Bombay kittens & cats in Dayton, Texas

All cats/kittens are spay/neutered, fully vaccinated, treated for any parasites, tested for Feline Leukemia and FiV and receive a microchip with a lifetime of free registration.

All cats/kittens are spay/neutered, fully vaccinated, treated for any parasites, tested for Feline Leukemia and FiV and receive a microchip with a lifetime of free registration.

Nigel, who is a sweet and playful boy. I named him after Nigel Barker, the fashion photographer. He has a large cage, crate, cat tree, litter box, and stroller, which I would like to give to his new home to ensure he remains comfortable. Nigel recently lost a couple of his companions and is now the only pet here. I am moving across the country and, due to my frequent travel and work commitments, I am no longer able to provide him with the quality time and attention that I once did. I want to make sure he is loved, cared for, and in a safe environment.

This is Sparrow (long hair mix-color) and Corn (all black — Cornelius Kingsley)! They are two adorable and sweet cats. Sparrow was adopted in 2018 when he was a kitten, and Corn was adopted in 2021 as a kitten. They come as a pair. Both boys. Corn is a little goose and can be silly, Sparrow is king. Neither are very loud, maybe a few meows in the morning for feeding time. Corn will cuddle on your lap if you are sitting still, or hide under the covers. Sparrow will lay near you but is not the biggest cuddler. Corn was my baby who needed a friend when I was at work all the time, Sparrow came from my parents after they downsized, and the two have been besties ever since.

Bean’s Story Bean was a stray kitten I rescued from the streets during a hurricane in July 2024. She was about 10 weeks old at the time and had been living outdoors. I took her in to keep her safe, and she has now been with me for about 9 months. She is still quite shy and prefers to observe from a distance rather than seek out human attention. While she is comfortable around my other cats, she tends to be skittish with people and often hides. However, she does show signs of trust when she’s around my more social cat, Neith. I’m looking for a patient and understanding home, preferably with experience handling shy or semi-feral cats. A quiet environment with another friendly cat might help her feel more secure. She would do best with someone willing to give her space and time to adjust at her own pace. I’ve listed a $25 rehoming fee to ensure she goes to a safe home, but I’m willing to lower it for the right adopter. I just want to make sure she’s placed with someone who truly cares.

EASY-GOING LOVEBUG DOB 9/1/21 Howdy everyone! I’m Indy, a handsome, easy-going black DSH/ Bombay mix dude with a sleek, shiny patent-leather coat and big, copper-penny eyes. It took me a while to learn that being petted, chin scratches, and lap time with my foster dad might just be a good thing. My momma Luna led the way, so I started curling up on my foster dad’s warm chest for a quick power nap and discovered that it was pretty delightful. My favorite pastimes include following my foster dad into the bathroom (Bombay mixes can be very dog-like), looking handsome, and watching the world go by as I bask in a patch of sunshine on a windowsill. My favorite likes are dry food, toys with tassels, and warm beds. Arrange to meet me today. Find out if YOUR chest could be my next napping station! https://photos.app.goo.gl/9LhdD26NmAhzMUtGA HOPE ID 21-1204-C089 If you are interested in Indy and would like to fill out an online Cat Adoption Application, please go to http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php. Submitting an application does not obligate you to adopt, but it initiates contact with us and gets the process started. If you have questions prior to filling out the application, email us at hope@homelesspets.net and a volunteer will get back to you.