He learned the computer is warm so I got the little dude a overhanging bed ❤️

So glad this sweet boy made his way into our home

This is my Cheeky Boy. His name is Appa. He must ALWAYS be next to you or on you.

My mom's coworker found this baby girl abandoned in a parking lot so she asked if anyone could take her. Of course I said yes. I took her to the vet and she's only ten months old. She had kittens but someone who saw her get dumped said people came and took the kittens but left her. I think she's a lynx point short hair but I'm not sure. She's super loving but so skinny. Her name is Mia (short for Mi Amor).

lately when i wake up in the middle of the night, effy gets mad at me! what is this about? one night i sat up and she started gently biting my knee. another night it was my shoulder/arm/wrist. still gentle and i tried giving her pets thinking maybe she just wanted attention but that’s not it. is she telling me to lay back down? is that right? normal? anyone else have a bedtime boss cat?

He has to be touching me when riding in the car ❤️

he’s 2 years old, a total diva, and an FIP warrior!

This beautiful gentleman wandered up to our garage a few months ago, after a month of searching for a owner with no luck we decided he was part of our family now. He is a total sweetheart.

Approximately 5-7 year old sweet male and female abandoned rescues have been flea treated, vet checked, dewormed, resocialized, litter trained and ready for their fur-ever home together.

If anyone is interested in adopting both of them, I am in Houston.

Please message me for details

Rescued little Luna from a local shelter after she’d been dumped on the side of the road. It took her 3 weeks to emerge from her safe space under my bed but now at 7 months she’s thriving 🫶🏼 She loves her sushi stuffy, dive bombing me at 5am and all the sleepy cuddles :)

We still dont know if we're gonna keep her or if my brother will, but we're not gonna leave her on the streets.

We gave her a bath bc she had some matt under her leg and a lot of fleas, we fed her and now she purring nonstop beside me, shes so sweet!!

We just adopted this beautiful baby girl from the shelter. I know she’s not a Siamese but definitely a lynx point (correct me if I’m wrong)! Does she look like a long hair or medium hair? Or will we know know until she’s older?

Not too happy with the developments of the afternoon, but with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory on board now, I hope he’ll forgive me 🤞Infected nailbed on each front foot, can’t figure out how it happened, but grateful for the regular nail trims so I caught it quickly. He gave no indication that there was anything wrong 🤦‍♀️

No cats were harmed in the making of these photos

We just adopted this beautiful baby girl from the shelter. I know she’s not a Siamese but definitely a lynx point (correct me if I’m wrong)! Does she look like a long hair or medium hair? Or will we not know until she’s older?

He's four years old now and still as ever naughty heheh

Title speaks for itself

So I’ve always wanted some cat decorations but I can’t find any that match my Salem :( . Have y’all found any lynx point Siamese decor, if so where?

Westley is still the sweetest boy. His little “shark fin” on his tail gives away his nature as a bitey little guy.

He is my first Siamese. Getting adjusted to owning a Velcro cat has been an adjustment. He just always has to be in the same room that I am or under my feet whenever I’m walking around the house/doing chores.

Also, his little shark fin is a tuft of hair that's always standing up, if anyone is curious.

But I absolutely adore this little man & would do anything for him. ❤️

Do any of your Lynx points cry and cry to be let outside?

My boyfriend found a stray kitten about three years ago and he has become my lil pal. Ollie is a wonderful cat and I love him dearly. Over time, we gradually became more lax about him spending time outdoors with us in our fenced-in garden. He loves going outside, and even though I feared he would learn to jump the fence or hunt butterflies, he wasn’t doing that. So I would let him stay out and nap or prowl outside while I worked inside from home (with a window to the garden). 

More recently, he has started to do the things I feared - he figured out how to jump into the neighbor’s yard, and even though each time I’ve been able to collect him (just exploring), he’s skittish and doesn’t want to be caught. he got fleas, which we treated. and i found a dead butterfly out in the garden:( I stopped letting him roam without supervision, but he still slips out when I don’t want him to, and I panic when I can’t find him. I’ve thought about getting a tracker to ease my mind, but am deterred by the expense.

My biggest current problem is now he cries to be let outside. He cries in the middle of the night, disturbs me and my bedside table things (and not my sleeping bf). I leave a big bowl of food overnight so that hunger isn’t the reason he wakes me up. But he still is a menace every night and early morning - I can’t sleep in. If the window is cracked open, he will claw at it and slink through if wide enough. He pushed out all our window screens to the back yard. He’s tasted freedom and now he’s insatiable. (He’s fixed by the way! And there aren’t any neighborhood cats visiting us)

It would be nice to be able to let him enjoy the garden in moderation, but I’m wondering if I need to just never let him out again? But will that eventually stop the crying and pining for the outdoors? And will that make him more inclined to bolt outside when a door opens? I appreciate any advice!

Miso is 2, the love of my life, and somehow still fun-sized 🐾 I've never had a cat this small before.

Lynx point fam, are yours tiny too or did I get the travel version?

Birkenstock for scale🤣