American Shorthair kittens & cats in Farmers Branch, Texas

Meet the fun-loving Biscuit IV! He is a nine-year-old, 11-pound American Shorthair, who wears a cute â&#194&#128&#194&#156Tuxedoâ&#194&#128&#194&#157 so heâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s always photo-ready! Biscuit is a happy, playful cat who I adopted as a kitten from a North Dallas vet's office in September 2015. He is healthy, neutered, microchipped, and fully up-to-date on vaccinations. Biscuit is curious, clever, and full of energy! He likes to play with his toys and play â&#194&#128&#194&#156catchâ&#194&#128&#194&#157 and â&#194&#128&#194&#156chaseâ&#194&#128&#194&#157 and gets the â&#194&#128&#194&#156zoomiesâ&#194&#128&#194&#157 all the time. Biscuit loves positive praise and receiving pets and head scratches and responds with a sweet little purr. He likes having his fur brushed too as a nice massage and bonding time. Biscuit is a â&#194&#128&#194&#156fitness buffâ&#194&#128&#194&#157 who loves helping me practice yoga and loves it when I toss a leaf of baby spinach for him to play with and nibble on! Biscuit hasnâ&#194&#128&#194&#153t been around many other animals or small children but is very loving and affectionate with our family. Biscuit is my little buddy who follows me around the house, and loves to cuddle on the sofa in the evenings for movie night! Biscuit has always been an indoor apartment cat, but I think he might also enjoy some outdoor time in a safe, confined space if that is an option. Heâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s very curious and likes to sniff around, and is a good boy and will come when you call him. He's only been around one adult male cat (for about a month), and they didn't get along, but he's generally pretty easy going so may get along with a kitten. I'm not sure how he would react around young children or dogs - he might have fun with them, but he startles easily (like most cats) and doesn't love to be picked up so Iâ&#194&#128&#194&#153m not sure. He still scratches the sofa occasionally when he is jumping up but has mostly outgrown any â&#194&#128&#194&#156badâ&#194&#128&#194&#157 scratching not on his favorite scratcher pad. Biscuit has a sensitive stomach, so I feed him Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach (wet & dry) which costs a little more but lasts a long time. He also loves his dental treats at night to keep those pearly whites looking good ð&#194&#159&#194&#152&#194&#138 I need to rehome my sweet Biscuit because my situation has changed and I'm frequently traveling back and forth out of state to care for an aging parent. Biscuit loves his 'people' and gets very sad when left alone for very long and it breaks my heart, but I need to help care for my mother in Phoenix so I'm making the difficult choice to rehome him. This silly, adorable cat will be a fun and loving companion in the right home. Apply to meet him today! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If you have a specific question about Biscuit IV, then please email newdigs@dallaspetsalive.org. If you are interested in applying to adopt this pet, fill out the application at the link above. This pet is participating in the Dallas Pets Alive rehoming program. All of the medical, behavioral and other information about this pet was provided by the petâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s owner. Dallas Pets Alive encourages all adopters to verify the information prior to adoption. Please note that Dallas Pets Alive (DPA) is acting as intermediary to connect prospective adopters with individuals wanting to rehome their pets. DPA is not liable for any information provided about this pet and the adoption transaction is purely between the pet owners and adopter. DPA is not responsible for any damages, injuries, or adoption returns as a result of any adoption transaction. DPA! is not responsible or liable for any animals involved in its New Digs program. DPA! acts solely as a facilitator of adoption between the animal's surrenderer and potential adopter and makes no claims as to the accuracy of the animal's medical or behavioral history provided by the surrenderer. February 8, 2025, 10:22 pm

