Maine Coon kittens & cats in Portland, Oregon

Meet Daisy Mae. She is mostly MainCoon, a lover, playful, enjoys her toys, playing chair tag with you and needing to know who comes in. She will great anyone who comes over, She enjoys finding a favorite chair, definitely not a lap cat however she will jump up to get much needed pets. Good with kids and adults. She is an indoor cat however she will paw at the door when she needs some fresh air. Very clean, loving cat,

Paxton is a 4 year old long hair Maine Coon mix. He is being rehomed due to his owners own medical changes.  Paxton is a super sweet and social boy. Loves to curl up and sleep on your lap. He needs to remain indoors only and will need room to run about. He is active, playful and at times gets the "Zoomies" when he has the energy.  Paxton does well with cat friendly dogs, but has not been around other cats.  He loves cat friendly kids and will adore the attention.  Paxton will sleep on the bed with you and he enjoys having his belly rubbed. He is a well behaved guy and knows he is not supposed to jump onto the counter tops, but sometimes he forgets. He just needs a gentle reminder to get down. He is litter box trained and has not had any issues.  He is microchipped, current on vaccines and neutered.  Please note he has not been outside and has been an indoor only cat. If you think of putting him outdoors he may not return, as he may try to go find his old home. Please indoor only. His rehoming fee is $100 donation This cat is offered for adoption due to the owner's personal circumstances. For more information on meeting and adopting this kitty, please fill out a pre-adoption application under "ADOPT" on our website at WWW.CATSCRADLERESCUE.COM. Your information will be forwarded to the owner for follow-ups and meeting arrangement.  Cat's Cradle is an all-volunteer, non-profit foster-home based rescue serving Oregon cats who need new homes. 100% of your adoption fee goes to provide for the medical and physical needs of the cats in our care. We invite you to become a foster parent and experience the great satisfaction of helping a cat or kitten in need.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.February 19, 2026, 10:56 pm

Willow is Sponsored by Baby Mia.Meet Willow 🌿Willow is a clever, independent lady with a calm presence and a thoughtful way of moving through the world. She enjoys observing her surroundings, choosing her friends carefully, and soaking up affection on her own terms. She may do well with certain cats, but she’s selective and appreciates having her own space to decompress.Willow has Idiopathic Cystitis (FLUTD), a manageable condition that simply means she needs a bit of daily and monthly support to stay comfortable and healthy. She receives monthly Adequan injections and takes a daily Zylkene capsule sprinkled on her food—both of which she handles like a champ. Her care routine is straightforward and has been helping her feel her best.Despite her medical needs, Willow is a wonderful companion who enjoys gentle pets, soft voices, and a predictable, loving environment. She’s not demanding, but when she chooses you, her quiet affection is incredibly rewarding.If you’re someone who respects boundaries, appreciates a smart and sensitive cat, and doesn’t mind helping with a simple care routine, Willow could be a truly special addition to your home. 🐾If you are interested in meeting me, the shelter is open Tuesday through Saturday 11am – 5pm, Sunday 11am-4pm (Winter Hours).If you’d like to schedule an appointment, check out the pets’ profile on our website at newberganimals.com to fill out an application and email to frontdesk@newberganimals.com.Due to COVID-19, we are currently only open by appointment. Please follow the instructions on each pet profile.

Nash was born on 5/11/2025, and has been in our home since end of June 2025. He is a playful, loving 9 month old, litter trained, very large 15.5 pound handsome guy. The reason we are looking for a new home is we have a female 11 year old that will not accept him. He wants to play and so far his assertiveness hasn’t won him a Cat friend. We have tried another home with another female and it was the same outcome. He isn’t mean to the others, just to rough. He loves to play fetch with hair ties. We are looking for a home in which he remains indoors at all times.

Daffy is very bright and curious, loves to play and hunt for toys/treats. She’ll sleep under the covers with you and sit on your lap on her own terms. She’s sweet, feisty, goofy, and purrs like a motor with little chirps. Daffy's very independent and likes to explore nooks and crannies, and is good indoors and out. She was initially the only pet in the house, but I moved in with my partner and his dog 3 years ago, and adopted a puppy this year which she hasn’t been able to adjust to. She’s grown distant and started swatting at us and the puppy, causing some discord. We’re moving into a smaller place and are worried that will exacerbate the problem. I really think being the solo pet in a home would be best for her and make her very happy. The ideal situation would be someone who lives alone (or a couple) who loves and understands cats, and wants to spend time playing and creating a special bond with her. She is truly a gem, and just needs the right scenario to showcase that.

Dumpling is a great cat and he is very loved. He was adopted as a kitten from a shelter in Washington and is almost 3 years old (May ‘23). He originally had two other cats and another human in the household but he and I abruptly moved to Portland about 2 years ago, leaving him alone most days for about 10 hours and many nights. He is a lonely boy and he needs company. He is a VERY social cat, dog like qualities, loves pets (including belly!), likes to chase after balls (not good at fetching), daily zoomies, and is accustomed to backpack/leash walks when the weather is nice. He had one episode of urinary crystals and needed to get a procedure done but with diet change, he has had no issues. I think he would do best in a busy household with other pets (has met dogs and went well but not lived with them) and/or someone who is home a lot like WFH situation. Again, he is very social and needs a lot of attention that I, one person, and finding hard to do.