Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Tumwater, Washington

This brave little guy was found bruised and with a broken leg, likely thrown from a car. Despite the rough start, Sausage never lost his spark. After weeks of getting his strength up and then undergoing FHO surgery to repair his injured leg, he’s made a beautiful recovery. He might have a slight limp, but don’t let that fool you! He runs, plays, and zooms around just like any other kitten! Sausage is bursting with personality and has the loudest, happiest purr you've ever heard. He loves to be around people and is always ready for attention, affection, and a good toy chase. Whether it's a feather wand or a crinkly ball, he's all in! He’s been fostered with both dogs and other cats and fits right in. Holding his own and making friends with ease. Sausage would thrive in a home with other animal companions or as the center of your universe. If you’re looking for a survivor with a heart of gold and a whole lot of love to give, Sausage is your guy. He's ready to learn the joy of finding his true family and leap into his forever home, purring all the way.

Wilbur is a small, thin cat of 11 years who still acts like a kitten much of the time. Wilbur is not a layabout. He's often up walking around exploring, and certainly enjoys zooming around the house for no apparent reason. Wilbur has only lived with adults, but has never been trouble around children. Wilbur knows the word "no" but doesn't tend to get into any trouble. Wilbur is on dry food to prevent urinary stones. The food works well. It's easy to get from the online pet supply stores or your vet. Wilbur has only ever been an inside cat. Wilbur has never had a problem getting to know new animals. At the vet, although annoyed, Wilbur is very calm and easy to handle and doesn't give the staff any trouble.

Logan enjoys a good does of cat nip now and then, and will play with toys for short periods. Logan's energy level is very consistent. Logan is a large cat who doesn't eat much. He's a bit of a layabout but can be coaxed into playing. Logan has been an indoor cat his whole life. He's good with other pets and visitors. He's not very vocal. He will jump in your lap and lay with you if you sit long enough. Logan knows the word "no" but tends to stay out of trouble.

HI - I'M TIKI, a beautiful tortoiseshell 4-month-old kitten in need of a forever home! My littermates and I were found in a backyard in the desert when we were only a month old. Our mom never returned, so thankfully we were rescued. All of us are extremely sweet and affectionate, and we love belly rubs. I'm quite energetic and always am ready to play. I would love a home with another cat/kitten, where I can play and snuggle. I am currently in California, but can be transported to you in Washington. Please email for an application and additional photos of my littermates and I!

This brave little guy was found bruised and with a broken leg, likely thrown from a car. Despite the rough start, Sausage never lost his spark. After weeks of getting his strength up and then undergoing FHO surgery to repair his injured leg, he’s made a beautiful recovery. He might have a slight limp, but don’t let that fool you! He runs, plays, and zooms around just like any other kitten! Sausage is bursting with personality and has the loudest, happiest purr you've ever heard. He loves to be around people and is always ready for attention, affection, and a good toy chase. Whether it's a feather wand or a crinkly ball, he's all in! He’s been fostered with both dogs and other cats and fits right in. Holding his own and making friends with ease. Sausage would thrive in a home with other animal companions or as the center of your universe. If you’re looking for a survivor with a heart of gold and a whole lot of love to give, Sausage is your guy. He's ready to learn the joy of finding his true family and leap into his forever home, purring all the way.

Wilbur is a small, thin cat of 11 years who still acts like a kitten much of the time. Wilbur is not a layabout. He's often up walking around exploring, and certainly enjoys zooming around the house for no apparent reason. Wilbur has only lived with adults, but has never been trouble around children. Wilbur knows the word "no" but doesn't tend to get into any trouble. Wilbur is on dry food to prevent urinary stones. The food works well. It's easy to get from the online pet supply stores or your vet. Wilbur has only ever been an inside cat. Wilbur has never had a problem getting to know new animals. At the vet, although annoyed, Wilbur is very calm and easy to handle and doesn't give the staff any trouble.

Logan enjoys a good does of cat nip now and then, and will play with toys for short periods. Logan's energy level is very consistent. Logan is a large cat who doesn't eat much. He's a bit of a layabout but can be coaxed into playing. Logan has been an indoor cat his whole life. He's good with other pets and visitors. He's not very vocal. He will jump in your lap and lay with you if you sit long enough. Logan knows the word "no" but tends to stay out of trouble.