The day we brought Ginger home was a whirlwind of pure, unadulterated joy. We adopted this tiny, ginger-furred marvel at just seven weeks old, rescued from the gentle hands of an elderly couple. It was a momentous occasion, our family's first foray into the world of pet ownership, and the excitement was palpable. Ginger, a miniature ball of fluff with enormous, inquisitive eyes, seemed unfazed by the transition. Within a mere two days, he had completely acclimated to his new surroundings, a testament to his adaptable and confident nature. He was a miniature explorer, padding softly through each room, mapping his territory with a quiet curiosity. The acquisition of a litter box was met with immediate, intuitive understanding. Ginger, without fuss or training, took to it as if heâ&#194&#128&#194&#153d been doing it his whole life. His appetite was similarly straightforward; he devoured both soft and hard food with gusto, a twice-daily ritual that filled his tiny belly and fueled his burgeoning explorations. He possessed a remarkably calm and friendly demeanor, a trait that endeared him to everyone he met. Visitors were greeted with a soft purr and a gentle rub against their legs, a welcoming gesture that melted even the most skeptical hearts. Ginger was a meticulous groomer, a tiny, furry perfectionist who kept his coat gleaming and pristine. He found endless amusement in the crinkling rustle of shopping bags, transforming them into temporary fortresses and hiding spots. When playtime called, a simple rope or the dancing beam of a laser light was all it took to ignite his playful spirit, sending him darting and leaping with boundless energy. As the day waned, he retreated to his cat tree, a lofty perch from which he surveyed his domain, often curling into a contented slumber. He had a particular fondness for children, and their playful energy was a perfect match for his own. Even at the vet, Ginger was a model patient, a picture of composure and good behavior. He was, and remains, a beautiful companion, a furry member of the family who has brought immeasurable joy and warmth into our lives. Ginger has seamlessly woven himself into the fabric of our home, proving that the best companions come with fur, purrs, and a whole lot of love. We are heartbroken to come to the conclusion that Ginger needs more attention than we can give due to increased work travel. Note: To ensure Ginger's smooth transition to his new home, I'll include his litter robot (originally $260) and cat tree (originally $60) at no cost. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If you have a specific question about Ginger III, then please email newdigs@dallaspetsalive.org. If you are interested in applying to adopt this pet, fill out the application at the link above. This pet is participating in the Dallas Pets Alive rehoming program. All of the medical, behavioral and other information about this pet was provided by the petâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s owner. Dallas Pets Alive encourages all adopters to verify the information prior to adoption. Please note that Dallas Pets Alive (DPA) is acting as intermediary to connect prospective adopters with individuals wanting to rehome their pets. DPA is not liable for any information provided about this pet and the adoption transaction is purely between the pet owners and adopter. DPA is not responsible for any damages, injuries, or adoption returns as a result of any adoption transaction. DPA! is not responsible or liable for any animals involved in its New Digs program. DPA! acts solely as a facilitator of adoption between the animal's surrenderer and potential adopter and makes no claims as to the accuracy of the animal's medical or behavioral history provided by the surrenderer.March 8, 2025, 10:18 pm

happy & loving cat that wants all the attention hugs and kisses he can get (on his terms of course!) haha.

Buster was rescued after he was abandoned in the forest where he would not survive for long. Luckily he wandered up to a house that backs up to the woods and looked for help and food. He was a kitten about 4 months when found. He is about 1 now, fully vetted, neutered, and ready for his own home. He is house trained, playful, funny, loves to nap, and kinda goofy. He is very shy at first and takes a short time to warm up to new people. He lives with another cat now. He likes a cat door and fears being locked in, probably from his bad experience as a kitten. Buster is affectionate and needs to continue learning to trust humans again. He needs an experienced cat person.

So handsome! New orphan Sylvester is a dapper tuxedo cat, about a year and a half old. Sylvester is friendly and affectionate. He is FIV+ and can live a happy + healthy life in the right home. Come meet Sylvester at the Cat Care Center today! Interested in adopting? Visit our website today to apply.

Beautiful, glossy, a bit quirky, Mona needs a chance. She’s still a kitten at 8 months old, but ‘teenagers’ often get overlooked for younger kittens. Mona has a great purr, enjoys connecting with folks and has a little sass. Come meet her at the Cat Care Center! Interested in adopting? Visit our website today to apply.