Adopt Addison

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Rae (rae@luvzhorses.com) for more information abo... show more

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 Addison, kind of a sophisticated English name. I like it.  I just got here from the Bastrop shelter with my sister Artemis and we were scared out of our wits.  I have gotten a lot more comfortable BUT my sister is still more afraid than I am.Foster mom will be keeping us for a week or two more or until we are comfortable being handled and with people but we will be looking for our special forever home the whole time!Let my foster mom know you might want me as your BFF and then come to meet me!!!ADDISON UPDATE:Wow, time flies when you're having fun.  Foster Mom had to be away for 3 months and we did not get much attention while she was gone, but now we're having special 'lessons' in liking people and we're doing quite well.  My sister is STILL a big scaredy cat, but Foster Mom and Foster Sister are going to work really hard with her during Christmas vacation so we will be ready for our forever homes soon after.  We are both very healthy and beautiful and we are the age shown below here on this page.  We will make great BFF's, why not ask about us and take a chance - you won't be sorry!ADDISON UPDATE Jan 16:  We are still VERY skittery and Mom is going to order some Jackson Galaxy flower remedies and we will be moved into large cages so Mom and Sis can work directly with each one of us.  Here's hoping - - FOSTER MOM UPDATE March 13:  Happy to say that Addison is doing very well.  Still a bit timid, but coming up to be petted and enjoying it.  She's out of a cage and lots of the 'roaming' kitties in the house have been allowed into the room where she is and it's now on to the next step - allowing her to come out of the kitty room and into the normal house if she wants.  I've changed her status to 'available for adoption' and she is ready for a home that is fairly quiet with someone who is willing to be gentle and patient with her.  She's a really SWEET kitty and deserves a chance at a forever home.  She gets along with other kitties, so a home with another buddy would be great.ADDISON UPDATE September 10, 2016: I am sooo ready for love .  Addison is finally ready fully for a home.  She will take a bit to get used to the new digs, but she's been off with a temp foster for 6 weeks, is back and is asking to be petted, venturing out in the house and has left sister behind in so many ways.  She can be picked up, petted and will most of the time come to you.  Loud or sudden movements still un-nerve her, but in a normal home setting she'll be a great companion.  Addison is very healthy and up to date on vaccinations and is spayed and microchipped!  Won't you consider HER as your new BFF?ADDISON UPDATE: October 2018:  Hey, I'm back.  Had a little health scare but turns out it was a wrong diagnosis and I'm healthy as can be.  I've been living in foster mom's bedroom and having a lot of fun and attention.  I love to sleep right next to her leg and I love being petted and I even beg to be petted.  I am still a little insecure and it shows when you move fast or try to chase or catch me.  I'm also a bit face shy still although I love it when you scratch and pet my head, just nervous if you try to use two hands at once.  If I'm on the bed and I know you, you can pick me up.  I will be okay for a few minutes but after that I want down.  I have the tiniest little meow, you'd think I was a kitten.  I might be a little bit insecure still BUT once I settle in and get to know you I'll be your BFF and give you back lots of love!New pics coming soon!Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Beth (bethbach2@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.  Agnes loves to spend her time watching birds through the window and hanging out with her friend Alton.  Agnes was trapped and brought to a high kill shelter in South Texas along with two other kitty friends.  She had no hope of getting out alive, especially since she's a bit older and not sure people can be trusted. She's best friends with her buddy Alton and is also very close to her friend Alfreda.  You can see the profiles for Alton and Alfreda by clicking on the links at the bottom of this page. Agnes is aloof with people.  Not truly feral but not wanting to be touched by people either. She gratefully accepts plates of wet food and treats but does not want to be petted and will move away from you if you try.  She gets along well with any new foster cat who comes to share her space though so she is a great companion to cats.  Do you have it in your heart to share you home with Agnes?  She is so grateful she now lives indoors and just wants to have a place she can continue her hobbies of bird watching and just hanging out. It would be beyond fantastic if all three of these friends could find a special home together. Contact foster Beth for more information about Agnes and her friends, bethbach2@gmail.com.      Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Carolyn (cakalaki@hotmail.com) for more information about this pet. She is very playful and excitable when pet.  Not quite a lap kitty yet but loves affection and will do circles under your hand.  Almost self petting.  Ha!She has a tear duct condition from being in a hoarding situation, she had surgery and the vet was able to get one open but not the other, she may have a permanent weepy eye but it doesnt slow her down or make her any less lovely.Please note that we are asking that Aisling and Pangur be adopted together.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Beth (bethbach2@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.  Alfreda is enjoying her well deserved retirement from producing babies.  