Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Coos Bay, Oregon

Gomes is a friendly, affectionate cat put outside and left to fend for himself. Gomez is estimated to be around 7–9 years old, tested FIV-positive, most likely from fights that occur between unneutered male cats competing for territory. He’s now neutered and absolutely thriving in his new, relaxed indoor lifestyle. Unfortunately, because of his FIV status, many people hesitate to adopt them—but that fear is often based on outdated information. Did you know? Cats with FIV can live long, happy, healthy lives. FIV is not easily transmitted—it is spread mainly through deep bite wounds, not through sharing food bowls, grooming, or normal day-to-day contact. Many FIV-positive cats live peacefully with other cats, especially when everyone is spayed or neutered. With regular vet care, good nutrition, and a low-stress indoor environment, FIV cats often live just as long as cats without FIV. Gomez is proof of that. He’s a gentle, loving boy who is ready to trade survival mode for safety, warmth, and a family of his own. All he needs is someone willing to give him a chance. If you adopt Gomez you won’t just be saving a life—you’ll be gaining a loyal, grateful companion.

Oni was found as single kitten left outside. Although he was left to fend for himself he was luckily found in the nick of time. He is a sweet boy who shows no signs of his past challanges, adapting well to indoor life in companionship. of other kittens, where he is thriving! He cannot wait to find his furever home and share all the love he has to give!

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Gomes is a friendly, affectionate cat put outside and left to fend for himself. Gomez is estimated to be around 7–9 years old, tested FIV-positive, most likely from fights that occur between unneutered male cats competing for territory. He’s now neutered and absolutely thriving in his new, relaxed indoor lifestyle. Unfortunately, because of his FIV status, many people hesitate to adopt them—but that fear is often based on outdated information. Did you know? Cats with FIV can live long, happy, healthy lives. FIV is not easily transmitted—it is spread mainly through deep bite wounds, not through sharing food bowls, grooming, or normal day-to-day contact. Many FIV-positive cats live peacefully with other cats, especially when everyone is spayed or neutered. With regular vet care, good nutrition, and a low-stress indoor environment, FIV cats often live just as long as cats without FIV. Gomez is proof of that. He’s a gentle, loving boy who is ready to trade survival mode for safety, warmth, and a family of his own. All he needs is someone willing to give him a chance. If you adopt Gomez you won’t just be saving a life—you’ll be gaining a loyal, grateful companion.

Oni was found as single kitten left outside. Although he was left to fend for himself he was luckily found in the nick of time. He is a sweet boy who shows no signs of his past challanges, adapting well to indoor life in companionship. of other kittens, where he is thriving! He cannot wait to find his furever home and share all the love he has to give!

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Mister is a complete love with people but he would do best in a household with no other cats. He tends to be territorial. He is currently an in/out cat but remember he must be indoors for at least 3 weeks to learn where he lives. After that he will hang out with you and maybe even help with the gardening. Please consider adding him to your family!

A sweet boy who loves affection, play time and causing a little bit of chaos.