Siamese, Oriental and Snowshoe - SOS Cat Rescue and Rehoming

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Siamese, Oriental and Snowshoe - SOS Cat Rescue and Rehoming We save, rehabilitate, & rehome Siamese, Oriental, Snowshoe, fluffy & exotic mix cats along with their domestic feline friends.

Thru our Comfort Kitty & TNR efforts, we help scared, forgotten cats become the meowjical companions they were meant to be.

11/02/2026

URGENT!!!
El Paso, TX area. We have trapped many of these part Maine C**n sweet kitties. At least part Maine C**n. Well socialized by neighbors.

There are at least another 10 still there. Not a safe place.

Someone is poisoning them. 4 lost so far.

Siamese, Oriental and Snowshoe - SOS Cat Rescue and Rehoming is getting them vaccinated, treated for fleas & worms, as well as URI.

We need your help.

With transport, with fostering & transfer to other trusted rescues.

Who can drive an hr or so? Let's get a pony express style transport going?

If you can help please donate? Soscatrescue.org & click on donate.

If you can foster? Please complete the foster form.

Approved SOS Adopters? Please reach out to Dee Elizabeth Amey or Carrie Simmons

Interested in adopting? Soscatrescue.org and click on adopt for the application.

This brother & sister are in need of Rescue. We can only help if we have a central Texas adopter for both? If you're an ...
10/31/2026

This brother & sister are in need of Rescue. We can only help if we have a central Texas adopter for both?

If you're an approved SOS Adopter? Please reach out to Dee Elizabeth Amey or Carrie Simmons?

If you are interested? Please let us know & go to soscatrescue.org and click on adopt for the application.

Siamese, Oriental and Snowshoe - SOS Cat Rescue and Rehoming is an federally recognized 501c3 nonprofit animal charity and Rescue.

Come see some sweet babies at Petco this weekend! Gingeroo, Enid & Ajax!
10/30/2026

Come see some sweet babies at Petco this weekend! Gingeroo, Enid & Ajax!

🐾 Happy National Cat Day from SOS Cat Rescue & Rehoming! 🐾How did your cat get their name? We’ll go first… 😹One of our f...
10/29/2026

🐾 Happy National Cat Day from SOS Cat Rescue & Rehoming! 🐾

How did your cat get their name? We’ll go first… 😹

One of our fosters names her foster cats after whatever food she’s craving at the time. Right now, we have the PASTA LITTER. 🍝🐱

She’s also named a cat Window. We haven’t quite figured out that craving. 🪟😂

Now it’s your turn! Drop a photo of your cat in the comments and tell us their name—and the story behind it. Bonus points for sharing the ridiculous nickname you actually call them! 👇

🎁 A little meowjical competition: We’ll send a stuffed Siamese cat to the person whose cat comment receives the most combined likes and loves! 💙

Be sure to browse the comments and give your favorites some love. There are bound to be a few names that deserve an explanation! 😹

✨ Rescue cats are meowjical—and so are their names! ✨

10/27/2026
This rare darling medium haired Flame Point kitten is Ginger. Affectionate,  curious, and searching for her 4ever home. ...
10/27/2026

This rare darling medium haired Flame Point kitten is Ginger. Affectionate, curious, and searching for her 4ever home.

Are you an approved SOS Adopter? Please reach out to Dee Elizabeth Amey or Carrie Simmons

Interested? Please go to soscatrescue.org and click on adopt for our application.

San Antonio, TX. Transport available to most of the US.

Ginger with be spayed, tested negative for FeLV FIV and Heartworm with a microchip.

SOS Cat Rescue and Rehoming is a federally recognized 501c3 nonprofit animal charity and Rescue.

👑🎀 Meet Hattie! This 3-month-old Maine C**n mix has a big personality and a serious purr motor.Pick her up? Instant purr...
10/26/2026

👑🎀 Meet Hattie! This 3-month-old Maine C**n mix has a big personality and a serious purr motor.

Pick her up? Instant purrs. Bring out a toy? She’s ready. Lie down for a nap? Congratulations, you’re her mattress.

