Bombay kittens & cats in Arlington, Washington

This is Aspin, I got her from the Everett Animal Shelter, she is currently 5 years old. She needs a home that is somewhat spacious (just not in a singular room). I would describe her as Sweet, Cute, Cuddly, and Playful.She needs a new home because I am currently living with my parents and she is stuck in a room all day long. Its not fair for her to be stuck for so long so in order to give her the life she needs and deserves I've decided to find her a new home where she will be both loved and cared for properly

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Bear is a 6-year-old male Bombay who is a loving, people-oriented cat and enjoys being close to his humans. He’s friendly with strangers, loves to cuddle (especially laying on your chest), and even likes to “participate” in yoga by keeping you company on the mat. He is very vocal and will call to you if he feels lonely. Bear is very food-motivated—especially when it comes to baked goods—so a watchful eye is needed around snacks. Bear was previously owned, but after his owner passed away, he spent time living on the streets. Despite this, he remains gentle, affectionate, and trusting. Bear has a few manageable medical needs. He is diabetic and requires daily medication and needs to be on a starch free diet. He also has arthritis in his back left leg and benefits from daily fish oil to help manage joint discomfort and dandruff. Bear has successfully lived with other cats and shows no aggression toward new feline companions. Bear would thrive in a calm, attentive home with someone willing to support his medical care. In return, he offers companionship, affection, and a big heart! If you are interested in Bear, please apply here: https://www.rocketrescue.org/forms/form?formid=5196   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.March 14, 2026, 4:49 pm

This girl Missy was rescue from the streets. She is very shy, but willing to be held and take pets. She will do best with someone with the patience and experience to keep handling her and increasing her socialization. If there are children in the home, they should be older. We also would love to see her go to a foster or adoptive home where she can have a buddy of similar age and energy level that can instill confidence in her. She must got to an indoor-only home and is box trained. Please email us ConnellPetRescue@gmail.com or go to our website redwagginrescue.org and fill out the application to foster or adopt this sweet girl. ADOPTION INFO Dog adoption fees include: - All Basic Dog Vaccinations - Rabies - Bordetella - Flea & Tick Treatment - Spay (Up to $400) - Neuter (Up to $300) - Microchip & Registration All adoption fees go toward the care of all dogs and cats in our rescue. APPLY ON OUR WEBSITE AT THE LINKS BELOW ADOPTION APPLICATION: https://www.redwagginrescue.org/adopt FOSTER APPLICATION: https://www.redwagginrescue.org/foster Please don't hesitate to contact us at ConnellPetRescue@gmail.com, if you have any questions or would like more information.

Hello meet Emilie, Effie and Naomi. These three female kittens came in together but do not need to be together in their new home. They may enjoy the company of a new cat. Come into the shelter to learn more about them.The Seattle Animal Shelter is committed to reducing length of stay for all of our shelter pets! Some pets qualify for FREE or reduced adoption fees, please inquire with our Animal Care team to learn more.Pets are complex beings and prior to adoption, interested adopters will be counseled by a staff member to discuss the specific needs for each animal. This will include reviewing all known medical and behavior information.** Please note that some animals will receive numerous inquiries, sometimes more than we can process. We appreciate you`re understanding and patience.HOW TO ADOPT: Check the animal`s location.From Cat Adoption/Cattery/Free Roaming Room (in shelter):To meet this cat please come to Seattle Animal Shelter at 2061 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, between 1 - 5 pm one of on one of our open days, no appointment needed. We are open on Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We are closed for adoptions on Monday, and all holidays.From Foster Care (out of shelter):Put the name of the cat(s) and animal ID in the Subject Line of an email. In the body of the email please include your contact information, including address and phone number, which cat(s) or kitten(s) you are showing interest in, and how many cat(s) or kitten(s) you are looking to adopt, if applicable. Please email SASCatFosterAdoption@seattle.govGET INVOLVED: Follow this and other SAS animals on Facebook and Instagram to see their fun adventures and learn more:Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SeattleAnimalShelter?mibextid=LQQJ4dInstagram https://instagram.com/seattleanimalshelter?igshid=MWI4MTIyMDE=To volunteer, foster, donate, or learn more about the Seattle Animal Shelter, visit our website: https://www.seattle.gov/animal-shelter