She's a beautiful Lynx Point girl who was brought in as a stray by animal control and appeared to have always lived as a community cat.   So now she's really digging a roof over her head and steady meals. Alfreda is a cat's cat and not all that fond of people. She is what we call an indoor feral.  She doesn't like people but she would not do well at this point as an outside cat.  People serve a purpose of course but petting should not be one of them.  Simply bring the vittles please and leave me to hanging out with my feline buds.  Alfreda would like to find a nice home where she can just be a cat.  She lives well among people but is not a typical 'pet' cat.  She adores the other two kitties she came in with and readily accepts any new foster who comes to share her space.  Do you have it in your heart and home to give Alfreda a permanet place to hang out?It would be beyond fantastic if all three of these friends could find a special home together.  Contact her foster at bethbach2@gmail.com with any questions.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Carol (carol_stephens@yahoo.com) for more information about this pet.Alonzo was adopted to a wonderful family, but had to be returned because of his unpredictability. He has attacked the other cats in the family, sending them to the vet, and he has bitten and scratched his humans. We didn't see this extreme behavior in his foster home, but quite often when cats go their permanent homes, a different side of their personality will come out. We will have to see what happens as he spends time back in his foster home. (Update) Time has passed, and we and Alonzo have learned how to get along. We treat him with respect by not surprising him with unwanted attention, and he gives love nips instead of bites. When I'm dishing out his wet food at mealtimes, he nips my hand if I don't move fast enough. He likes to sleep sprawling out on the bed, and likes to be near us. He just wants to be treated with respect, as a equal.in the meantime, there are a couple of conditions for a new adopter:1. Austin area adoptions only.2. No other cats in house. Dogs may work out, but our dog chases him.3. Adopter must be experienced with Siamese, and know how to work with cats with behavioral issues.4. Children are probably not a good idea, as he plays with them the way he would with other cats.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Courtesy for more information about this pet.Please read - Do NOT contact ASR about me. My contact info. is below. Name: Amber/ Carolina (shelter and rescue name) Bonded to brother Carnelian/Tyler ( ideally they will be adopted together).   I am the typical red tabby playful loving and just an all around great little girl. I am rare though because most kitties with my dark red color are boys. I also have the most endearing little close set eyes that resemble Puss in Boots from the cartoon. I love to play with my big brother, Carnelian/Tyler, who is also a red tabby. My 5 siblings and I were abandoned at a rural shelter when we were just a few days old. A mama kitty who had already raised her own litter plus another orphaned litter took us as her own. Although she could not provide us with much milk, she did everything else a mother kitty would do while our hummy (human mommy) supplemental fed us with a tiny baby bottle and a miracle nipple. We are now ready for our forever home.My guardian must be over the age of 25. For more info on me and my brother, contact:  nhgivelife @ yahoo.com Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Kathy (kgselbrede@mac.com) for more information about this pet.A Special Needs Kitty with a Big HeartWhen we think Amelia we think soft, warm and sugary sweet with a touch of “rascal.” Amelia was born to a feral mama out in the wilder parts of Georgetown. We (Amelia's fosters) were able to trap her at a young enough age after weaning that she's fully tame. She's an exceptionally loving kitty with many positive and wonderful personality traits. We would keep her but we have our hands full with 3 special-needs senior dogs and 5 other rescue kitties. Amelia has a lot to offer a kind human who needs a BFF, who wants only one pet (Amelia by herself) in their household, and who can take on her special needs.First, all about Amelia's unique traits..... She’s a social kitty, initially shy and scared with people she doesn't know, but very forthcoming once she feels safe. She thrives on being near her trusted human(s) and is a true love bug with them. This friendly kitty loves to see you come through the door (you'll often find her waiting there for you). She’s a purry snuggly lap cat who loves affection. She can also still play like a kitten - her favorite games are chasing a laser dot and chasing a toy pulled around the room on the end of a string. She's vocal with sweet 'kitty talk' but not too loud. She loves to sleep near (or on) you on your bed.As for her looks, she's a stunner! Snow white fur frames mosaic patches of gray tabby across her shoulders. Her pink nose is a nice accent against her large clear green eyes. She always looks beautiful where ever she curls up to sleep, inviting pets, cheek rubs, head scratches, and cuddles.It's difficult for Amelia at our house because she has allergies. Our 3 dogs and 5 other cats make it impossible to protect Amelia from allergens (especially food but also environmental) without keeping her confined to her own room while she undergoes her dermatology treatment plan. Basically, with us Amelia is in isolation most of the time, which makes her sad and lonely.Being under the care of Dr. Jenice Daigle, Animal Dermatologist with Central Texas Veterinary Specialty Hospital, means Amelia looks forward to a bright future in which her allergies