Calico Kitten for sale in Kemah, Texas | Petzlover
Feral, but not too feral cats
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing Description
I have a female calico that showed up at my house and she’s a sweet little thing that I would like to keep her. Before I could get her fixed, the male cats tagged her and now she’s had two litters inside of a year.
I have three fresh kittens that I need to find homes for, about six weeks old.
I have two adolescents that I need to find homes for.
The kittens are
1 calico - guessing female
2 cream and white male pictured
3 black with white paws- Unknown sex
The adolescents which were born in about MAY,
1 Tabby male pictured
2 Greg and white Female pictured
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Kemah Texas, just south of Houston
Frequently Asked Questions about Adopting Feral Cats
What does it mean for a cat to be "feral"?
A feral cat is a domestic cat that has little to no contact with humans and usually lives outdoors. They tend to be wary of people and may not be suitable for traditional households without some level of socialization. However, not all feral cats are completely unapproachable; some can become affectionate companions with time and patience.
What should I know about adopting a feral cat?
Adopting a feral cat requires understanding its background and behavior. Cats like the female calico mentioned in this listing may be sweet but still have feral instincts. Additionally, they may need time to adjust to indoor living and may require socialization to become comfortable around humans.
How can I help the kittens find homes?
When adopting out kittens, it's essential to share their pictures and descriptions, just like the three sweet companions in this listing. Highlight their playful nature and unique appearances, such as the calico, the cream and white male, and the black with white paws to attract potential adopters.
What are the benefits of adopting an adolescent cat?
Adolescent cats, like the tabby male and gray and white female mentioned, are typically more adaptable than younger kittens. They usually have already established behaviors and can be easier to integrate into a home environment while still being playful and affectionate.
How should I prepare my home for a feral or semi-feral cat?
Prepare a safe space for the cat, away from other pets where they can acclimate to the new environment. Provide necessities such as a litter box, food, and water bowls, and a comfortable bed. Gradually introduce them to their new home to build trust and reduce stress.
Why should I consider adopting a cat from this listing?
This listing features a variety of cats needing homes, including a lovely female calico and several adorable kittens. By adopting, you’ll provide a loving home for these animals and make a positive impact on their lives while also enriching your own.
