Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Cedar Park, Texas

Eleanor was taken in from a family friend after learning of the neglect Eleanor was put through. Eleanor is a fluffy, cuddly, loving, cuddly sweetheart who loves nothing more than food and love. Eleanor needs a new home because I am not in a place where I can home a cat, especially for financial reasons. Eleanor is young, maybe about 2-3, fixed, and litter boxes trained. I would love nothing more than to see Eleanor go to a loving home that she deserves.

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Rescue cat from a kill shelter. Laid back, doesn’t bother anyone unless he’s bored, loves to chase small toys around such as nerf balls. Enjoys laying in empty boxes, loves to be brushed.

Floofy, friendly, fun Laszlo is drop-dead gorgeous! He wears a long, soft tuxedo and sports a little soul patch under his chin. When you see this magnificent floof you will just want to scoop him up and snuggle him, and he'll be happy to have you do that! He's especially fond of cheek and chin scratches. Laszlo loves to spend his days gazing out the window, rolling around in catnip, playing with balls, and goofing around with his bestie Racecar. Laszlo gets along with cats in general, but he grew up with Racecar and would really love to bring Racecar along to his forever home. Laszlo suffered some injuries as a kitten which left him incontinent. He requires some extra medical care, which may include a regulated diet and/or manual expression. Caring for an incontinent cat is easier than you may think. Want proof? Check out this video: bit.ly/CatExpressionDemo Please reach out if you have any questions. We are happy to talk about Laszlo and how to care for incontinent cats! All APA! cats are fully vetted, spayed or neutered, and have updated vaccines and a microchip. Lifetime support is offered by our Cat Behavior Team. For further information or to meet Laszlo, please email adopt@austinpetsalive.org.

Goose is incredibly special. I LOVE this boy!!  Goose was found in a dumpster in San Marcos, TX (along with his siblings). They were taken to the local shelter. Covid was in place so the shelter closed their doors. Only rescues were allowed in. This is how I got Goose and his siblings. All have long since been adopted out. Goose was the BEST cat to have around because he grew up loving kittens! He was so good at calming them down, grooming them, etc. When Goose was about a year, he got a bad URI from another foster kitty. He was treated but had a harder time recovering. He stayed here longer (he was my kitten tamer) and that is when I noticed other issues happening. Long story short, Goose most likely has IBD (no biopsy has been done - per vets suggestion). I can go into great length about this to anyone interested. Right now, I am going to do my best to find him the ABSOLUTE best home. He deserves it. Ideally, Goose would go to another home that already has an IBD kitty. He needs a novel protein diet. He is currently on wet and dry food, probiotics mixed in. Experienced adopter would be ideal. Someone who understands this condition and knows how to manage it. Goose currently gets steroid injections (by me), goes to the vet every 6 months and is doing well. Because I do have other cats in the house with special diets, it has been a challenge keeping Goose on track, which is VERY important with IBD. Goose needs to have another kitty friend. He loves grooming and being groomed.  I know finding him the perfect home will be difficult but willing to wait it out :-) I love this boy so much but want him to find a home where his condition can be managed and he can live a long healthy life! He deserves it!!! For more info. on Goose, please contact Stephanie directly. 512-694-6209 or stefpq@yahoo.comWould love to have a somewhat local adopter so I can be close should something arise. I have so many photos and videos of Goose I am more than happy to share, just can't put them all online here. He really is the most handsome fellow! ##1968417##

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