Siamese kittens & cats in Encinitas, California

This stunning young Mama is "Kicka" (she's "Curba's" Mom and only a year older than her baby)She was abandoned in Puerto Vallarta, by a person who once cared for them and then abandoned them both. She once lived in a home and is not a "street" cat. Kicka is affectionate and will follow our staff for attention and cuddles. She's not a fan of the communal living situation at our shelter and we can't wait to see her flourish once she's adopted into a home environment where she can show her true potential and loving nature.Kicka is a stunning Siamese mix and is available for adoption in Punta Mita, Mx. with ability to fly to U.S and CanadaKicka has had our complete Cat protocol :* Complete Health exam by a Vet* Feline tests to rule out FeLV, FIV & Heartworm* Bloodwork 1: CBC (Mycoplasma check if indicated)* Bloodwork 2: Chem profile* Deworming at intake and monthly thereafter* Vaccines: Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR), Feline Distemper (FP), Calicivirus (FCV), Rabies* Spay/Neuter* Flea/Tick prevention* Microchipping available Please send us an application for her at : wetnosesrescue.org/adoption-application-Cats

Meet Zorn: The Ultimate Grumpy Charmer!This resilient little warrior has overcome incredible odds after being found injured, likely from a car accident that cost him both back legs. But don't let his past fool you - Zorn is a fighter! Zorn can walk around using his front two legs with no problems. He enjoys the company of other cats and humans (after some time to warm up). Instead of snuggles, Zorn's love language is a head bump, especially if there's food involved.Despite his challenges, he's fully capable of using the litter box independently and can potty independently. Since losing his back legs, Zorn has adapted like a pro - he zooms around on his front paws, scoffing at wheelchairs and clambering up onto beds without missing a beat. He's perfectly potty-trained and only asks for a little help keeping his rump clean.Zorn has a vocal and grouchy personality that shines through, and beneath that grumpy exterior lies a heart full of love! Zorn may look like a bit of a grump, but he's earned it! This handsome fellow has been through a lot, and he's made it clear that he's not here for cuddles or smothering attention. he is still learning to live as a two-legged cat, so he will need time to adapt and realize he doesn't need to be in 'survival mode' anymore. Zorn may seem aloof, but he's secretly a social guy. He spends his days lounging in sun puddles, scowling in the cutest way possible, and occasionally hanging with his best buddy, the youngest kitty in the house. He's also unbothered by chill dogs.He's on the lookout for a caring family who can shower him with affection and help him forget the past. If you're patient and gentle, Zorn will reward you with his unique brand of love. He's perfect for someone who understands that not every cat needs to be a lap cat. If you're looking for a tough, independent spirit who just needs a safe home and someone who loves him just as he is, Zorn could be your guy! Together, you can create new, joyful memories and let Zorn truly embrace life! Zorn has had our complete Cat protocol :* Complete Health exam by a Vet* Feline tests to rule out FeLV, FIV & Heartworm* Bloodwork 1: CBC (Mycoplasma check if indicated)* Bloodwork 2: Chem profile* Deworming at intake and monthly thereafter* Vaccines: Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR), Feline Distemper (FP), Calicivirus (FCV), Rabies* Spay/Neuter* Flea/Tick prevention* Microchipping available Please send us an application at: https://wetnosesrescue.org/adoption-application-Cats

This sweet girl is "Catniss" and was rescued from drowning in mud during a rainstorm. She and her 4 siblings were luckily nursed back to health by an amazing foster family (including two amazing kids)......Literally bottle fed around the clock!! They will be amazing kitties due to the loving care they received. All are very comfortable being held and seek human attention. More on their individual personalities will be updated, as they grown more independent from each other.Catniss will have our complete "Cat protocol" :* Complete Health exam by a Vet* Feline tests to rule out FeLV, FIV & Heartworm* Bloodwork 1: CBC (Mycoplasma check if indicated)* Bloodwork 2: Chem profile* Deworming at intake and monthly thereafter* Vaccines: Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR), Feline Distemper (FP), Calicivirus (FCV), Rabies* Spay/Neuter* Flea/Tick prevention* Microchipping available Please send us an application at: wetnosesrescue.org/adoption-application-Cats

