Maine Coon kittens & cats in Alamo Heights, Texas

I took in this cat after a friend asked me to, her previous owner had tried to hurt her. She is fine with my large dog, she is fine with my other car, however he is young and antagonizes her. She uses the litter box just fine, however when stressed or upset in any way she has a tendency to specifically poop on carpet. She prefers to be near a window and left alone. She is very quiet. I have a kennel she prefer to be in, when she detects anyone coming around she will run into the kennel to hide. Her breed is an assumption.

Mittens was left at a Petco overnight by his original owner, From what could be garnered on his first vet visit he was still too young to be separated from his mother this has caused him to develop some over-stimulation issues. He is a very loving and playful cat but tends to try to gnaw on his owners fingers if he does get too hyper, these can range from gnawing to full biting. He has never drawn blood but I have found it best to give attention and pets in small spurts to avoid this. He has been fixed but has kept a spraying habit in new environments, Typically after the first couple of days as long as his litter is changed regularly this issue goes away. I have had Mr Mittens for 7-8 years and I believe he is about 8 and a half or so. I love Mr Mittens dearly flaws and all but recently I have encountered medical issues due to being around pet dander and allergens. I would really like to find a home that can look past his flaws and love the Playful, Loving, and Cuddly Mr. Mittens

    All fosters under the San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition: Community Cat Adoption Program are fostered privately through foster homes.  They are spayed/neutered, given age appropriate vaccinations, and microchipped before adoptions are finalized.  SAFCC is a 501c3 non profit, all volunteer organization serving San Antonio and Bexar County, Texas. Visit sanantonioferalcats.org  for more information or email adoptions@sanantonioferalcats.org for information on adopting. November 18, 2024, 6:05 am

My sister in law passed in August her cat spice had 2 cats from the last litter she had anothe litter when my sister in law passed, than from her first litter of cats one of than had a litter of 2 that are twins I'm moving in 2 weeks and can't take them with me

4 Year old cat. She's very laid back.

This sweet gal is ready for her forever home. TO ADOPT: Fill out the application online at https://www.siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/adopt or email adopt@soscatrescue.org and request a copy. More info at siameseorientalsnowshoerescue.org/FAQ Each cat will come to their new home with: neutered or spayed, age-appropriate vaccines, individually tested negative for FeLV/FIV, heartworm negative, and microchipped.DOGS & CATS: Unless otherwise noted, they are compatible with calm dogs who are cat-friendly. They are also compatible with cat-friendly cats with similar energy levels. If interested in a cat/kitten with a higher energy level than your current cat, adopting a bonded pair is recommended to avoid upsetting your cat. Slow introduction to new dogs and cats, according to the Jackson Galaxy method, is important to ensure they get along.FLUFFY KITTIES: Adopters must have experience grooming long hair cats or be willing to take a quick class on YouTube about grooming long hair cats. TRANSPORT DETAILS: Kittens younger than 16 weeks: adopters can fly to Austin or San Antonio airports for pickup. Texas: cats over 14 weeks can travel along 1-35 or within 4 hours of San Antonio with a rescue partner for a small donation. Out of state: for cats over 14 weeks old, transport is available to most of the Southern states, plus CT, NY, PA, ME, NJ and a few other states for $175 per crate. If they get along and space permits, up to 2 cats or 4 kittens can share a crate, and cost will be split amongst adopters. Out of state transport must have an Interstate Health Certificate by a qualified veterinarian for $85.MORE KITTIES: https://sos.rescueme.org/Thank you for considering adopting one of our kittens/cats.