are either resolved or well-managed. She's currently eating two brands of hypoallergenic foods (at this time any other foods cause itchy skin rashes and sores, hair loss, topical and oral medications, and sometimes the dreaded 'cone'), but in 2021 it should be possible to conduct food trials to determine what 'normal' foods she can eat.At Amelia's most recent derm appointment on July 2, Dr Daigle recommended that a daily oral medication (Atopica) be continued for one more month, with a recheck appointment on 7/30, and anticipates continuing the Atopica for 2-3 more months after that (through September or October). It is hoped that Atopica will 'reset' Amelia's immune system so that her skin stops reacting. So far she is doing better than she's ever been. Her skin and coat are back to a normal healthy condition, and she's back to her playful happy (though lonely) self. If you have a heart for 'hard luck' kitties like Amelia (whose allergies are no fault of her own), and if you have the time and resources to provide her required treatment, here's a list of things that could make you a possible good fit for this little munchkin and an 'angel' to relieve her from current mostly-isolated living situation:*  You have no other animals (ie, no other potential allergen sources) in your home and are ok with having just one special kitty who would love to spend as much time as possible with you.*  You would enjoy playing with Amelia (pulling that string-tied toy around the room, flashing the laser beam so she can chase it, etc.).*  You (and the people you live with) are 'neat freak' enough not to leave food or crumbs where this rascally kitty can get to them when you're not looking.*  You are willing and able to take over the remainder of Amelia's care (we are willing to pay for her remaining treatment with Dr. Daigle), which is focused on resolving her allergies or at least keeping them under control. Right now that includes:          1) A very strict uncompromising veterinarian-prescribed diet (Royal Canin HP kibble, Hill's z/d kibble and canned food).          2) Daily oral medication (Amelia doesn't like this but is such a good kitty she tolerates it. We get it done as quickly as possible in the evening, and then have a fun playtime afterward to help her feel better and forget about it).          3) Taking Amelia to follow-up dermatology appointments in Round Rock. Again, she doesn't enjoy the transport but she tolerates the whole ordeal. As long as she's not tipped off to the carrier (in which case she'll run and hide), it's easy to put her inside it. Vets have always commented what a good kitty she is.If this sounds like a good fit for you, please contact us to explore the possibilities. We would SO love to see Amelia be accepted into a loving forever home where she can be free to explore and play and stay close to her human(s) while she undergoes treatment instead of being stuck in a back room by herself most of the time.Amelia has so much to offer and will be a perfect forever kitty companion.Please contact us if you'd like more information and details about sweet Amelia.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Betania (betania_cr@yahoo.com) for more informati... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Betania (betania_cr@yahoo.com) for more information about this pet.Anabelle is a slim , beautiful and shy girl.She loves to spent her afternoons watching the birds or taking long naps in her cat tower.She likes to cuddle and likes to be pet once she feels confident.UPDATE: Still available as of 12/10/2019Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Sabrina (Sfernandez317@gmail.com) for more inform... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Sabrina (Sfernandez317@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.Hello! My name is Artemis and I would love to meet you. I'm a shy girl but I LOVE to play. I had a rough start in life but I won't let that hold me back. If you take the time to get to know me, I promise that you won't regret it.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Mary (mholz852@gmail.com) for more information ab... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Mary (mholz852@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.This sleek boy is a chill boy with a calm soul. He loves to cuddle on your lap and watch you work. He has his moment of playful energy but in general he wants to nap near you. While he doesn't have the siamese markings he seems to have the same body type and long face of one. He's going to be a stunning handsome adult cat.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Andrew (ober.andrew@gmail.com) for more informati... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Andrew (ober.andrew@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.TokineseBas'tet came to us as a pregnant stray back in August. Practically a kitten herself, she has nonetheless been an excellent mother. She has recently finished weaning and once she is spayed she will be ready to find her forever home.   We've taken to calling her 'Bossy' as she is adorably vocal when she wants your attention or food. She is very good with our resident our three resident cats, and when given free a rein to roam tends to enjoy perching. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Andrew (ober.andrew@gmail.com) for more informati... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Andrew (ober.andrew@gmail.com) for more information about this pet.Belt is our favorite kitten of this litter. She is very active and affectionate, and she is very outgoing. We named her Belt, for the rust colored belt wrapping around her belly. As she grew up a little bit, she started displaying additional tortie coloring but her band of orange is still her most prominent feature. She was born with an umblical hernia, which is not uncommon and easily fixed when she gets spayed. