Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Bainbridge Island, Washington

Paulie is shy at first but warms up quickly. He loves head scratches, looking out windows, rolling in catnip, and making biscuits on fuzzy blankets. He gives fantastic head butts, and likes to curl up next to people and get cuddles and brushed. He's mostly quiet, but can be chatty, too. He can also jump very high. He's a great mix of low maintenance and friendly. In a FOSTER HOME (not at the shelter; please note the different email address).To meet this cat, please download and fill out an adoption survey found here:https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/AnimalShelter/Cat%20Adoption%20Questionnaire_Fillable.pdfSend to: sasfostercatapply@gmail.comNOTE: These instructions are only for cats in foster homes. Detailed instructions:1. Copy and paste the link into a new tab on your browser2. Download and complete the cat survey.3. Save the survey to your device with a new file name that includes your last name. Make sure it's filled in when opened again.4. Put the name of the cat (or cats, for a pair) in the Subject Line of a new email. Attach your survey, add any additional information you would like us to know, and send to sasfostercatapply@gmail.com**Some animals will receive multiple inquiries, sometimes more than we can process. We appreciate your understanding and patience**

**IMPORTANT** This cat is in a foster home and the email address in the instructions below is different.YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE DELAYED IF YOU USE THE WRONG EMAIL ADDRESS.Louis is a big, fluffy bobcat of a kitty! Don't let his size fool you, he's a big softie and definitely meant to be a pet. We're still getting to know him better but so far he has been calm and appreciative of affection. To meet this cat, please download and fill out an adoption survey found here:https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/AnimalShelter/Cat%20Adoption%20Questionnaire_Fillable.pdfSend to: sasfostercatapply@gmail.comNOTE: These instructions are only for cats in foster homes. Detailed instructions:1. Copy and paste the link into a new tab on your browser2. Download and complete the cat survey.3. Save the survey to your device with a new file name that includes your last name. Make sure it's filled in when opened again.4. Put the name of the cat (or cats, for a pair) in the Subject Line of a new email. Attach your survey, add any additional information you would like us to know, and send to sasfostercatapply@gmail.com**Some animals will receive multiple inquiries, sometimes more than we can process. We appreciate your understanding and patience**

Meet Kitty! Kitty is approximately thirteen years old, and she is looking for a home where she can live out her golden years. Kitty is a Domestic Long Hair cat with calico markings. She has the cutest speckled nose, and she enjoys plenty of tasty treats. Kitty also loves scratches behind her ears and would prefer an adopter who is down for plenty of cuddles. Is she the pretty Kitty you need in your life? Then adopt Kitty today!Kitsap Humane Society is open for walk-up adoptions Wednesday through Monday from 12pm to 4pm. We are not open for general pet viewing. Instead, adopters join the virtual queue to meet with an Adoption Counselor to be introduced to pets. To join the queue, visit the Pet Adoption Center located at 9167 Dickey Rd. NW Silverdale, WA 98383. Upon arrival at the shelter, you will scan the QR code to access the queue - staff will be on hand to assist those without a smart phone. The queue will open at 11am on each adoption day. Please note, wait times vary and the queue may close earlier than 4pm on busy adoption days. To learn more about our adoption process, view the current wait list and approximate wait times, and view our available pets, please visit our website: https://www.kitsap-humane.org/adopt/how-to-adopt/. Primary Color: Calico Weight: 8.24 Age: 13yrs 1mths 1wks

Kitsap Humane Society is open for walk-up adoptions Wednesday through Monday from 12pm to 4pm. We are not open for general pet viewing. Instead, adopters must join the virtual queue to meet with an Adoption Counselor to be introduced to pets. To join the queue, visit the Pet Adoption Center located at 9167 Dickey Rd. NW Silverdale, WA 98383. Upon arrival at the shelter, you will scan the QR code to access the queue - staff will be on hand to assist those without a smart phone. The queue will open at 11am on each adoption day. Please note, wait times vary and the queue may close earlier than 4pm on busy adoption days. To learn more about our adoption process, view the current wait list and approximate wait times, and view our available pets, please visit our website: https://www.kitsap-humane.org/adopt/how-to-adopt/.Tommy and Baroness are looking for a barn home together! Tommy is a one-year-old male and Baroness is an adult female. These cats are assessed as semi-feral and semi-social, respectively - they are not able to be touched at this time and would not be happy living in an indoor home. However, they may eventually warm up to people over time given the chance.Tommy and Baroness have not lived together previously, so they will need a larger confinement space (around 10 foot by 10 foot) with separate litter boxes, food and water dishes, and lots of hiding spaces so they can slowly get to know each other. They will need at least 6 weeks of confinement in a secure enclosure, such as a shed, before they can be let outside to start exploring the property. If you are interested in adopting Tommy and Baroness to be working cats on your property, stop by the shelter any day during adoption hours to join the queue. If you have not submitted a barn cat application previously, you will need to fill one out when you arrive. All adoptions are first come, first serve.*Barn cats require a secure indoor enclosure where they can be kept confined. After they are able to have outdoor access, they should continue to have access to this safe indoor space for protection from weather and predators. The indoor space could be a shed, garage, workshop, barn, etc. but should have four walls and a roof and be able to be entered by the caretakers in order to feed the cat and clean the litter box. Barn cat caretakers should expect to provide access to a litter box even after the cat is able to go outdoors, will need to feed the cat and provide fresh water daily, and will need to provide routine vaccines and medical care if the cat becomes sick or injured.* Primary Color: Grey Weight: 8.92 Age: 0yrs 11mths 2wks

Beautiful long-haired, non-neutered male, orange tabby. He is very sweet, affectionate and trusting, despite his difficult circumstances. He has been wandering my neighborhood for a couple of months. His fur was quite matted and those have been cut away, which is why his coat looks patchy in the second photo. He is underweight and I have started feeding him canned food, which he loves and he is eating well. I am unfamiliar with his history, but he appears otherwise healthy. This sweet boy deserves a loving home. We have a bonded pair of rescue kitties that had a difficult start already, and are worried it may be too disruptive for them to introduce another cat into our home.

Meet Devi and Sasha! This dynamic duo came to us after their owner passed away. They are a little shy in the rescue but will likely open up at home. They may not be kittens but they still have a lot of life and love left! These two would love a quiet household that is understanding that it might take a little bit for them to come out of their shell. If you have always wanted a very cute bonded pair of cats please give us a call! Devi and Sasha are current on vaccines, neutered/spayed, and microchipped!