Burmese, Tonkinese & Siamese Cats
with a Dog-Like Personality
They make incredible Emotional Support Animals (ESAs)
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Located in Dallas, Texas
“Companion Cats and Kittens make some of the best Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) out there!”
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Introduction to Our Cats and Kittens
Whether you are looking for a new family pet, an addition to an already full house, or an emotional support animal, our kittens and their affectionate and attentive personalities will meet your needs.
“On top of making excellent pets, I believe the cats I breed are actually good for you. The Dog-Cat can actually make you healthier.”
—Dr. Douglas Schar, Mentor and Founder of Indian Springs Cats
Happy Cats Make Happy Kittens.
Davy Crockett, the father to our kittens, tends to Lady Gaga and their litter. They are so loving toward each other, demonstrating the affection you will receive when you adopt one of our kittens into your home.
Constant Cuddles and Attention.
We hear from members of the Companion Cat and Kitten family almost daily that these cats are the best at providing cuddles. They will jump in your lap, sit on your chest (or sometimes a shoulder) and purr and purr.
Gentle Companions for Any Age.
Our kittens do a great job warming up to their new homes, no matter your phase of life. From toddlers to grandparents, Companion Cats and Kittens thrive in building a bond with humans of all ages. Little kids will pick up our cats and the cats melt in their arms ready for the next adventure!
Each Kitten has a Unique Personality.
Our kittens have provided endless hours of entertainment and incredible stories for their owners and families. They respond to the energy around them, making for a great compliment to any home.
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Harmony between Cats and Dogs.
Our cats often become best friends with man’s best friend. We have countless examples and pictures of Companion Cats and Kittens sharing (and sometimes stealing) the dog’s bed, going on adventures, and often being inseparable.
(provided by CCK Family - Gina G.)
Sweet stories shared with Senior Cats.
Adopting a Companion Cat and Kitten into a home with older cats is no problem. Our kittens have successfully joined all types of homes with multiple pets. It might take a minute, but our cats always end up proving they are lovers not fighters.
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Always only a Quick Call Away.
The song lyrics “only one call away” come to mind when thinking about our cats. They are there when you need them, always ready to provide comfort and attention to the members of their forever homes.
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Remember to take Mental Health Breaks.
Sometimes we get caught up in the task of the moment. Our Companion Cats and Kittens make sure to remind you to take mental health breaks now and again!
(provided by CCK Family - Gina G.)
Love to Watch TV.
Our cats often surprise you by how smart they are and how they integrate into your daily routine, including watching TV!
Quite the Conversationalists.
Some of our cats will hold entire conversations with you! They can’t get enough attention.
Reminding us to make fitness a priority.
When not cuddling, they can be super playful. Some even serve as a reminder to make fitness a priority!
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Waiting for you to arrive home.
Our cats will wait for you when you get home and sometimes even do a somersault to express their excitement!
Always ready for the next adventure.
Whether it be playing with a stick toy, wrestling with their siblings, these cats are always ready for the next adventure…assuming they have the right equipment, of course!
(provided by CCK Family - Ida K.)
Part of a story that has continued for generations.
The famous Tamra Maeo, known as the Thai Cat Poems or Treatise of Cats, serves as a breed standard dating back centuries in Thailand.
“In 19th century Siam, there was a tradition of producing treatises on animals that played important roles at the royal court and in monasteries. The breeding of the famous Siamese cats was originally reserved for the royal family. Certain cats also were believed to be the "keepers" of Buddhist temples, which resulted in these cats being closely guarded and highly revered.” ~ Summary from the U.S. Library of Congress on the Treatise on Cats (Tamra Maeo), Thailand, 19th Century
