside. Boy Scout is huge. He’s a heavy boy. He is the more affectionate of the two and likes to lay on your chest when you’re lying down. He prefers to be outside when he’s not napping inside. They’ve never lived anywhere other than my home, so I would anticipate needing a litter box until they acclimate to their new home. I’m sad to relocate them, but am moving soon and can’t take them with me.