Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Ellensburg, Washington

*The pets pictured in this posting are just ad pictures not available pets.*The Yakima Humane Society provides care for thousands of animals each year, some of which require time in foster care before they are ready to be adopted. Fostering a homeless pet is both a rewarding and enriching experience; it is also great for families or individuals who love animals but cannot commit to having a full-time companion animal. The care that dedicated Foster Care Families provide is invaluable, both to the animals fostered and the people that adopt them. You can foster as much or as little as you like, and we need foster homes for a wide variety of animals - kittens, puppies, cats, dogs, and an occasional small & furry animal!You can learn more about our foster program and fill out an application athttp://www.yakimahumane.org/get-involved/foster/.*The pets pictured in this posting are just ad pictures not available pets.*

Cats-the most effective, affordable and environmentally friendly pest control method!The barn cat, also known as a feral cat, is a domestic cat, usually of mixed breed, that lives primarily out-of-doors, in a feral or semi-feral condition on agricultural properties, usually sheltering in outbuildings.Individuals interested in adopting barn cats must be able to provide the cats with shelter, food, water, and vet care. Barns, outbuildings, factories, and warehouses are all considered suitable shelters for the cats.All barn cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated against rabies, and ear-tipped.If you are interested in adopting a barn cat please fill out the adoption questionnaire and a member of the adoption center team will contact you!*cats pictured are not available*

Looking for a tiny spark of joy? Eyelah is a 3 month old sweetheart who is officially looking for her forever family! She is full of kitten curiosity, big personality, and plenty of purrs.Eyelah is fully vaccinated and healthy. While she is ready to be claimed today, she does have one `finish line` to cross before she can move into your home: her spay surgery!How Adoption Works: We want to make sure Eyelah is all set for a healthy life before she leaves us. You have two easy options to get her home:Spay Options: We want to make her transition as smooth as possible for her new family. You have two choices:Option 1: Adopt her now and arrange her spay through your own trusted veterinarian.Option 2: Finalize the adoption and we will handle her spay through our vet. Once she’s recovered from her procedure, she’ll be ready for pickup!Eyelah is a little gem who is well worth the short wait. Apply to meet her and reserve this sweet girl today!If you are interested please contact GCAOEmail: Thegcao@gmail.comPhone: (509)762-9616 Open hours: Monday: Appointment OnlyTuesday- Saturday: 12pm-5pm

I am still getting settled in, buy my new friends are learning more about me each day and would be happy to any questions. You can contact them at info@handnpawswa.org. All of our animals are Microchipped, up to date on age appropriate vaccines, given dewormer and flea treatment. Prior to going home, they are spayed/neutered and given rabies shots (if old enough). Unless otherwise noted, our cats are FELV/FIV tested up request (at adopter's expense). Our pets are located in foster homes, our shelter in Othello, or at PetSmart in Union Gap. Our adoptions are First Come, First Served unless a hold is placed. Holds require a $25 non-refundable fee per pet or full adoption adoption fee. The hold lasts up to 7 days. After 7 days, unclaimed pets are placed back for adoption and the hold fee is considered a donation.

Mittens and Apollo are brothers who have been together their whole lives and need to be adopted together. They were born as barn kittens, but were adopted at a very young age and have been fully indoor since so they don't have any outdoor survival skills. They are about 9 years old. Mittens loves to be scratched above the tail. He tries, but can't purr. Apollo is a long hair cat who loves pets and attention and you can hear his purr across the room. They both love watching birds. Mittens loves sleeping in front of the fire. They need a new home due to them causing issues with their human's allergies and asthma.