Bombay kittens & cats in Helotes, Texas

    My name is Taffi. I am a 5 month old male Bombay mix. I was found at a Senior Home. I was starving looking for food. No one was caring for us and this nice lady scooped me up. I was taken into a foster home. My foster mom has cared for me and now I am ready for a home. I am a playful, friendly and active boy. I am very social, sweet and a lover. Very relaxed and good with other felines. If you are interested in me call/text Lorraine at 210-471-8462.email: crazykattlady67@gmail.com My adoption fee is 85.00 which includes neuter, rabies shot, fvrcp shot, feline leukemia and Fiv test, and microchip. To download and print an adoption application click on the Adoption tab on www.sanantonioferalcats.org. All fosters under San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition: Community Cat Adoption Program are fostered privately through foster homes and fully vetted with FVRCP/Rabies Vaccinations, Spay/Neuter, Microchipping and Combo Tested for Heartworms/Feline Immunodeficiency Virus/Feline Leukemia. SAFCC is a 501c3 non profit organization all volunteers since 2005 in San Antonio, TX. Adopt only to San Antonio, TX and surrounding areas in Texas. Visit sanantonioferalcats.org  for more information, volunteer, donate to SAFCC Programs like Community Cat Adoption Fund.

    Magestic was abandoned by her owners and then beat up bythe neighborhood feral cats. She was then rescued and broughtinto foster care. She is a very sweet girl who just wants to be loved.For information please contact leahbelanger2012@gmail.com All fosters under San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition: Community Cat Adoption Program are fostered privately through foster homes and fully vetted with FVRCP/Rabies Vaccinations, Spay/Neuter, Microchipping and Combo Tested for Heartworms/Feline Immunodeficiency Virus/Feline Leukemia. SAFCC is a 501c3 non profit organization all volunteers since 2005 in San Antonio, TX. Adopt only to San Antonio, TX and surrounding areas in Texas. Visit sanantonioferalcats.org  for more information, volunteer, donate to SAFCC Programs like Community Cat Adoption Fund.

    All fosters and altered, combo tested, vaccinated, and microchippedbefore adoptions are finalized All fosters under San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition: Community Cat Adoption Program are fostered privately through foster homes and fully vetted with FVRCP/Rabies Vaccinations, Spay/Neuter, Microchipping and Combo Tested for Heartworms/Feline Immunodeficiency Virus/Feline Leukemia. SAFCC is a 501c3 non profit organization all volunteers since 2005 in San Antonio, TX. Adopt only to San Antonio, TX and surrounding areas in Texas. Visit sanantonioferalcats.org  for more information, volunteer, donate to SAFCC Programs like Community Cat Adoption Fund.

We adopted zaxby 1 yr ago. He was a stray according to the shelter. He’s been a great and loving pet the entire time we have had him

Chip: Chip was found back in 2019 during Halloween. My aunt had taken the young kitten at the time to me to take care of because she couldn’t. So far Chip is housing with other animals that are cats and dogs and has been fine with them. He loves to go outside in the backyard and will come in later in the day. I never had to work on potty training him or house training him. He probably needs more work on house training but I have never seen him freely use the bathroom in the house. In my opinion he’s behaved and loves to snuggle at times, can be curious and loves cat toys. I’m not an experienced cat person and deeply wish to find someone who can provide a better connection for this loving cat. Ps: I’m pretty sure he’s close to a Bombay but I’m no expert on cat breed.

Max is 7 years old, but still full of energy. He always likes to fetch and chase toys (especially springs), and while he doesn't tend to settle down much as a lap cat, he loves being petted and giving headbutts to get more head scratches.

Rousey is sweet spirited, affectionate, and gentle. She loves the outdoors and is happiest when on the balcony or in an open window. She would make a perfect addition to your family.

Lucy and Ethel are a bonded pair of three year old cats that we adopted as kittens. They are litter trained, but Lucy has been going outside the litter box. Our busy schedule and an aficionado g dog have kept us from properly addressing the issue. They are de-clawed and must be adopted to a family who intends to keep them indoor only. They would do well in an apartment. They are very sweet and social. Lucy is very laid back, but Ethel is a little shy. She wants to be near her family, but hides when new people come. They have a dog sister who they tolerate and mostly ignore. We know that Lucy would do well on her own, but Ethel would be sad if Lucy was gone. We love our babies and our house is going to be empty without them. They provide us lots of snuggles and laughs on a daily basis.

Ethel is a little slow to warm and shy around strangers, but she loves her family. She is always in whatever room we are and she literally follows me around like a shadow. Lucy is more adventurous, but very laid back - you can carry her around the house like a rag doll. We adopted them as kittens and they are a bonded pair. They are three years old and de-clawed. They must be indoor cats only. They would be great apartment cats. They are good with children and I think they would be ok with dogs or other cats. We have a dog and they tolerate and mostly ignore her. Both cats are litter box trained, but Lucy has been going outside the litter box. We think this issue can be fixed, but our busy schedule and aging dog are keeping us from addressing it properly. They have a door to the garage and come and go through it to use the litter box. They eat at will and can be left for a long weekend alone with ample food and water. We have no issues with them overeating.