She’s playful, independent, affectionate, and already convinced she runs the house. Her fluffy coat is still a work in progress, but this little queen is growing into her crown!

Hattie is spayed, up to date on her shots, and looking for her forever home. She’d do best in an adult-only home or one with other cats. She needs someone who respects her boundaries, as she doesn’t enjoy having her paws touched or being handled roughly.

💕 All her siblings have been adopted, and Hattie is the last one waiting for her person. Could it be you?

Interested in adopting? Visit www.soscatrescue.org and click Adopt to complete an application through Siamese, Oriental and Snowshoe Cat Rescue!

10/25/2026

Borrowed and oh so TRUE; Written by Jessica Kicklighter
4 days ago
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There's a shift happening in animal rescue, and I don't think enough people realize how serious it's becoming.

We're facing an animal welfare crisis that affects everyone, yet very few are actually involved in addressing it.

There are more animals needing help than there are homes, fosters, or rescues able to take them.

We've made animal control the villain for euthanizing animals when they run out of space. But they're doing what they were created to do: take animals in, protect public safety, and manage the constant intake. We condemn the decisions while ignoring the circumstances that force them.

We treat animals like disposable commodities and expect shelters and rescues to deal with the consequences.

But overcrowding isn't the only problem. The entire rescue model needs to change.

State reporting requirements and many grant criteria focus heavily on intake, adoptions, and shelter pulls. We've been conditioned to measure success by how many animals we move through the system instead of how many we prevent from entering it.

What about the animals that never entered a shelter because someone helped with a veterinary bill?

The unwanted litters prevented through spay and neuter programs? The families who were able to keep their pets?

Those numbers should matter just as much.

Meanwhile, rescues like Siamese, Oriental and Snowshoe Cat Rescue, are expected to survive on donations, volunteers, foster homes, and personal sacrifice.

Animal welfare is real work. It requires time, training, experience, and accountability. We need sustainable funding that allows organizations to establish paid positions instead of depending entirely on unpaid labor.

Volunteers are important, but they cannot be the only foundation of a system that animals depend on for their survival.
And we're already seeing what happens when that system stops working.

Rescues are shutting down because there isn't enough help. Volunteers disappear overnight without warning, leaving the animals, expenses, and responsibilities on one person. Fosters burn out, donations slow down, and the people still standing are expected to somehow do more.

Even within rescue, competition, criticism, and poor cooperation make an already difficult situation worse.

We've also created an environment where saying no to another animal is treated like a failure, even when an organization doesn't have the resources to properly care for it.

We cannot keep expecting a handful of people to manage the consequences of an entire community's choices.

We need stronger penalties for animal cruelty, abandonment, and neglect, with actual enforcement. Responsible breeding regulations.

Affordable spay and neuter programs. Resources that help people keep their pets. Local governments taking an active role. And funding that supports prevention, not just intake.

Dee Addition: TNR programs that actually help deal with the epidemic of street cats? Current ones at least here in Texas? They limit volunteers to a few per year, or a few per day. TNR volunteers get up at midnight and wait at Humane Societys until 7 am and often then are STILL turned away. Most of us are wearing ourselves out, spending from our own limtied funds.

Educating the general public about the importance of spay and neuter for all pets, and not just getting a kitten and throwing it outside when its is no longer 'cute' or 'little' to begin breeding up to five times a year in Texas are CRITICAL.

STOPPING "Clear the Shelter's" events unless the animals are spay and neutered BEFORE leaving the shelter. Those events add to the thousands of street cats, who have more and more babies, continuing the cycle of misery and death.

MORE low cost options for spay/neuter in communities are essential. SOS's rescue discount cost package doubled this year. We receive NO discounted veterinary services and NO city, town, state or county funding.

Pressuring Veterinarians to reduce costs for at least a few spay/neuters per year? The general public think cat rescues like ours have unlimited funds. That we 'make money' saving kitties.

Back to original post:

We need better cooperation between rescues, animal control, veterinarians, and local governments.

And we need to rethink how we measure success.

Are we actually fixing the animal welfare crisis, or are we just the Band-Aid that allows everyone else to avoid taking responsibility for their choices and actions?

