Calico kittens & cats in Lakeway, Texas

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Deborah (deborah@zallen.com) for more information about this pet.Fun loving Calico CatHowdy I am Kiki and I am as fun loving as they come.  I have been with my foster family now for over four years and though I love them greatly I sometimes think I should find a new place now that I am older.  Of course I am pretty shy any time new people are around to come and see me and I have been known to hide.  In fact even my pet sitter has never seen me at home but she knows I am there since she's seen me when I come in for my Vet checks. I love to be around other cats and therefore think a home with at least one other cat would be perfect.  My sibling Lexi the Lynx point was adopted November 2014 and my other two siblings were adopted from the shelter.  I miss them but I am really friendly with all cats that I have met so far.  My foster parents have been taking great care of us.  We have tons of toys and great food and the other cats showed me the ropes.  I am not a huge kitty but by no meow am I starving either.   We have our own places to wait when it is time to line up for treats so no one fights with each other.  I run all over the place and have a grand old time making a mess.  I guess I could be a little neater with our toys but you are only a teenager once.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Rae (rae@luvzhorses.com) for more information about this pet.Hello,My name is Comet and I'm a beautiful little calico girl.  I came from a colony near an apartment complex in Houston with my Mom and 3 brothers and 2 sisters.  We are Mama's third litter and some of the great ladies that do rescue near where I lived decided that Mama was not going to have any more babies.Our poor Mama is a feral - that means she is extremely afraid of humans and won't let anyone touch her.  Sad because she probably will never know the comforts of a loving indoor home, but at least she will be spayed, vaccinated against diseases and microchipped and returned to her familiar territory where there are people who feed and watch out for them.  During the cold snap a kind man allowed us to take shelter inside his garage where he fed us and we kept warm and had a nice snuggy spot where Mama could take care of us.  Mama came with us to Killeen for two reasons, to see if she would calm to the indoor life and the the kind treatment of just one or two humans to see if she could adapt AND to stay with us as long as we needed.  We're still nursing some and that's a good thing.Unfortunately we are all healthy except we have a pretty good case of ringworm.  We've been seen by the vet and we're on oral meds and topical cream AND if the warmer weather holds a bit we'll also get medicated baths.  It can take 4-6 weeks to conquer this fungus so we won't be availble to go home with you until we are over it.  Foster Mom has put May 1st as our available date but it could be less time or even a little more.  We are available for PRE adoption with a refundable deposit that will be applied to our adoption fee when it's time.Right now we're mostly scared of everything because Mama is, but Foster Mom and Foster sister are both working with us and now my brother Dasher chases Mom's feet and asks for pets and attention. Several of my other sibs are warming up too but for the most part we play with toys and sleep a lot.  By the time we are ready we will be pocket kittens!Foster Mom would prefer we go in pairs so we have a friend so we're not so scared but if there is another appropriate pet already in your home we could come as a single.  IF you are truly interested in us let Foster Mom know and she can send you a video of us so you can see us in action.  Not good for you to be near/handling us since you could get the ringworm too so for now this is the best way.We are sure lucky that we got picked up and are now in a warm home with toys, food and the right meds so we can get rid of this itchy fungus.  Wouldn't you love for us to come and be your forever kitty?  We are soooo cute!!! and we'll love you forever! UPDATE: May 28, 2019 Well we're ready to be adopted into our forever homes.  We’ve gotten our vaccinations and are completely free of ringworm.  We're the age that is noted on this web page and it's time to get into a real home environment.  Some of us are really ready socially but several of us are still a bit on the shy side but nothing that getting some gentle handling and snuggling won't help.  We are completely weaned and eating wet and dry food and using our cat box faithfully. If you'd like to meet us please let Foster Mom know and she can work out a meet and greet at the PetSmart in Round Rock off Louis Henna Blvd.  Watch for a notice that we all might be at the PetSmart in Killeen an adoption event soon. Questions or want to put dibs on one or two of us?  Just let Foster Mom know.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.

Pretty Tess thinks she's a feral cat, although she enjoys all the pleasures of being a domestic kitty, including three squares a day, soft beds, sleeping in sunny windowsills and playing with toys, especially balls! However, she has yet to figure out that people can be her friends. She is afraid of human touch and makes herself scarce whenever strangers come to visit. Tess gets along well with other cats (she adores Owen and Spencer!) and may always be more of a cat-kitty than a people-kitty. Tess was born around March, 2007. She tests negative for FIV and FeLV, has been spayed, is current on vaccinations and microchipped. She recently had her teeth removed due to painful stomatitis, but this does not interfere with her eating. However, this is something her adoptive family would need to keep an eye on, because it may still be a reoccurring condition. She also has diabetes and requires canned food that is high protein/low carbohydrate. She is ready to go to a quiet home without young children, ideally one with a cat who wants a buddy (better yet, adopted together with Owen!) and humans who will love her just the way she is.

I adopted Xena (previously named Bethany) from an animal shelter. She was less than one at the time. She is a great cat! She’s lovable, chirps, and is great with other pets and children. I have two litter boxes and cat supplies that can also go with her. She is not declawed.

Kitty is a very friendly cat that loves to lap sit. She loves to talk to you and meow. She gets along with dogs and tolerates other cats. She is about 12 years old and we received her from another family about 10 years ago. We unfortunately have to rehome her due to allergy reasons for my new granddaughter.

We have had Angie longer than expected as she came to us found in a business parking lot crying. It was discovered her eyes were a little droopy as one eye lid was not completely formed. This particular eye has eye lashes that occasionally get into the eye and have to be plucked . We are looknig at a surgery to freeze them off but that takes care of most but about 10% of lashes return. She can also be maintined by a special ointment. The surgery is quite expensive.