Border Kitty Rescue

Recent Adoption

Tiger Lily (Adopted)

Tiger Lily is accepting applications from her future family! She will be ready for adoption as soon as she's spayed later this month. She's harness trained, pedicure trained, and recall trained. While she’s more of a "people person", she’s becoming increasingly comfortable with a friendly pup and an adult kitty. With proper and slow introductions, she will adjust well to a new family with other friendly animals. If she's not getting adopted in pair, she needs to have another kitty playmate. She gets along great with both Jasper and Willow, but she seems to prefer Jasper as a cuddle mate.

We do consider out-of-state adoptions, as long as the adopter can travel to Houston, TX, and spend some time with her before taking her home.

Willow Pillow (Adopted)

I can’t believe how much he’s changed behaviorally. In the first week, he was the one I worried about—scared, stoic, and unwilling to engage. Now, he’s overcome all typical infections except for one and has become one of the most outgoing kittens I’ve ever had.

I took him to the vet for a follow-up exam on his lingering upper respiratory issue. After trying common treatments with no improvement, we decided to run a few tests to rule out anything serious. I just got his test result on his upper respiratory PCR test and he's clear of all the major conditions! (herpes, clamidia, calici, bordertella, micro plasma and influenza A) He’s been fully vaccinated, combo tested (negative), neutered, and is ready for his forever home!

Jasper Casper (Adopted)

Transformation video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/15sJeHyM9J/

Though he is not part of a "bonded pair," my initial goal is to find a great home for both Jasper and Willow Pillow since their energy levels and play styles are similar. They both need an active playmate. He can also be paired with Tiger Lily as they are cuddle buddies.

This super handsome boy is food- and toy-driven, easy to entertain, and loves his people. After multiple rounds of treatment, his ears and nose are finally clearing up.

WHO WE ARE

ADOPT OUR KITTENS

Border Kitty Rescue Division was created under Border Collie Rescue & Rehab-501 (c)(3) to save orphaned kittens in Texas. Our mission is to rescue kittens, provide them with medical care and, once stable, provide basic training, enrichment and socialization. All our kittens will be raised by Border Collies, Aussies and/or fabulous mixes, so the kittens will be comfortable with dogs in general. Once you adopt from us, you will be part of our BCRRT family. We believe in a lifetime commitment and friendship. Our volunteers will stay in touch with all adopters so that we can continue supporting and sharing updates.

ADOPT OUR KITTENS

We rescue orphaned kittens that are too young to be in a shelter and ones that are sick. We treat medical issues in our foster home with our vet's guidance. We also socialize them, provide enrichment, and basic training. All our available kittens are dewormed, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, FELV/FIV tested, and microchipped prior to adoption. Our kittens must be at least 4lbs to be spayed/neutered. We don't require pair adoptions, unless the kittens are bonded. However, we prioritize applicants interested in multiple kittens. In some cases, we do out-of-state adoption. We ask all adopters to come to their foster home to meet, greet, and pick up the kittens where the kittens are more comfortable. To avoid the added stress, we do not ship our kittens. Applications are not considered on a first come first basis, but based on match.

HOW TO HELP

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HOW TO HELP

Border Kitty Rescue relies on donations and volunteers to save kittens. Our adoption fees do not cover the cost of care we provide for each kitten. As a non-profit/volunteer based organization, we are able to save more kittens and provide quality care thanks to the generous support from our community!

There are a few ways you can help us.