I'm not suggesting we stop rescuing animals. There will always be animals that need somewhere safe to go.

But rescue cannot continue being the primary solution to a problem society refuses to address.

I don't believe the future of rescue should be about building more kennels, finding more fosters, or expecting existing organizations to continually expand.

We need a sustainable animal welfare system that includes prevention, professional staffing, reliable funding, and community accountability.

Volunteers will always be important, but an entire animal welfare system cannot depend on volunteer availability and personal donations.

At some point, we have to recognize that animal welfare is a public responsibility, not just a charitable cause.
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Meet Julian – The Ragdoll Romeo Who Will Steal Your Heart! 💙🐾**Male | Presumed Purebred Ragdoll | Backyard Breeder Survi...
10/25/2026

Meet Julian – The Ragdoll Romeo Who Will Steal Your Heart! 💙🐾

**Male | Presumed Purebred Ragdoll | Backyard Breeder Survivor | Professional Flirt & Champion Purr Machine**

**Move over, Romeo! There's a new heartthrob in town, and his name is Julian!**

Named with a nod to **Julian McMahon**, the handsome actor known for his charm and leading-man appeal, our Julian has a little Hollywood magic of his own. He's handsome, affectionate, a bit mysterious, and knows exactly how to make you fall in love with him.

One minute he's hiding, the next he's flirting with you, wrapping himself around your legs, and making his way into your lap. And just when you think you've won his heart completely, he disappears back into his private quarters!

**Julian is a romantic at heart. He just likes to keep a little mystery in the relationship.**

From a Kennel to a Second Chance

Julian came to SOS Cat Rescue & Rehoming as part of a heartbreaking backyard breeder abuse and neglect case involving several presumed purebred Ragdolls.

When rescuers found him, Julian was confined to a kennel. His beautiful coat was severely matted, and he was significantly underweight. Without the proper nutrition, grooming, exercise, and care he deserved, his body had suffered.

In fact, Julian looks older than he actually is, a heartbreaking reminder of what prolonged neglect can do to an animal.

But don't let his appearance fool you.

**There's a playful, affectionate, mischievous gentleman underneath that neglected coat, and he's ready to make up for lost time!**

After spending so much time confined, Julian deserves a home where he can stretch those legs, explore, chase toys, and experience the freedom of simply being a cat.

And boy, does he love to play!

# # # The Wand Toy Is His Secret Weakness!

Julian may initially be frightened when he enters a new environment. He'll likely find a safe hiding spot where he can observe his surroundings and decide when he's ready to introduce himself.

But here's a little secret we've discovered.

**Bring out a wand toy, and suddenly our shy gentleman becomes a playful kitten!**

There's something about a feather or dangling toy that Julian simply cannot resist. Before you know it, he's running, chasing, pouncing, and showing off the playful personality that's been hiding beneath his fear.

Watching Julian discover the joy of play is especially meaningful because he spent so much of his previous life confined.

He needs room to move, build strength, and enjoy the physical activity he was previously denied.

And when playtime is over? Well, that's when his romantic side comes out!

# # # A Ragdoll with a Ph.D. in Flirting!

Ragdolls are famous for their affectionate, people-oriented personalities, gentle dispositions, and tendency to follow their favorite humans around the house.

Julian is beginning to show us exactly why this breed is so beloved.

He loves being brushed, and grooming time often turns into an affectionate little performance.

He'll wrap himself around you, lean into your attention, and slowly work his way closer until—surprise!—you've got yourself a beautiful Ragdoll in your lap.

And the purring?

**Oh, the purring!**

Julian has a wonderfully loud, rumbling purr that lets you know just how much he's enjoying himself.

He also absolutely adores gentle kisses on the top of his head. Give him a few, and he'll snuggle right into you as though he's trying to soak up every ounce of affection he's missed.

But remember, Julian is still learning to trust.

He might flirt, cuddle, purr, and then retreat to his favorite hiding place. That's simply his way of balancing affection with the security he still needs.

Don't take it personally. This handsome boy is learning that love doesn't have to disappear when he walks away.

