Bombay kittens & cats in Albany, Oregon

Monkey is Sponsored by the Keay FamilyMeet Monkey – your new little shadow with a heart of gold. 🐾Monkey is a sweet, affectionate boy who truly just wants to be close to his person. Whether you’re relaxing on the couch, working at your desk, or getting ready for bed, Monkey will happily keep you company. He thrives on connection and will reward your love with gentle companionship and unwavering loyalty.Monkey is FIV positive (FIV+), which simply means he will need a little extra care and a thoughtful home environment. He would do best as the only cat in the home, or with other FIV+ feline friends. With proper care and management, FIV+ cats can live normal and happy lives.Good nutrition is important for all cats — and especially for FIV+ cats — to help support a strong immune system. Limiting exposure to potential pathogens is also key. NAS promotes indoor living for all adoptable cats, and it is especially important that Monkey remains an indoor only cat, where his immune system will be less exposed to illness.Routine veterinary care is essential. Monkey will need veterinary checkups twice a year, monthly parasite prevention (fleas/ticks/worms) and regular blood and urine testing to monitor his immune system. Any signs of infection should be treated promptly to keep him feeling his best.Monkey doesn’t ask for much — just a safe, loving indoor home and a person to call his own. In return, you’ll get a devoted companion who will fill your days with quiet affection and sweet moments.Could you be the one Monkey has been waiting for? 💛If you are interested in meeting me, the shelter is open Tuesday through Saturday 11am – 5pm, Sunday 11am-4pm (Winter Hours).If you’d like to schedule an appointment, check out the pets’ profile on our website at newberganimals.com to fill out an application and email to frontdesk@newberganimals.com.Due to COVID-19, we are currently only open by appointment. Please follow the instructions on each pet profile.

Meet Bruno! Bruno was abandoned on our property just over a year ago. For six months he was an outdoor porch kitty. Last June we took him in to get neutered with the works and he became the epitome of an indoor kitty :). He is like a velcro cat with me. If I am on the couch, he is on my lap. If I'm cooking in the kitchen, there he is. EVEN when I use the restroom! The problem is that we already had a male and female cat. He decided that he was going to be the alpha male. He gets along okay with the other cats, but my original male cat has become depressed, has gained weight, and doesn't like to play. It has also caused problems in my marriage, as Bruno sees me as HIS person and no one else's. He truly is a lover and would be best in a home without other cats and with a human that can be his person and give him all of the attention that he deserves. I am very sad to have to get rid of him, but I know that it's for the best.