British Shorthair kittens & cats in Beaverton, Oregon

Hi, I'm Squishmallow, the master of my domain here at the shelter. I'm a cat who loves my independence and thrives on energy. When it comes to my territory, I'm definitely in charge, and I make sure everyone knows it. I'm not shy about showing my feisty side, so understanding my signals is key to our friendship. If you're looking for a companion who's spirited and self-assured, I'm your cat. I will do best with no other pets or kids in the house.  Adopt me, and let's start our adventure together, filled with fun and mutual respect. If you would like to meet me please go to furryfriendswa.org, click adopt and fill out an application.  ##2468749##

Female British adult cat looking for a new home. I am trying to find her a good home since I am leaving the US and not able to take her with me. She is a healthy, beautiful, smart and friendly cat. She is litter box trained and uses her scratching post and not touching any furniture. She likes dry food and sometimes a little treat. She is spayed and a very clean cat.

Meet Marionberry Pie & Elsa Schneider — A Bonded Pair of Beautiful Black Sisters Every rescue has a story, and these two have one full of strength, love, and sisterhood. Marionberry Pie and Elsa Schneider came to us together from a hoarding situation — scared, pregnant, and unsure what the future would hold. But from the moment they arrived, they showed us just how big their hearts are. The sisters raised their babies side by side, caring for each other’s kittens as if they were their own. All their little ones have found loving homes (except one still hanging around for extra love!), and now it’s finally their turn to be cherished. Marionberry and Elsa are both all-black beauties with silky coats and the kind of expressive eyes that seem to say “thank you.” They’re incredibly affectionate — they love pets, head rubs, and being close to their people — they just prefer to keep all four paws on the ground, thank you very much. No lap required for love here; they’ll happily curl beside you or brush against your legs to show their affection. These sisters share a bond that’s truly special. Where one goes, the other follows, and together they bring a peaceful, comforting presence to any room. If you’re ready to give two gentle, loving mamas the happy-ever-after they’ve more than earned, Marionberry Pie and Elsa Schneider are ready to fill your home with purrs, companionship, and quiet gratitude. Both girls come both the following treatments that have been completed: -Spayed -Microchip -1 year subscription paid for on the microchip -Fvrcp vaccine (good for ayear) -Felv vaccine (good for a year) -Rabies vaccine (good for a year) -Praziquantel dewormer 1 and 2 -Pyrantel dewormer 1 and 2 -Vectra flea control (good for 30 days) -Fecal exam x 2 (both Negative) -Fiv/Felv blood test (Negative) -Nail trim -Bath -Is Crate trained -Litter trained -Pen trained They will go home with the following: -1 free exam coupon at Best Care Animal Hospital. -A folder with vaccine certificates and all medical history. -Favorite toys -Favorite blanket -A full bag of Kirkland cat food that they have been fed since their arrival. The adoption fee is $100 each Feel free to ask me anything. Warmly, Beth at Love and care Kitten Adoption

Meet Marionberry Pie & Elsa Schneider — A Bonded Pair of Beautiful Black Sisters Every rescue has a story, and these two have one full of strength, love, and sisterhood. Marionberry Pie and Elsa Schneider came to us together from a hoarding situation — scared, pregnant, and unsure what the future would hold. But from the moment they arrived, they showed us just how big their hearts are. The sisters raised their babies side by side, caring for each other’s kittens as if they were their own. All their little ones have found loving homes (except one still hanging around for extra love!), and now it’s finally their turn to be cherished. Marionberry and Elsa are both all-black beauties with silky coats and the kind of expressive eyes that seem to say “thank you.” They’re incredibly affectionate — they love pets, head rubs, and being close to their people — they just prefer to keep all four paws on the ground, thank you very much. No lap required for love here; they’ll happily curl beside you or brush against your legs to show their affection. These sisters share a bond that’s truly special. Where one goes, the other follows, and together they bring a peaceful, comforting presence to any room. If you’re ready to give two gentle, loving mamas the happy-ever-after they’ve more than earned, Marionberry Pie and Elsa Schneider are ready to fill your home with purrs, companionship, and quiet gratitude. Both girls come both the following treatments that have been completed: -Spayed -Microchip -1 year subscription paid for on the microchip -Fvrcp vaccine (good for ayear) -Felv vaccine (good for a year) -Rabies vaccine (good for a year) -Praziquantel dewormer 1 and 2 -Pyrantel dewormer 1 and 2 -Vectra flea control (good for 30 days) -Fecal exam x 2 (both Negative) -Fiv/Felv blood test (Negative) -Nail trim -Bath -Is Crate trained -Litter trained -Pen trained They will go home with the following: -1 free exam coupon at Best Care Animal Hospital. -A folder with vaccine certificates and all medical history. -Favorite toys -Favorite blanket -A full bag of Kirkland cat food that they have been fed since their arrival. The adoption fee is $150 each Feel free to ask me anything. Warmly, Beth at Love and care Kitten Adoption

This adorable ball of fur is 1 year old. He's shy but if you're patient and he starts to trust you, he's such a sweet, energetic goofball. He loves puree treats, play time, window watching and attention. He's scared of loud people/noises and sudden movements. He can get overstimulated if he's scared but has never bitten/scratched. He needs a home with safe spaces where he won't be disturbed if he is scared so he can calm himself. Since he spent time on the street, he needs time and routines to trust his family so he can feel safe. Whether it's wet food, dry food, tuna or snacks, he will gobble it up. He is healthy, vaccinated and litter box trained. He is friendly to our senior cats and tries to play with them but they do not match his energy. Willow came into our lives after a neighbor helped him with an injury he sustained while living on the street and TNR'd him thinking he was a feral cat. During their interactions, she noted how friendly he was. We volunteered to foster him.