Havana Brown kittens & cats in Baytown, Texas

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.FULL OF ENERGY!Tommy Tippy Toes was born 5/10/2012.  He appears to be a Havana/Siamese Mix.  He has long legs, long body, and a Havana Face.  His personality is absolutely hilarious!  We also call him "Surprised Cat" because the look in his eyes seems to always be of "surprise"!  This boy has two speeds.  He is either so full on energy or plain layed out!  He loves to climb, drink out of the faucet and play with the "ball in the round" toy. Our vets think he looks egyptian/oriental but from what we have researched he really looks like the Havana Brown.  Not all Havana Brown's are brown, some are black.  He has the same structural build as the Havana Brown with the long, thick legs, long body, and long face with large green eyes.  He is special needs and requires Allergy Antigen Injections every 21 days due to severe allergies.  He must also be kept in a clean dust free environment. Tommy Tippy Toes also has attitude and is only okay in your lap when he wants to jump into it.  If you try and force him - you will get bitten. *Thank you Galye R. for sponsoring Tommy Tippy Toes while he waits to be adopted. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.August 14, 2024, 12:12 am

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Hi there, I'm Pepper! I'm a kitten full of energy and curiosity. My days are filled with exploring every nook and cranny, chasing imaginary mice, and figuring out how things work. I'm pretty smart, you see. I can fetch toys all on my own. But, don't worry, I'm not all business. I love to play, pounce, and purr. I'm independent, but I do enjoy human company after I learn to trust you. You have to give me plenty of time though to trust you. I also have calicivirus like my mother Scarlet, so I have to be the only cat or with another cat that also has calicivirus. Feline calicivirus is a highly contagious virus between cats that causes a mild to severe respiratory infection and oral disease in cats. Most cats recover completely after a calicivirus infection. Adopt me and let's create wonderful memories together!