Meet Squeak Suppression System, the unseen force that keeps barns quiet and mice uneasy. Where his brother operates with quiet professionalism, Squeak prefers complete invisibility.Raised outdoors, Squeak has perfected the art of haunting a place. You will rarely see him. You may never see him. But somehow, the squeaks stop, food stays untouched, and the barn feels… monitored. He moves silently, observes from the shadows, and conducts his work with zero need for recognition.Squeak is even less social than his brother and has no interest in human interaction beyond the important understanding that people bring food. He appreciates meals being served reliably and will accept them with discretion before melting back into the background. He is not a candidate for petting, carrying, or social expectations of any kind—and he’s perfectly happy that way.Squeak Suppression System is ideal for an adopter who values results over appearances and understands that the best working cats are often the ones you never notice. Give him a safe outdoor setup, consistent meals, and the freedom to remain mysterious, and he will quietly take care of the rest.You may not see him.But the mice will.Our Working/Barn Cat Program is designed to find feral and community cats safe outdoor homes in barns, warehouses, farms, and other safe locations for cats that are not candidates for our traditional adoption programs. These are not necessarily lap cats.Why Adopt a Working Cat?Working Cats benefit their caretakers! Supporting a Working Cat is the safest way to control the rodent population in your barn, warehouse, or other storage areas. There are no poisons for children and pets to get into and no need to set nasty traps! Working Cats will help keep rodents away AND you’ll have the satisfaction of giving them a much-needed home.What Will You Provide?• A warm, secure, dry building or space for shelter from the elements and predators• The space and ability to keep new a new Working Cat confined to a sheltered, small, enclosed area, or large dog crate (with clean litter box) for four to six weeks to acclimate them to their new environment before release• Regular/daily food and water• Monitoring and providing for the safety and well-being of the cats• Willingness to provide licensed veterinary care in the event of injury or illnessOur working/barn cat adoption fee is $25 plus any applicable li

Meet Tuxedo Tactical Unit, a sleek, sharp-dressed professional who takes his job seriously and his personal space even more so.TTU has spent his life outdoors, honing his skills in vigilance, patrol, and strategic mouse deterrence. He’s the kind of cat who prefers a clear mission, a solid routine, and a barn to call his own. While he’s curious about people and will absolutely observe you from a safe distance, he’s not looking to be a lap cat or house companion. Think “quiet coworker” rather than “office socialite.”That said, he does enjoy the finer things in life—specifically, regularly served meals. Tuxedo Tactical Unit appreciates a reliable food schedule and understands that a well-fed employee is a motivated employee. In exchange, he offers dedication to barn defense, rodent reduction, and general nighttime security presence.Tuxedo Tactical Unit is ideal for someone looking for a capable working cat with a dignified air, a touch of curiosity, and absolutely no interest in being carried around. Give him a barn to protect, meals to look forward to, and space to do his job, and he’ll take it from there.Serious professional. Part-time observer. Full-time defender.Our Working/Barn Cat Program is designed to find feral and community cats safe outdoor homes in barns, warehouses, farms, and other safe locations for cats that are not candidates for our traditional adoption programs. These are not necessarily lap cats.Why Adopt a Working Cat?Working Cats benefit their caretakers! Supporting a Working Cat is the safest way to control the rodent population in your barn, warehouse, or other storage areas. There are no poisons for children and pets to get into and no need to set nasty traps! Working Cats will help keep rodents away AND you’ll have the satisfaction of giving them a much-needed home.What Will You Provide?• A warm, secure, dry building or space for shelter from the elements and predators• The space and ability to keep new a new Working Cat confined to a sheltered, small, enclosed area, or large dog crate (with clean litter box) for four to six weeks to acclimate them to their new environment before release• Regular/daily food and water• Monitoring and providing for the safety and well-being of the cats• Willingness to provide licensed veterinary care in the event of injury or illnessOur working/barn cat adoption fee is $25 plus any applicable license. They r

Mama kitty was found outside as a stray with her litter of kittens. She has since become bonded to one of her kittens and they cannot be separated. Mama is UTD on vaccine, is set to be spayed, and is estimated to be 1 year old. She is very friendly and wants all the pets. She is a bit weary of dogs but not afraid The kitten is 6 weeks and is very attached to her mother. She is extremely cuddly and wants to be with you 24/7