Siamese kittens & cats in Arlington, Washington

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*THIS IS A FERAL OR SEMI-FERAL BARN CAT*Feral or semi-feral cats are fearful of people. They prefer the company of other cats and animals. These cats are usually very shy and seldom seen. They may be the safest option if you have young children because they will naturally hide from them.All of our barn cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed, treated for fleas, microchipped and ear-tipped before going to their new homes. Our goal is to get these cats into new barn homes as soon as possible, and adoptions are on a first come, first served basis.The adoption fee is waived for our barn cats, but donations are appreciated.

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Wilson is a 11 months handsome boy. I adopted him this January from a shelter. He is sweet, energetic and cuddly. He enjoys all kinds of toys, especially small ones that he can chase! He is very playful, and runs around the house when he has the energy (usually when he wants to play but you ignore him). He's very affectionate, shows it by cuddling, staying in your lap, licking or some times nibbling. I'm not sure how he gets along with cats, but when he first met my residential cat, he was friendly and was rolling over the carpet. However, my residential cat feels threatened by him (cuz he's larger than her), and always hisses at him, and once she hisses, he fights back and they start fighting. If you have a residential cat, it might be worth to let them meet first to see their chemistry. He is neutered, and up-to-date with vaccines. I can provide medical history as well as some food, cat litter and toys he's used to.