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Bo came to us as a feral kitten from Houston, TX. He was ratty,... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Bo came to us as a feral kitten from Houston, TX. He was ratty, covered in ringworm, and underweight. Now this handsome boy is ready for his forever home. If you're looking for a playful/ goofy kitten, he's your guy! He is a bit skittish, so he needs an adopter that has patience. We recommend he does NOT go to a home with his other siblings. This will help with his stress and socialization. If you would like to meet Bo via video call, please email his foster at Lillie.A.Raybon@gmail.com or text 361-218-5631Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Kathy (kgselbrede@mac.com) for more information a... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Kathy (kgselbrede@mac.com) for more information about this pet.Passionate, uniquely handsome, yearns for safe human connection.A strikingly gorgeous male with unique stripey swirls on his sides and back legs, handsome eyeliner, white socks, white chest and “collar,” short tail (hence his name), Bob was likely born to a feral mother just outside of Georgetown. He started coming to our porch for dinner in late summer of 2017 when we snapped the photo of him sitting with a raccoon and opossum politely waiting to be served. He seemed happily independent, always evading our traps, but lonely, often breaking our hearts with sad meowing as he wandered off into the night after dinner. In 2019 when Bob showed up with a cactus (or porcupine) spine through his right eye we feared the eye was a lost cause and that he may even die from resulting infection. We rushed to the nearest KFC and on March 14, 2019 Bob finally entered our trap and we immediately took him to a vet willing to try to save his eye. He came back almost as good as new: the pupil in his right eye is a little larger (some call it soulful) but the vet truly did a miracle. After we had done the “Trap' and “Neuter” parts of 'TNR,' we couldn’t bear to “Release” Bob considering his injury as well as local predators, rattlesnakes, cactus, etc., so we started socializing him. At first he was terrified of being indoors, hating even to be looked at by humans, but he’s made tremendous progress and his unique personality has emerged. He wears his heart on his sleeve and always lets us know how he’s feeling. He’s very vocal. He loves being talked to and often 'dialogues' with us. His meows are quite varied depending on his emotions at the time. During visits, he purrs, rubs, rolls around and makes exaggerated biscuits - many in the air. He’s now accepting treats from our fingers and pressing his cheek into our hands! He thrives on human company and often protests with a loud, forlorn meow (seemingly asking “Please don’t go!!!!”) when we have to leave his room.Bob loves to play with toys and is still learning different ways to do that with a human. His playful side is cute and endearing, very 'kitten-esque.' We wish we could keep this special kitty but our time and affections are spread too thin. We rescued 6 total adult ferals so Bob has to live in his own room at our house. We believe he will continue to thrive in a peaceful home where he can enjoy exploring, observing and interacting in a shared living space. A patient human willing to give Bob time, patience and the love he lacked in the wild will surely unlock more of Bob's sweet personality. His heart and passions are exceptionally huge, and this will make him a wonderfully soulful pet for the right forever home.   Since Bob is still a 'work-in-progress,' he's probably better suited for an experienced cat owner. At this time he is probably not a good fit for a household with children. He’s not a lap cat yet, but he’s showing us enough interest and affection that we believe he has potential to become one. As for other cats, Bob has met two of the other tamed feral cats in our home: one attacked him while he remained passive, and he coexisted peaceably with the other; so, we venture to guess that Bob could enjoy the companionship of other non-combative animals. (NOTE: Dr. Roy Smith, founder of Central Texas Cat Hospital, swears after 50+ years of rescuing and treating cats that every cat wishes to be the ONLY cat in a household, that it’s we humans who believe they need a cat friend.) We would love to talk to you more about Bob to find out if you and he might make a good fit together. The two cat trees in the photos are available free to his new adoptive family. His favorite is a very high quality tree made by New Cat Condos, one of their top-of-the-line products.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Sharon (sharonk@austinsiameserescue.org) for more... show more

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Sharon (sharonk@austinsiameserescue.org) for more information about this pet.This sleek, graceful house panther is actually half-Siamese, born in foster to the sweetest little snowshoe Siamese girl named Willow.  You can see Mama Willow in the photos below, as well as some baby pictures of Breonna and her siblings.Breonna is sweet, curious and  sometimes, a little shy.  She purrs quite a bit when being held yet she’s content to be off playing on her own or with another kitty.  She loves interactive games like  Da’ Bird and the red light but is just as content to be batting a crinkly ball around by herself!  She’s a strong independent girl :-)Breonna is healthy and smart, has perfect litterbox manners and doesn't mind her pedicures.  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. show less