If you're looking for a sexy and loveable house panther, your search is over! Biff is the purriest guy you'll ever meet, he's as playful as he is loveable and snuggly. If you pull out a cat dancer or cat charmer toy, he will go absolutely wackadoodle. Biff loves attention and will greet you the minute you come into a room (if he isn't already following you around). He's quite the social creature.  If you're looking to expand your family by more than one cat, consider adopting him with one of his roommates Gnomeo, Bow, Arrow or Rifle. To see more pictures, videos and information on me and my siblings, check out our foster mom's Instagram account @adopttexaskittens.

Elliot came to OPA in September 2019, as a 3-year-old stray that had been hit by a car. His surgery on his back-left leg was a success! He has improved tremendously and is building up his endurance again. Elliot is very smart and learns whatever system he is taught, like heading to the pantry when you haven’t fed him on time! Elliot is an affection hog and would do amazing as the only animal in his future forever home to soak up all the love! Elliot will mind smaller children when they direct him to sit or do other tricks, but he would do best in a home with children over the age of 10 since he's such a big boy. He is protective of his people (including his favorite groomer!) and foster home but loves to make new human friends. He has received a few training sessions to learn how to make new dog friends and would benefit from additional training and work in his new home.

Meet Bow (aka Bowchunkus). Bow is our resident "Bull in a China Shop". He and his 2 brothers and 1 sister came into foster care in May 2019 as kittens that had been caught during the TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) of feral colony. His mom must have told him some awful things about "hoomans" because it took a bit of time and patience to get him to trust people but now, he must be the center of attention. He's a chunky but energetic guy who has quite the nip issue. He may need rehab at some point but for now, just enjoy his nutty antics and keep the crunchy snacks handy. This dude will need a calm, quiet home with experienced cat people who are patient and willing to earn his trust.  He would do best being adopted with one of his littermates. To see more pictures, videos and information on me and my siblings, check out our foster mom's Instagram account @adopttexaskittens.

Meet Rifle (aka Rifey). Rifle is the shyest of the boys but he's really loveable. He and his 2 brothers and 1 sister came into foster care in May 2019 as kittens that had been caught during the TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) of a feral colony. He definitely bonds with one person and when he does, he becomes a furry appendage. This little cutie would do best in a home with people who know how to take care of cats. He would do best being adopted with one of his littermates. To see more pictures, videos and information on me and my siblings, check out our foster mom's Instagram account @adopttexaskittens.

Harrison has been through a rough patch and that is sugar coating it. If you can identify with someone that’s been dealt a sad hand but has endured, then Harrison could be your soulmate. Harrison ended up in the shelter with a deformity that visually prevented him from being adopted. OPA provided surgery to rebuild his penal sheath and he now looks great! He also was Heartworm positive & had to go through Heartworm treatment. Sadly, he was also a victim of a horrible abuse situation. All of these have made him what he is today - one tough cookie. Harrison is ready to move on and soak up the good life! Harrison has lived with other animals, but it would be ideal if he were the only pet in his new home. He does not like cats, livestock, or rodents! He loves his caretakers. Harrison walks fabulously on a leash and loves to go on walks. He also does well on car rides.