IMPORTANT NOTE: There will be no adoption events at Petco due to the continuing corona virus infection. Please contact us directly if you would like to adopt one of our cats and we will arrange a safe meet-and-greet.
Lucy is a one-year-old short-hair Calico-Tabby kitty, about 7-8 lbs. A quiet and sweet girl, she is super affectionate, loves to be petted, and loves to cuddle with her human. She easily makes friends with other cats if they are willing and would enjoy having a kitty companion in her new home. She is very healthy and has excellent litter box manners. She is up to date on shots, spayed, has tested negative for FIV/Leukemia and has a microchip. For information on adopting Lucy, please contact Brenda at 512-791-3006 or email brendaestell@gmail.com.
Update: Lucy has been adopted!
Rose is a sweetheart of a cat. She is a short-hair 12-year-old Tuxedo female with the
sweetest disposition. She is calm and easy-going. Her purr motor is on as soon
as you pet her. She loves to engage with you by giving you headbutts. When she
is on your lap, she is content and makes biscuits. Rose will do well in a home where
she is kept inside. She is hoping to be a companion to someone who wants lots
of love and attention. She is in good health, up to date on her vaccines; she
has tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV, and she has a microchip.
Update: 💕Rose has been adopted! (06-15-2023)
Pearl is a small 15-year-old short-hair blue Tabby girl with a friendly disposition. She is very cuddly, loves to sleep right next to her human. She is mostly a calm cat, but she loves to bat around her toy mice or balls, and her favorite is the feather wand which she chases and tries to catch. She will do best inside only as an only cat, in a home where she can interact with one or two adults. She could be a great companion to someone who is retired or someone wheelchair bound. Pearl has tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV. She is vaccinated, spayed and microchipped. Pearl is a special needs cat because she has been diagnosed with inflammatory bowel syndrome. However, she does very well and acts just like a healthy cat on medication given once a week. If you would like to foster or adopt this Pearl, please contact us.