Hello meet Emilie, Effie and Naomi. These three female kittens came in together but do not need to be together in their new home. They may enjoy the company of a new cat. Come into the shelter to learn more about them.The Seattle Animal Shelter is committed to reducing length of stay for all of our shelter pets! Some pets qualify for FREE or reduced adoption fees, please inquire with our Animal Care team to learn more.Pets are complex beings and prior to adoption, interested adopters will be counseled by a staff member to discuss the specific needs for each animal. This will include reviewing all known medical and behavior information.** Please note that some animals will receive numerous inquiries, sometimes more than we can process. We appreciate you`re understanding and patience.HOW TO ADOPT: Check the animal`s location.From Cat Adoption/Cattery/Free Roaming Room (in shelter):To meet this cat please come to Seattle Animal Shelter at 2061 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, between 1 - 5 pm one of on one of our open days, no appointment needed. We are open on Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We are closed for adoptions on Monday, and all holidays.From Foster Care (out of shelter):Put the name of the cat(s) and animal ID in the Subject Line of an email. In the body of the email please include your contact information, including address and phone number, which cat(s) or kitten(s) you are showing interest in, and how many cat(s) or kitten(s) you are looking to adopt, if applicable. Please email SASCatFosterAdoption@seattle.govGET INVOLVED: Follow this and other SAS animals on Facebook and Instagram to see their fun adventures and learn more:Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SeattleAnimalShelter?mibextid=LQQJ4dInstagram https://instagram.com/seattleanimalshelter?igshid=MWI4MTIyMDE=To volunteer, foster, donate, or learn more about the Seattle Animal Shelter, visit our website: https://www.seattle.gov/animal-shelter

Hello meet Emilie, Effie and Naomi. These three female kittens came in together but do not need to be together in their new home. They may enjoy the company of a new cat. Come into the shelter to learn more about them.The Seattle Animal Shelter is committed to reducing length of stay for all of our shelter pets! Some pets qualify for FREE or reduced adoption fees, please inquire with our Animal Care team to learn more.Pets are complex beings and prior to adoption, interested adopters will be counseled by a staff member to discuss the specific needs for each animal. This will include reviewing all known medical and behavior information.** Please note that some animals will receive numerous inquiries, sometimes more than we can process. We appreciate you`re understanding and patience.HOW TO ADOPT: Check the animal`s location.From Cat Adoption/Cattery/Free Roaming Room (in shelter):To meet this cat please come to Seattle Animal Shelter at 2061 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, between 1 - 5 pm one of on one of our open days, no appointment needed. We are open on Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We are closed for adoptions on Monday, and all holidays.From Foster Care (out of shelter):Put the name of the cat(s) and animal ID in the Subject Line of an email. In the body of the email please include your contact information, including address and phone number, which cat(s) or kitten(s) you are showing interest in, and how many cat(s) or kitten(s) you are looking to adopt, if applicable. Please email SASCatFosterAdoption@seattle.govGET INVOLVED: Follow this and other SAS animals on Facebook and Instagram to see their fun adventures and learn more:Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SeattleAnimalShelter?mibextid=LQQJ4dInstagram https://instagram.com/seattleanimalshelter?igshid=MWI4MTIyMDE=To volunteer, foster, donate, or learn more about the Seattle Animal Shelter, visit our website: https://www.seattle.gov/animal-shelter

Simba has been a wonderful companion for years and is affectionate, playful, and loving. After his family recently moved to a new home, he began experiencing anxiety related to the change in environment. His family has worked closely to help him adjust by adding additional litter boxes, changing his diet, using calming collars, pheromone diffusers, calming treats and supplements. These changes have helped, but he still has occasional accidents outside the litter box while adjusting to the new home.He has previously been diagnosed with feline herpesvirus (FHV-1), which is extremely common in cats. He is currently healthy and has not experienced flare-ups or symptoms. Because a new baby is arriving soon, his family feels he deserves a quieter environment where he can settle in and feel secure. He may do best with someone who has experience with shy or anxious cats, can provide a calm, predictable routine, is willing to continue working with stress reduction techniques and is patient.