Siamese kittens & cats in Chester, Illinois

Solstice is an amazing and beautiful kitten! She is very affectionate and playful. Solstice tested positive for feline leukemia on intake to Helping Strays. While she is healthy today, it is impossible to know how much time she has before her quality of life could be affected. It could be months or years. Regardless of how much quality time she has, we think she deserves a loving home. If you think you might be the person to give her that home, please contact Helping Strays. Solstice needs to be an only cat or go to a home with another feline leukemia positive cat. Feline leukemia is not transmissible to dogs or humans. Here is a link to a feline leukemia fact sheet from Tree House Humane Society that may be helpful (you'll need to copy and paste)https://treehouseanimals.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/FeLV-Fact-Sheet-Public-1.pdf If you don't have another cat, or if you have a feline leukemia positive cat, and would like to meet her, we would love to talk with you.Solstice is nine months old.Location: Foster homeSoltice's adoption fee is $100. All pets are microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and will be altered prior to adoption. Please submit an application if you are interested in adopting. www.helpingstrays.org

The adoption fee for adult cats, seven months and older, is $100. All pets are microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and will be altered prior to adoption. If you are interested in meeting a cat, stop by the shelter during open hours. helpingstrays.org

Ida is super playful and energetic. She loves her sister Stinky and sitting in windows.

Olive and Bea are looking for a new forever home. They are bonded and have been together since birth. They are both very loving cats. Olive wants nothing more than to curl in someone’s lap all day. They are up to date on shots and are spayed. Both kitties are litter box trained and will go outside as well. Olive and Beatrice are 4 years old. They love children and are used to dogs. The reason they need to find a new home is no fault of their own. There is an older cat in our household that does not like them. We’ve been trying for a long time to make their kitty coexistence better, but have not had much luck. It would be better for Olive and Bea to live without the anxiety they have every day in a home with another cat who does not like them.