Javanese kittens & cats in Encinitas, California

Slate/cream Blue Point Siamese mix, short hair, female, born approx. 4/1/18, #15306Frosty and her three siblings wandered into a trap during a TNR operation and ended up at a spay/neuter clinic. A kind woman was taken with the adorable kittens and decided to foster them in her home to keep them safe. A Rescue House volunteer, who is friends with the woman, helped her bring the kitties into The Rescue House so that we could assist them with their search for forever homes. Frosty is the first of the crew ready for a new family, so she is leading the way and hoping to find her special people as soon as possible! Frosty loves two things most in the world-attention and food! She really, really enjoys wet food and goes crazy for treats... in fact, she will not stop talking until you give some to her! (As she will explain to you, she is an excellently-behaved girl and deserves as many as she wants!) When she smells you preparing her dinner, she will chatter at you and keep you company while you put things together. (We also think that she is subtly encouraging you to be quick about it!) If she hears you shake the treat bag, she will appear at your side in anticipation for her reward for being such a good kitty. Frosty also will let you know when she needs some affection. In case you don't speak her language, she will rub back and forth against your legs to ensure you catch her drift... until you spend a bit of quality time with her! Her hobbies include sunbathing, ornithology, and mountaineering. Frosty takes her role as queen of her castle seriously and likes to climb to high places where she can survey her domain. A high-energy cat, Frosty always seems to be moving or engaged in an activity. Once she finally takes a break, her favorite place to sleep is tucked away on top of the cabinets or in a tall cat tree. Very particular about her feline friends, Frosty gets along with some cats, and others, she despises. We are not exactly sure how she makes these determinations, so we recommend that she be your only feline child. We don't know how she feels about dogs. She would do best in a home with calm older kids.It's going to be summer soon... couldn't you use something a little frosty by your side to cool you down?

Beige/Blue Pt Siamese mix, short hair, female, born approx. 6/1/13, #13790Squirrel and Sox, her housemate kitty, were left alone when their guardian died. A person in the community who learned of their situation reached out for help, and upon the discovery that Sox had been adopted from The Rescue House as a kitten, we took in both cats. Sox has since found himself a new loving home, and Squirrel is ready to melt your heart!Squirrel is just about the sweetest cat you will ever have the extraordinary pleasure to meet. She is loving, cuddly, and gentle. Her demeanor and her expressively cute face, combined with her petite little body, lead to lovey-dovey nicknames: Baby Girl and Squirrely Girly are just a couple of her foster's favorites. Squirrel is not overly playful-at least not on her own-and is much more focused on people. Her soft fur feels ever so luxurious, and when combined with the endearing look that is always on her face as she gazes at you, you could hold her and carry her around for hours... or at least until your arms go to sleep! Happily-to give your arms a break-Squirrel enjoys sitting on your lap while you work at the computer and will "help" where she can with your typographic and writing skills. If not actively assisting you, she will perch next to you, just in case her expertise is needed, within your reach for petting when you pause for thought; she reciprocates all caresses with little licks of affection. The only caveat to Squirrel's exceptionalness is that she prefers to poo outside of the litter box. This is a life choice on her part, and we believe she has reasons that make perfect sense to her. A commitment to Squirrel involves accepting her motivations as valid and understanding that she merely finds the litter box to be an inappropriate place for this form of elimination. While her feelings lead to slightly more work for you, dealing with this minor inconvenience is well worth it to have such an incredible kitty companion.Although she would happily claim all your affection as your only kitty, Squirrel lives with other cats in her foster home, and their relations are peaceful so long as her peers are not too assertive...while Squirrel doesn't start tussles, she won't back down if another kitty initiates one. She has not mixed with her foster's resident cat-savvy dog, but they have seen each other and Squirrel did not seem concerned. She would likely ignore a dog who ignores her. Calm and gentle kids over 10 years old should be okay.If you are looking for a precious loving kitty to make a wonderful addition to your home... Squirrel is ready to show you that she's the perfect fit!