Calico kittens & cats in Gig Harbor, Washington

I’ve had Willow since she was a kitten and she’s the biggest love bug! She loves to play and explore. She is bonded with Kiki so they must go together! She is 3 and Kiki is 4. They would be great with a family or an individual! Need them rehomed by Thursday July 2nd.

MORE THAN A CAT -- A GREAT COMPANION DOB 4/1/22 This striking calico comes wrapped in a delightfully chunky package, complete with a soft, plush build that practically begs for gentle hugs (on her terms, of course). With her beautifully patterned coat and soulful eyes, Prudence has perfected the art of looking both regal and irresistibly huggable. Affectionate doesn’t quite cover it. Prudence is operating at maximum cuddle capacity. She’s the kind of companion who will happily keep you company through quiet evenings, lazy mornings, and everything in between. If you sit down, she’ll be there. If you lie down, even better. Low-energy and proud of it, Prudence believes life is best enjoyed at a relaxed pace. No chaos, no drama -- just soft pets, cozy spots, and quality time with her favorite humans. If you’re looking for a calm, loving presence with a little extra fluff and a whole lot of heart, Prudence is ready to settle in and make your home her forever kingdom. HOPE ID 26-0416-G049 Prudence is currently in the Houston, Texas area but can be transported to this location upon adoption. The $325 adoption fee includes transport, health certificate, spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites. Online application: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php

Raffia is a 6-year-old calico with a big personality, a loving heart, and a story of incredible resilience. After being abandoned by the people she trusted, Raffia was left to survive on her own through the harsh Houston weather and elements. Thankfully, she was eventually brought to safety, where she received the care she desperately needed. She arrived with a few medical concerns that had to be addressed, but after months of treatment, monitoring, and lots of TLC, Raffia is doing great and is finally ready to find the forever home she has waited so long for. One of the biggest obstacles in her adoption journey is her heart condition, which requires a once-daily medication that costs approximately $50 per month. Despite being stable, healthy, and living a happy life, many potential adopters have passed her by because of her diagnosis. It breaks our hearts because Raffia has so much love, companionship, and joy to offer the right family. Raffia is a sweet, affectionate, and delightfully sassy girl. She loves rubbing against your legs, following you around the house, and charming everyone she meets. Food is one of her favorite things in life, and shes never shy about reminding you when its mealtime. After spending the last 15 months in boarding while waiting for her chance at a home, were helping her shed a few extra pounds and enjoy more exercise now that she has more space to move around. Like many confident cats, Raffia knows exactly what she likes. She enjoys affection and loves being pet, but she is not a fan of being picked up and carried around. Shell also let you know when shes had enough attention and appreciates people who respect her boundaries. Raffia would likely thrive as the only cat in the home where she can soak up all the love and attention for herself. She may do well with respectful dogs, as shes a confident and self-assured cat. We would recommend a home without young children and feel she would do best with older, cat-savvy kids (14+) or adults who understand feline body language and respect her space. After everything shes been through, Raffia deserves a family willing to look beyond a diagnosis and see the wonderful cat she truly is. Shes affectionate, entertaining, full of personality, and more than ready to spend the rest of her life being loved.

She is a friendly stray that we found. I think she may be pregnant. We already have 3 cats and we couldn't just leave her outside. If anyone can get her that would be amazing. She is a really sweet girl. We havent had any issues with her. But our only other female cat keeps trying to attack her and we dont want anything to happen to her.

Mallie is a sweet, senior kitty who really wants attention. She wants to be pet (but not on her hips). She can be playful even in her senior years! My mother-in-law was her person - a veterinarian for over 50 years - but we had to move her to assisted care where she is unable to keep her cats. I tried to keep Mallie, but she is unable to integrate with our own 3 cats. She needs much more attention that I can give her. She desperately wants to interact. She snuck out of our guest room and into my daughter's noisy room of girls when they were having a sleepover. She just wanted girl time! She has been declawed, but watch out if you pet her or brush her somewhere she doesn't like, she might bite, but we are working through that! She does shed...but if she gets a proper grooming and you keep her brushed, she is just SO sweet. She's 16-17 years old, it's amazing how youthful she still seems. She really just needs some love and attention in her final years.

Winnie and Kali are a sweet bonded pair. They were each adopted separately from two different shelters and have become best friends! Kali is three years old (7lbs) and Winnie (12lbs) will be one year old in September. These are the sweetest cats I have ever owned and I’ve had cats my whole life. Unfortunately, our one year old son is very allergic to cats so we need to find them BOTH a safe and loving home together.

I took Chai and his brother, Earl in because their owner was going through financial hardship and wasn’t able to get them neutered or keep up with their veterinary care and vaccinations. She knew how much I love cats, although I hadn’t owned any for decades, and the cats I had then were mostly outdoor cats. I wanted to help care for them while they get re-homed.I started experiencing allergies. Allergy medication has helped, but I’ve realized that prolonged exposure significantly affects me and has increased my nasal drainage. As an interpreter, I rely heavily on my voice and breathing for work, so I have to be careful about anything that impacts my throat or respiratory health.They’re very sweet. Chai is timid & quiet. Earl is loud and confident, curious. They enjoy being petted. Both cats deserve homes where they can receive plenty of love and individual attention.This hasn't been an easy decision, I want what is best for them and for their long-term well-being. (Fee is for ea. one)