Indiana is a handsome, male, neutered, front-paw declawed, Siamese Seal Point, born in July 2015 (2 yrs, 9 mos.).  He currently lives in a home with three other cats.  He gets along with the other cats, but he occasionally gets into a fight with the dominant female.

Indiana despises the feral cats that hang out in the backyard. He is very disturbed by these trespassers and sometimes acts out.

His owners love him but know they have to do something to give Indiana a peaceful and contented life.  He is not happy now.

Indiana loves to be around his people and wants to know what they are doing.  Indiana is very good with their five-year-old but the child is well-behaved and gentle with him. His owners said he usually does not hide when they have company; so he is somewhat outgoing.

Indiana is playful and has a toy that requires him to figure out how to get his treats.  He loves the mental stimulation. He likes to take socks out of dresser drawers, throw them on the floor, and chase them. He has a stuffed dolphin he likes to throw up in the air and catch.

Indiana enjoys sleeping with his owner mom, cuddled in her arms. He is also a dedicated lap sitter. If there is a lap, he is on it. Indiana comes running when he hears a can of cat food being opened and loves the Temptation cat treats. Indiana doesn't like to share a food or water dish; each cat has his/her own dish in his current home.

He likes to sit on the window sills and watch the birds and enjoys watching the fish in the tank. His owners said Indiana is fascinated by running water and jumps up on the bathroom sink. 

Indiana does not like to be alone so he needs a home where someone is around much of the day. 

He is not fond of car rides and it is hard to get him into his carrier to go to the vet. Once he is at the vet, he wants to get back in the carrier. 

The adoption fee for Indiana is $150. He is located in Fairgrove MI which is a little southeast of Bay City MI.

Please inquire about this kitty on our official website:  http://mi-siamese-rescue.rescuegroups.org

Our adoption policies and online form are located here: Adoption Information.

MISR always accepts donations of lightly used cat carriers, cat trees/towers, and polartec delivery blankets.

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