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Below are our newest added Himalayans available for adoption in Washington. To see more adoptable Himalayans in Washington, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!
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Ivy

Himalayan

Female, Adult
Olympia, WA
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Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Ivy is a sweetheart angel baby who does nothing wrong. She’s calm, content and low maintenance. Shes also quiet and good with my toddler!

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Bluey

Himalayan

Male, Adult
Spokane Valley, WA
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Bluey is almost 3 years old - he's Very Clean - Loves indoors and outdoors - eats cat food wet and dry, chicken, tuna fish, salmon, mackeral, steak. He loves to be brushed and petted - loves laying in cardboard boxes and window seats - high perches. He likes laying near me or on my bed, not usually actually on me - just close. He is not a scratcher. Has All up to date Shots and Vaccines. I have pet beds and cat tree FREE if you want them.

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Georgia

Himalayan

Female, Adult
Tumwater, WA
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Not good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Age: 3 1/2 Temper: cuddly, slightly anxious Medical: juvenile gingivitis (losing teeth on her own) Georgia is a great cat, unfortunately our toddler is just too busy for her. I wish we could keep her, but she is being aggressive 2-3 times a week from being over stimulated. She's very loving and has been my shadow. When we first got her at 6 months old, she hid under a dresser for three months. She came from a cat breeder that was shady. She is much more confident now and is seeking attention that unfortunately we cannot provide as much now. We are looking for someone who has plenty of time to hangout with her, she is like a therapy pet. Will provide all necessary items we have accumulated while having her.

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Snoozer

Himalayan

Male, Adult
Lynnwood, WA
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
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He's a gorgeous cat who just wants to hang out and cuddle with you. Truly a dream. If it weren't for my stage 4 cancer, I would never let him go.

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Janus

Himalayan

Female, 4 yrs 10 mos
Mead, WA
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House-trained,
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Janus is a very special and unique sweetheart. Her personality is big and social & their internal dialogue escape her mouth by meowing.  She is definitely a big lover & will constantly & repeatedly demand you reciprocate her affection until you are scratching the top of her head, or the side of her jaw.  Once you are being affectionate to her… order some takeout because she will NOT let you stop without protest. You won’t want to stop giving her the kitty scratches & more than likely will get lost in her soft, long fur. That experience alone is enough to motivate me to brush her every other day. A gal with hair this fabulous needs her brush time just as much as she needs her naptimes.  Being a bigger gal, she no longer has biscuit makers… she has murder mittens… and they are the cutest murder mittens around. My heart melts every time she reaches out to me for more kitty scratches.   Her markings are stunning & match her personality and name perfectly. Her Manx tail is a “rumpy riser” in length. Just a little bump/ball above her rump. That bump moves around a lot like a full length cat tail. It’s cute.  Janus interacts with people well and can interact with other animals and children with no issue.  Janus loves to play what I call “The Hand Game”. It’s when cats pretend your hand is a mouse they have caught. Grabbing onto it with her front paws and kicking with her back paws. Janus knows her strength though and won’t extend her back claws when kicking. She also knows her biting strength and will dial it back just enough to play but not hurt. Most cats are reflexively vicious when playing the hand game. Not Janus. If -I AM- gentle with her, she will be gentle with me. She even responds to “be nice” “gentle” “no kicking” & “ow!” (although she does hiss at me if I say “ow” too loudly or harshly. I know she enjoys the hand game because she will “innocently” fall over while I am petting her, lay on her back and slowly draw my hand into her belly chest area with her front murder mittens…then she acts all suddenly surprised and offended by the presence of my hand. She does this several times over the course of each time I’m down there. If I’m -not- actively petting or scratching her… she will “helplessly” fall (it’s more of a flop) against my leg/knee and initiate the hand game on her own, even if I’m not participating. She always purrs loudly when playing the hand game. Janus loves to play string on a stick too. It’s also fun to watch her pounce on the robot mouse toy. Janus is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines and dewormed. Her adoption fee is $50 and she will come with a copy of her medical records as well as a sample of her food. ##2399185##

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Where do Himalayans come from? How many types of Himalayans are there? From the history of the breed to question about average height, weight and size, brush up on these basic facts about the Himalayan.

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