# # # Julian's Dining Requirements – A Gentleman Who Loves His Food!

After arriving severely underweight, Julian needs a consistent, carefully maintained feeding routine to support his recovery.

And there's one thing we've learned about this handsome fellow:

**Julian LOVES wet food!**

His future family must be willing to follow SOS Cat Rescue's specific nutritional and supplement requirements.

**Required food, supplements, and feeding routine:**

- **Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach Dry Food:** Must be available for free feeding, with his bowl kept full according to his recovery plan.
- **Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach Wet Food:** An important part of his daily nutrition.
- **Just Juicy Wet Food:** Julian absolutely loves this food, and any flavor is a favorite! It's one of the quickest ways to make this gentleman happy.
- **Under the Weather High-Calorie Powder:** Must be added to Julian's food **daily**, following the specific amount and instructions provided by SOS Cat Rescue and his veterinarian. This nutritional supplement is part of his weight-recovery plan.
- **Consistent feeding:** His adopter must maintain the recommended diet and supplement routine, with any changes coordinated through SOS and his veterinarian.

After experiencing food insecurity and neglect, Julian deserves to know that his next meal will always be there.

**His daily high-calorie supplement is a required part of his nutritional recovery plan, not an optional extra.**

# # # Grooming & Litter – The Nonnegotiables

Julian's beautiful Ragdoll coat requires regular maintenance, especially given the severe matting he experienced before rescue.

Fortunately, he genuinely enjoys being brushed!

His new family must commit to:

- **Daily brushing:** To keep his coat healthy, comfortable, and free of painful mats.
- **Bathing as needed:** Using gentle, cat-safe grooming products and a calm approach.
- **World's Best Cat Litter:** This is the required litter for his transition and ongoing care.
- **Absolutely no scented or perfumed litter:** Julian needs an unscented litter environment, without added fragrances.

Consistency is especially important for cats recovering from neglect. Familiar food, litter, and routines can help Julian feel secure in his new surroundings.

# # # Who Is Julian's Perfect Match?

Julian needs someone who understands that a frightened cat and an affectionate cat can be the very same cat.

His ideal adopter will be patient enough to let him hide when he needs to, but engaged enough to encourage him to play, explore, and build confidence.

**His perfect home will offer:**

- A safe, quiet transition space with a comfortable hiding place.
- Room to stretch, run, and exercise after spending so much time confined.
- Daily interactive playtime, especially with his beloved wand toys.
- Plenty of gentle brushing, head kisses, and affection when he seeks it.
- Consistent nutrition, including his required daily high-calorie powder, grooming, and litter routines.
- A family willing to support his physical and emotional recovery without rushing him.

Julian doesn't need someone who will pull him out of hiding to prove that he's friendly.

He needs someone who will sit nearby, wiggle a wand toy, and let him decide when the flirting begins!

He may not become completely comfortable overnight. But he's already showing us that beneath his initial fear is an affectionate, playful boy who genuinely wants human companionship.

# # # Julian's Second Act – From Forgotten to Fabulous!

Julian's first chapter was filled with confinement, neglect, and uncertainty.

But his next chapter?

We picture a handsome Ragdoll stretching out on a soft blanket, chasing a feather wand across the living room, enjoying a delicious bowl of wet food, and curling into the lap of someone who absolutely adores him.

Someone who understands why he occasionally retreats to his hiding place.

Someone who laughs when he flirts and then runs away.

Someone who brushes his beautiful coat every day and rewards him with a gentle kiss on the head.

And someone who realizes that every loud purr is a little victory.

**Julian may have spent much of his life in a kennel, but his heart was never meant to live in a cage.**

He's ready for freedom, playtime, affection, and a family who will help him become the confident, magnificent Ragdoll he was always meant to be.

**Give Julian the time to trust you, the space to explore, and the love to flourish—and this charming little Romeo just might become the greatest love story of your life.**

💕 **Apply to adopt Julian through SOS Cat Rescue & Rehoming at www.soscatrescue.org.**

*Some gentlemen bring flowers. Julian brings a feather wand, a thunderous purr, a little flirtation, and a whole lot of love.*

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