Calico kittens & cats in Seattle, Washington

We adopted Midna from a family member in September 2023 when she was a kitten a few weeks after she was born in August 2023. She is 2 and a half years old. We need to rehome her because we are moving to a location that only allows one pet and our other cat has disabilities and as such we cannot rehome her confidently.Midna has always been an indoors only cat and is afraid of the outdoors. She is very social and friendly and loves people. She would also thrive in an environment where she has plenty of enrichment and can stay engaged in activities. She gets along well with other cats, although she has never lived with dogs or kids. Her personality suggests she would not have any behavioral issues with them.

We adopted Midna from a family member in September 2023 when she was a kitten a few weeks after she was born in August 2023. She is 2 and a half years old. We need to rehome her because we are moving to a location that only allows one pet and our other cat has disabilities and as such we cannot rehome her confidently.Midna has always been an indoors only cat and is afraid of the outdoors. She is very social and friendly and loves people. She would also thrive in an environment where she has plenty of enrichment and can stay engaged in activities. She gets along well with other cats, although she has never lived with dogs or kids. Her personality suggests she would not have any behavioral issues with them.

***NOTE: This pet is currently at the shelter in Republic, WA, and can be delivered to an approved adopter on our 5/2/26 adopted pet transport to Monroe, WA to begin a 30-day trial placement – part of our distance adoption program.*** Considering adopting? The first step is to complete our online Adoption Application at http://forgetmenotshelter.org/application Please do not call the shelter; do the application first. Poor Kalispell has not had an easy time of it since arriving at the shelter back in August 2025. Just a couple of weeks after she arrived as a stray, she gave birth to a litter of kittens, which meant she (and they) had to wait until the kittens were weaned before any of them could be listed for adoption. During this time, Kalispell was an excellent mother - perhaps a bit too good, as she did her best to shun attentions from the shelter staff and volunteers, preferring to keep them away from her babies (and of course, we HAD to socialize and handle the little ones, leading to much frustration for Kalispell). Just when Kalispell's kittens were adopted and we thought she, too, would be ready to head home - she contracted a calicivirus infection requiring a fairly lengthy quarantine period, with little human contact daily (to help prevent the spread of infection). She has now fully cleared her calici infection, but during the past couple of months, has grown depressed, antisocial, and slightly obese. She is now allowed to interact with other cats in a healthy-cat communal Meow Manor room, and gets many more human visits for snuggles and attention, but thus far has not perked up or shown much interest in interactions with any species. Kalispell needs a calm and loving home with an understanding family who will help her gradually lose weight, while learning all about the love of humans and fun to be had as a family pet. With your help, she can recover her broken spirit and find joy in life again! She's still a young cat, with an estimated birth date of 8/1/24, and we all want to see her blossom and live a long and happy life in an adoptive home. All pets arrive spayed/neutered, dewormed, microchipped and vaccinated. Adoption fee for Kalispell is a suggested minimum of $50 (more gratefully accepted). All pets are placed with a 30-day money-back trial period, to give pet and family enough time to discover any unknown allergies or other conflicts. Can't come to Republic? Don't let that stop you! We have monthly transports to the Seattle area, delivering adopted pets to their new owners. If you can add a little to your donation to help us cover our volunteer driver's expenses, that would be great!

Meet Wobbles 💫 Wobbles is an almost 8 month old kitten with severe cerebellar hypoplasia, which means she’s wonderfully wobbly. She falls over often and her head bobs when she eats, but she gets to her food and water, uses the litter box perfectly, and can make her way across a room on her own. When she’s calm, she does great. When she’s startled, her legs move faster than her balance can keep up. She was found as a stray who couldn’t climb porch steps, and thankfully made her way into foster care before winter. She is spayed, FIV/FELV negative, vaccinated for rabies, and finished her FELV/FVRCP series. Wobbles was very nervous at first, but she has blossomed in a quiet home. She now walks over for attention and enjoys pets once she feels safe. She may hiss at new people, but it’s just fear, never aggression. She gives gentle play swats and tiny love nibbles, often followed by sweet licks. She loves cave beds, small scratching posts for balance, and Churu or wet food served in a bowl or on a spoon. Because of her special needs, Wobbles will need a calm, quiet home with no children and very gentle pets, if any. Her steps may wobble, but her heart is steady and full of love. 💛 She is located in Yakima, WA but can be transported to Western WA.

