Calico kittens & cats in Springfield, Oregon

Chelsea Marie is 9 years old, Her DOB is 07/28/14. She is fat kitty and she weighted about 20lbs. She only eat dried food, She cannot eat wet food because made her diarrhea. I raised her for 9 years, She was 5 and half weeks old when i got her. The reason why i cannot take care of her because my health isn’t good and i do not want to end up like my aunt. She died from her kidney failed from diabetes plus i also i am disabled as well, I cannot apply her pet insurance because it affecting my incomes, it very hard to explain. I cannot afford to take her vet because Chelsea cannot grooming herself. I used a pet wipe to wipe her private parts everyday. I bathe her once a week, Her dried poop got stuck on her private area and i tried to brush her off the fur really easy. She wouldn’t stay still. So i had to shave that area but not on her private. I want her to have good home for her and take care of her really well. She need love and care for her.

[PLEASE NOTE Cats in these pictures, may or may not be available for adoptions] Cat Rescue & Adoption Network foster families give their kitties lots of TLC and attention. Because of that, we have very well socialized cats that are readily adopted. We always need more fosters to help fulfill our mission of helping rescue special needs animals. Fosters are provided with all the food, bedding and litter the cat needs. We also pay all their medical expenses. Your part is to give them love and attention and how hard can that be? This is the perfect opportunity to have a pet without a life time commitment. Fostering lasts anywhere from one week to several months and YOU get to choose whether you foster bottle babies, kittens or adult cats AND how many. If you live in the Eugene/Springfield, Oregon area and have love to spare for these kitties, please call 541-225-4955 Option 4, or fill out a foster application at: www.CatRescues.org/forms/cat-foster-applicationApril 30, 2024, 6:14 pm

Kittens are normally available in early Summer through Fall. However, with our milder climate, it's becoming more of a year-round situation, oh dear! Meet our adoptable rescue kittens and cats online at www.CatRescues.org/cats and inside our partner locations:  - PetSmart, 2847 Chad Drive, Eugene 97408 - PetSmart, 2858 Willamette St., Eugene 97405 - PetCo, 1169 Valley River Dr., Eugene 97401 - Wags! Dog and Cat Emporiium, 485 Coburg Rd #G, Eugene 97401 When you find a match, submit a paper adoption application for consideration at the stores or online at www.CatRescues.org/forms (requires downloading free Adobe software). More information available by sending email to adoptinfo@CatRescues.org.  As an all-volunteer, non-profit, no-kill cat rescue group, we strive to find the best match between feline and human for a lifetime of love based in Eugene/Springfield, Oregon. This matchmaking is not based on "first come, first served." Learn more and join us! www.CatRescues.org  April 30, 2024, 6:14 pm

Feral working cats available! Eco-friendly, 100% natural, organic, non-toxic pest control solution for your rodent problems. Do you have a property that needs their talons and talents? Our healthy, neutered, vaccinated, feral working cats are eager to stalk prey for you. They are not socialized to people and won't usually make friends with you or even let you touch them; they just want to do their jobs and be cats. Delivery, coaching and equipment can be provided but you will be responsible for the cats' daily care. Adoption fee is a suggested donation of $45 per cat. If you can provide safe shelter away from dangerous roads; daily food and clean water; and the month required to care for them in confinement to acclimate them to their new home please visit our website to apply. For more information on this program and details on currently available cats please apply here http://catrescues.org/adopting-working-cat/April 30, 2024, 6:14 pm