Siamese kittens & cats in Mount Juliet, Tennessee

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Are you looking for a cat who knows the struggle of a few extra pounds? Meet Nala, our adorable 3-year-old Siamese mix who's rocking her curves like a pro! Sure, she&#194&#146s a little 'fluffy,' but hey, aren't we all working on our summer bodies year-round?When Nala came to us, she was covered in fleas&#194&#151think of it as an unfortunate spa treatment gone horribly wrong. The fleas are history now, but they left behind some dermatitis that made her skin and coat a little less glamorous than usual. But with the right TLC, she's already bouncing back and will be giving those Instagram-famous cats a run for their money soon!She's as sweet as can be, but here's the catch&#194&#151Nala wants ALL the love. She&#194&#146s not into sharing the spotlight, so she'll need to be your one and only fur child. She promises to reward you with endless cuddles, sassy conversation (she is Siamese, after all!), and plenty of adorable moments.Adopt Nala now and help her become the stunner she's destined to be&#194&#151while you both work on those snack habits! Please complete and submit our application at www.FLUFFNashville.org to let us know you are interested.**Helpful Hint: you are welcome to submit inquiries first, however, if you are really interested, we strongly recommend that you go ahead and submit an application because others are, and this kitty may be gone by the time we get your inquiries answered.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 31, 2024, 11:10 pm

Meet Sia the Siamese! I believe she's a Tortie Point Siamese, to be exact. My favorite things about her is that she's super sweet and chill, makes fun little "talking" noises, and she knows her name and will come running when called. A friend of mine found a litter of kittens in early 2020 and I adopted 2 of them: Sia and her brother Semmi. The vet says she was born in January 2020. They've been loved! I always joke that they were raised in a stable 2 parent home! Don't let the pictures fool you, she's pretty small! She's also talkative like most Siamese cats. One of my favorite things is to have conversations with her because she'll keep "talking" back! She looovvveeesss food and can be kinda greedy when I give them wet food. She'll eat well past the point of being full and won't stop until the food is gone. I have to watch her and pull her away, otherwise she'll keep eating until she throws up. Very silly creature! I've taken her to the vet regularly (last time July 2024).

Cleo is an amazing girl that showed up at our house with the worst UTI our vet had ever seen. After many months of treatment and finding a food regime to keep her healthy, she is finally looking for her forever home. We would have loved to keep her because she did great with our son and loved our dog, however a multi cat household is not her favorite place. She has her own bedroom but all she wants is her own person to give her attention. She is on a wet food diet and hasn't had any major urinary issues since she has been eating primarily wet food. Her adoptive family would need to keep her on her diet and be cautious that she could have a UTI in the future. She is a very affectionate cat, she loves being pet and being brushed. She prefers to be the only cat in the household. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more about Cleo!