Siamese kittens & cats in Reno, Nevada

These sweet boys were adopted last summer and has been a loved part of our family since then. They appear to be a Siamese-mix with beautiful markings and a playful, affectionate personality. They are litter box trained, indoor cats, and have lived comfortably in a home with children, so he is good with kids and used to normal household activity. They enjoy attention from people, likes to play, and also loves relaxing nearby and keeping you company. Purrcy and Jackson were gifted to us and have grown up together and are very bonded. Purrcy is the one with the white on his nose and paws, which makes him easy to tell apart. They play together, keep each other company, and we would love for them to stay together as a pair so they can continue to thrive. Having two cats together can actually make the transition to a new home easier for them, since they already have a built-in companion. We are hoping to find a safe, loving home! They come with cat food! (1 large bag Hills Science)

Hi, my name is Bunny!From: Owner/Guardian SurrenderDescription: I`m a sweet, sensitive girl who takes her time to trust and show you my true personality. Give me some time and patience and I`ll blossom into your perfect companion. In the meantime, you may not see a lot of me but I`ll be thinking a lot of you! Dog Compatibility: History unknown; slow introductions recommended!Cat Compatibility: History unknown; slow introductions recommended! Child Compatibility: History unknown; let’s meet to see if we’re compatible!

These sweet boys were adopted last summer and has been a loved part of our family since then. They appear to be a Siamese-mix with beautiful markings and a playful, affectionate personality. They are litter box trained, indoor cats, and have lived comfortably in a home with children, so he is good with kids and used to normal household activity. They enjoy attention from people, likes to play, and also loves relaxing nearby and keeping you company. Purrcy and Jackson were gifted to us and have grown up together and are very bonded. Purrcy is the one with the white on his nose and paws, which makes him easy to tell apart. They play together, keep each other company, and we would love for them to stay together as a pair so they can continue to thrive. Having two cats together can actually make the transition to a new home easier for them, since they already have a built-in companion. We are hoping to find a safe, loving home! They come with cat food! (1 large bag Hills Science)

Hi, my name is Bunny!From: Owner/Guardian SurrenderDescription: I`m a sweet, sensitive girl who takes her time to trust and show you my true personality. Give me some time and patience and I`ll blossom into your perfect companion. In the meantime, you may not see a lot of me but I`ll be thinking a lot of you! Dog Compatibility: History unknown; slow introductions recommended!Cat Compatibility: History unknown; slow introductions recommended! Child Compatibility: History unknown; let’s meet to see if we’re compatible!

We found Ashton when he was just around 2 months old living under our neighbors house. We took him to the vet to get checked and we took him in. He has been with us for 8 months but with welcoming a new baby to the house she has shown signs of allergy with our cat. So we have to make the hardest decision with finding him a new home. He is a wonderful cat who has lots of energy. He loves to play, does good with dogs, enjoys going on walks, is great with kids, and loves cuddles.

Sammy came to use from Texas where his owner wanted to euthanize him due to a positive FIV test. FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) is a retrovirus that many cats carry, and it is absolutely not a death sentence. After initial infection, many cats remain asymptomatic for the remainder of their lives. FIV is not transmissible to humans, and cats with a positive FIV result are often housed with other cats who do not have the virus, as transmission occurs only through deep bites (NOT grooming, sharing bowls or water, shared litterboxes, etc.). You can read more about FIV here https://www.alleycat.org/resources/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv/ Sammy currently has several roommates and has shown no sign of aggression, preferring to live peacefully with his fellow felines. He is shy at first and would prefer a calm, quiet environment but has never shown any inclination to bite or scratch people or other animals. Please give Sammy the chance he deserves! He has beautiful chocolate-colored paws and his coloring is similar to a seal point Siamese, with beautiful blue eyes. Call 775-338-6631 for more information about this special cat.March 7, 2026, 6:25 pm