This kitten was found under a porch. We took her in and got her weight up and got all the shots. She is a sliding and would love to see them go together

We tooknthesenkittens from friends who found them under their porch. She is a sibling ,who she is very attached to. Love for them to go together.

Say hello to Puck. A young cat who embodies the kind of perfection that quietly transforms a space into something extraordinary. Think of the first sip of a perfect cup of coffee … warm, comforting, and awakening all at once. The soft orange sherbet glow of a sunset in August, casting everything in mesmerizing light. Or the satisfying sensation of a ripe blackberry stain on your finger after an impromptu jump out of the car, roadside picking moment. Unexpected, a little messy, yet unmistakably sweet. Puck's personality is a collection of these moments—vivid, memorable, and entirely without pretense.From the moment he enters, it’s clear this dear kit isn’t content to observe from the sidelines. He’s eager—intensely curious about everything around him, an explorer with a heart full of wonder.He adores people with an exquisite, open-hearted enthusiasm. Whether greeting visitors at the door, curling up nearby after a day of exploration, or sharing a quiet moment nestled beside you, he has a way of making companionship feel effortless. Every part of Puck's personality shows he’s eager to belong and be the best friend cat who brings a vibrant, steady force into a life that adores him. If you’re looking for a cat with a big heart and big love ... Puck would like to have a word with you.Haiku for PuckGray fur and bright eyes,Curious leaps and warm purrs,A friend for all days. The first step in our process is to fill out our application at www.havenrescue.org/catapplication

Say hello to Ember … a breathtaking slipstream of a kitten. She is gleam and glide. The kind of beauty that sneaks up on you and makes her mark.She’s gregarious in an effortless way and fluent in friendship. Walk into the room, and she’s already at your ankles, quickly closing any space that was between you.Ember moves with purpose. Usually the playful kind. She studies the feather toy with the seriousness of a physicist, calculating the exact trajectory needed to intercept its flutter. And when she springs, she is one part grace and one part wild joy, but all Ember.She’s a dedicated birdwatcher, too. The window is her cinema, the sparrows her morning programming, with the Douglas squirrel that sometimes comes into view, the cherry on top of her naturalist moments. Above all, this dear one thrives on company and real connection. And because her best life will include living with another young, social cat to share secrets, mischief, and mid-afternoon wrestling matches, she needs to be adopted as a pair with one of her littermates. However, we’ll consider a single adoption if there’s another gregarious feline waiting at home to welcome her into the fold.Haiku for EmberPerfect little oneeyes charting her next bright leapwarmth in motion shines.NOTE: We require indoor-only care for our adoptions.

STEVIE IS A BONDED PAIR AND WILL NEED TO BE ADOPTED WITH HER SISTER WONDERNOTE: WE REQUIRE INDOOR ONLY CARE FOR ADOPTIONS. THE FIRST STEP IS TO FILL OUT OUR APPLICATION AT WWW.HAVENRESCUE.ORG/CATAPPLICATIONSay hello to Stevie and Wonder … Bonded sisters who are at that pitch-perfect in-between kitten time. No longer tiny, not quite grown.Now available for adoption.Equal parts softness, curiosity, and something quietly striking. Not flashy. Not chaotic. Just… right.Stevie moves first. She always does.She’ll call you to her with slow blinks and purring, then invite you to her post at the window ...narrating the birds and squirrels in the maple branches like it’s a shared project. She wants you in it with her. Not as an observer, but as a partner.Wonder takes a beat. But just a small one.She reads you for a whisper of a moment … and then she’s there. A deliberate weave around your legs, an insistence on closeness. Her attention placed with purpose.They are playful, of course ... turning even the smallest scrap of paper into something worth chasing.But that’s only one layer.Because just as easily, they settle and are always up for a digging in love session.On your lap.Across your chest.Curled into you and into each other, steady and complete.They are close.And they are connected.They check for each other. They settle near. They move through the same space.But in this space ... Stevie opens the door, and Wonder deepens the room.Together, they are inviting you in. A Haiku for Stevie and WonderWindow light, soft purrsTwo settle into your dayHome gathers around