Calico kittens & cats in Umatilla, Oregon

Ramona is super loving and playful and always wants to be around her caretakers. She is very food oriented and trainable and has responded fairly well to coller training and leash training outside. She gets along very well with her sister and our older cats. She is very active but not super confrontational. We got her from a friend of mine who I think found her as a stray and rescued her. Not quite sure how old she is but definitely still less than a year old maybe 4-5 months? We hope Ramona can find a cat friendly home with lots of scratching posts and time to give her the enrichment she needs. Ramona suffers from Upper Respiratory Infections and occasionally her eyes get a little goopy when they flare up and she needs antibiotics applied over her eye area. Antibiotic ointment will be provided to anyone who wants her and is included in the price!

Bee is super chill and basically melts into your arms when being held or snuggled. She is playful and keeps to herself. She loves to sleep in high places and totally relax in the funniest positions. She is still a kitten less then a year old, we got her from a friend of mine who's adult cat had kittens unexpectedly so we took her in temporarily. She is a little quirky and really likes cheese sticks and plastic wrappers for some reason. She gets along well with her sister and our older cats. She prefers wet food to dry food. She has been exposed to another cat with Upper Respiratory Infection (virus) however she hasn't ever shown symptoms.

This spunky little survivor was found by her fosters living in an abandoned car. Mango Ginger was heard meowing from the car while out on an evening walk and they were able to catch a glimpse of the skittish kitty by meowing back. After a couple evenings of patient meowing back and forth and putting out food she was caught in a kennel where it became obvious, she was not only alone but injured as well with bone showing on her chin. Mango Ginger was taken to an emergency vet where they were able to clean and stitch her up and the road to recovery began. The first morning when the fosters went in to give medications and syringe feed her she met them with nothing but purrs, biscuits and love. Mango Ginger is now fully healed and full of playful energy, cuddles and kitten shenanigans. She does well with the other foster kittens in the home and has met dogs through kennels and gates where has been full of curiosity and interest to meet them. She does pretty well playing with her paws and not her claws and is a very special kitten.

-