Ginger - American Shorthair For Adoption in Hunt County, Texas

Very playful and loving

Luke and Boe are brothers. They were adopted together as kittens, but returned due to housing issues. They were brought to me at around 2 weeks old and were bottle fed until they were weaned and adopted at around 8-9 weeks old. They returned to me around 7/8 months of age. Luke the darker of the two is an absolute lover boy, loves to snuggle and be the center of attention. Boe is a shy guy and with his brothers help has been slowly coming around to enjoying pets again and learning that humans are good and trustworthy! Both of these boys are playful and love each others company and when Luke isn’t snuggled up with me he’s with his brother. I’d like to keep them together if possible for socialization and keep thier bond they share! They get along with other cats. They would do better around older kids and Boe needs someone who is patient and will take time to win his love, he loves churu and they have been key in learning pets are good again and he purrs so loudly too when he comes for pets!

Luckie is a healthy, playful friendly young female cat. She is vaccinated, spayed and microchipped. She will make a great companion to humans and other cats. Luckie was given my name after my wife decided to rescue the then kitten. Luckie had been living outdoors among her siblings. She had been competing for food back then.

Meet Ophelia, a beautiful and friendly young lady. Ophelia was rescued in Albany earlier this month around after a close friend made me aware that she needed help. Ophelia had recently given birth to four small kittens and was living under a shed trying to locate a consistent food/water source for her family in the brutal humidity. The neighborhood knew her well, as she was left behind by her previous owner who lived in an apartment in the area. Ophelia went from being an indoor cat to living outside on her own for over a year. Ophelia is a sweet girl who loves pets and purrs constantly. She enjoys kisses and chin rubs. She has been fully vetted (spayed, de-wormed and de-fleaed, and received her distemper and rabies vaccines). She is negative for both FIV and Feline Leukemia. She would do well in a single or multi-pet household. All vet records will be supplied to her new owner upon adoption.