Maribel is a female Siamese mix staying at 13th St Cats.

Maribel loves to socialize, and she's happy to keep company with other cats. She has mastered her house-training etiquette. She's already spayed, and she has had all her shots.

Here's what Maribel's friends at 13th St Cats think of her:

Maribel is a very pretty seal point Siamese with cute white paws; she needs a quiet and patient home. She was rescued when turned in as a stray and was to be TNR'd (returned to her original location) but clearly she didn't know where she was when being returned. She can be petted and is starting to arch her back into the petting, and enjoys being brushed. She has never swatted or bit at us, but for sure will need some time to adjust to a real forever home. Siamese are known for their unique personalities and she is talkative and even trills, and so she can be quite vocal when she has something to tell you! So if you like Siamese, this is one you may really adore!

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Jif is a sweet female domestic shorthair mix being cared for at Silicon Valley Pet Project.

Jif loves to socialize — she loves other cats, dogs and children. She has had all of her shots, and she's spayed. Have no fear: She's already house-trained.

Jif's current caretakers say:

Jif is the sweetest little girl! She gets along well with other cats and has lived in a foster home with dogs. We think she'd do well with kids too! She's roughly five months old now and was recently returned due to her adopter deciding they no longer had time to care for the kitties they adopted. She's playful, snuggly and confident. She and her brother Skippy are a bonded pair and we are looking for a home for them together. 

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Skippy is a male domestic shorthair mix currently housed at Silicon Valley Pet Project.

Skippy is happy to keep company with children, dogs or cats. He already has had all of his shots, and he's neutered. He has mastered his house-training etiquette. Skippy is a special needs pet, so please inquire about his specific care requirements.

Here's what Skippy's friends at Silicon Valley Pet Project think of him:

Skippy was born with cerebellar hypoplasia! This is a mild birth defect that affects his balance. He has no problem getting up on the couch or making it to the litterbox, but his balance and coordination are somewhat lacking. He'll have a normal lifespan, with no significant impairment, but he does need a home where he'll be kept safe indoors. 

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Milo is a male domestic shorthair mix being kept at Silicon Valley Pet Project.

Milo loves kids, cats or dogs. Fear not: He's already house-trained. He is already neutered, and he has had all his shots. Milo is a special needs pet, so please inquire about his specific care requirements.

Here's more from Milo:

Don't I look like I'm ready for the Black & White Masquerade Ball with my luxurious soft fur and exotic harlequin diamond nose? I am a lover boy who wants to be near you wherever you are. You can even hold me! And if you watch my video, you will see that I like other kitties too, especially kittens. I even lived with a dog once. I would also be super happy to be your one and only. 

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Sammy is a female domestic shorthair cat currently housed at One Planet Rescue.

Sammy plays well with others — she'll get along great with other cats, dogs and kids. She's already spayed. She's mastered her house-training etiquette.

Sammy's current caretakers say:

This adorable girl was found all alone in a ditch in Tehran, with no mother in sight. Thanks to a caring person who didn't look away, she was rescued, vetted and has made the trip to the Bay Area. Sammy is a lover who adores people, gives hugs and will just melt in your arms. Sammy may be a little shy at first, but she opens up quickly. She is also very playful and active and will play with just about anything.

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Louise is a winsome female Maine coon mix currently residing at The Dancing Cat.

Louise gets along well with other cats. She's already been spayed.

Louise's current caretakers say:

Louise is a gorgeous girl who is eager to please her most trusted people. Louise is a bit shy, but only because her sister, Thelma, has always been the one in the spotlight. Give her some time to get comfortable, and you'll see how special she really is. When you've earned her trust, she's ready to play, cuddle, and maybe even tell you about her day.

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