All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, shots current (DHPP, Bordetella and Rabies where applicable), dewormed, flea and tick treated, and microchipped.  * If you are interested in a dog, please first read the biography on the dog (keep scrolling down for the bio!) and then go to our website, www.dpsrescue.com for an application. Our adoption fees vary. Each biography will specifically list the adoption fee.Sydney is a 5 year old Flamepoint Siamese and he is the sweetest boy ever. He is vocal, affectionate, and loving. He did test positive for FIV but he is very healthy otherwise. He would like to be your one and only pet, as he likes to be the king of the castle. He had a rough start to life and still has some trauma he is mentally healing from, but he has a lot of faith in his humans and wants to trust you completely, he will just need someone who is patient and cat experienced. He would enjoy a soft bed and cat tree to sleep and lounge on. He would love to cuddle with his new person in bed at night. He is a people kitty, he likes to conversate with you about his day and is eager to hear about yours. He would be a great companion for someone who works from home or is retired as he always loves to be right next to his human. Do you think Sydney could be the guy you've been searching for? He would love to meet you. Apply to adopt this gorgeous blue-eyed boy today. He has been neutered, tested negative for FeLV, vaccinated, dewormed, flea treatment applied and microchipped. His adoption fee is $150.November 5, 2024, 9:13 pm

Hello! I am looking for a wonderful home for my grandmother's 2 sweet senior kitties. She was placed into an assisted living facility and can no longer have her cats, but they mean the world to her so I am trying to find them the best home possible! Rufus and Ruby are both 15 yrs old, fixed, but not sure about their vaccine history. Ruby: Female, Siamese, beautiful blue eyes! She is very timid with strangers and normally hides when an unknown person comes in the house, but she is an absolute love bug when she warms up. She loves behind the ear and back scratches, and rolling around the floor when she's happy. Rufus: Male, black, bright yellow eyes! He is very friendly and sociable. He can be a bit of a talker! He absolutely loves getting treats. He's the sweetest guy, very mellow but so friendly with people. Unfortunately, these are the only pictures I currently have of them. They are a bonded pair and I would really like to keep them together! Please ask any questions!

We need to rehome our beautiful cat, whom we adopted from a shelter. She originally came to the shelter from a previous owner for reasons unknown. When we first brought her home, she was very shy, but over time she grew more comfortable with us. However, her behavior began to change suddenly she started hissing, scratching, and even biting. We believe she may have been mistreated in her past home, and these reactions could be a result of that trauma. She needs someone experienced with cats, especially those who might have behavioral challenges, to give her the love, patience, and understanding she deserves. Right now, I am pregnant, and as much as we care for her, I dont feel comfortable keeping her in our home with a baby on the way. We are not asking for any money; we simply want her to find a safe and loving environment with someone who can meet her needs. Shes a stunning cat with so much potential to thrive in the right hands.

*** Missy is in a foster home. ***Cream/brown/white Snowshoe mix, short hair, spayed female, born approx. 7/1/21, #19231Cats: may like a companion Dogs: probably not Children: tweens+ / adultsMissy was found fending for herself on the streets of LA and was taken to a local shelter where she was given a late-pregnancy spay. As she was recovering from that, she came down with a respiratory infection and stopped eating; she had already been skinny as her resources went into her pregnancy. It was then that she came to The Rescue House. With TLC and medical care, she has recovered from her infection and is eating heartily to regain necessary weight.Missy is still in the process of figuring out her new life of ready food and pampering; it was a big change, after all, and Missy most of all wants to feel safe. Yet even in the month she’s been into our care she has made leaps and bounds toward becoming an amazing future companion to her adopter. She first spent her days hiding and only coming out to eat at night. Now she is coming out to explore, happily devour her Churu treats, and come perch by the window. While she still favors secure nooks and a quiet environment, when her foster goes to find her Missy really leans into the pets and will chirp and purr. She is slowly discovering what toys she likes (the round trackball tower) and what she doesn’t like (wands with bells). She is a huge sweetie! When a cat is outwardly shy like Missy, she can get passed over for more blatantly outgoing cats, but the strides she has made should not be taken lightly and show the promise of what she can become with a patient and accepting adopter.While she has not yet interacted with any other cats in foster care, we think Missy may like a welcoming kitty companion to both be her friend and to help her boost her confidence. We don’t know her thoughts on dogs. Younger or boisterous children would not be a good fit. She needs a quieter and routine-structured environment. Missy’s sweet nature is already clear, and she just needs a special person to give her the time to fully flourish. Will you give her that chance?