Havana Brown kittens & cats in Eugene, Oregon

Hi, my name is Kombucha! I’m available for adoption as a bonded pair with my friend/littermate Lemonade! Please read the questions and answers about us both to learn more. If we sound like a good fit, come out to Greenhill Humane Society to meet us! Do you like other cats? I love my friend/sibling, Lemonade and need to go home with them! I previously lived with several other cats. I might do well with another cat after a slow introduction period. What do you think about living with a dog? My history with dogs is not known. I might do well with a cat savvy dog after a slow introduction period. How do you feel about kids? My history with kids is not known. I would likely do well with kids but would like to meet any children first before going to live with them. What was your previous home like? My history is not known other than that I lived with a lot of other cats. What’s your ideal home like? One where Lemonade and I can be together and receive the love and affection we desire.Is there anything else we should know about you? I need to go home with Lemonade and I am very cute and very sweet!

Amber is available for adoption as part of a pair with Tourmaline! They are looking for a safe Working Cat Home (such as a barn or warehouse). They are not socialized to humans but are unable to return to where they originally came from so they are seeking a home where they are not expected to be a house cat, but will have a caregiver to count on for daily food, water, protection from the elements and veterinary care.Looking for a natural way to deter rodents?A Working Cat from Greenhill Humane Society might be the perfect fit.Our Barn Cat Program provides a lifesaving option for cats who thrive in outdoor environments like barns, shops, warehouses, and rural properties. Many of these cats are feral or independent but with the right setup, they become excellent rodent deterrent partners.What to expect:It`s encouraged to adopt Working Cats in pairs, but not always required, for companionship and effectivenessAll cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and ear-tipped for identificationWe match you with cats based on your space and preferred level of interactionWhat they need from you:A secure, enclosed space (barn, shed, garage, etc.) for a 1-2 month acclimation periodOngoing access to shelter, food, and fresh waterA commitment to their lifelong care and wellbeingAdoption is “Pick Your Own Price,” with donations supporting this lifesaving program.After a short period of secure confinement, the cats should accept their new home and will likely help keep rodents away.Prior to adoption, they will have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and given flea treatment.

Topaz is available for adoption as part of a pair with Peridot! They will be ready to go home once they have been spayed/neutered! They are looking for a safe Working Cat Home (such as a barn or warehouse). They are not socialized to humans but are unable to return to where they originally came from so they are seeking a home where they are not expected to be a house cat, but will have a caregiver to count on for daily food, water, protection from the elements and veterinary care.Looking for a natural way to deter rodents?A Working Cat from Greenhill Humane Society might be the perfect fit.Our Barn Cat Program provides a lifesaving option for cats who thrive in outdoor environments like barns, shops, warehouses, and rural properties. Many of these cats are feral or independent but with the right setup, they become excellent rodent deterrent partners.What to expect:It`s encouraged to adopt Working Cats in pairs, but not always required, for companionship and effectivenessAll cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and ear-tipped for identificationWe match you with cats based on your space and preferred level of interactionWhat they need from you:A secure, enclosed space (barn, shed, garage, etc.) for a 1-2 month acclimation periodOngoing access to shelter, food, and fresh waterA commitment to their lifelong care and wellbeingAdoption is “Pick Your Own Price,” with donations supporting this lifesaving program.After a short period of secure confinement, the cats should accept their new home and will likely help keep rodents away.Prior to adoption, they will have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and given flea treatment.