Persian kittens & cats in Saint Helens, Oregon

Meet Noel, A truly special senior girl with a heart as soft as her long, beautiful coat. Noel’s journey brought her to us around Christmas, when she was found as a stray and taken in for care. She arrived with a respiratory infection, and through her microchip we learned more of her story from a shelter in Alaska. Noel has allergies and, due to dental issues in her past, all of her teeth were removed—something that doesn’t slow her down one bit. She eats well and is perfectly content. At some point in her life she was also declawed, but this does not affect her ability to comfortably and reliably use the litter box.What truly makes Noel shine is her personality. She is the absolute sweetest girl—gentle, affectionate, and craving human companionship. She loves being brushed and will happily soak up all the attention you’re willing to give. Her long coat will require regular brushing, which she considers a bonus rather than a chore.Noel is looking for a calm, loving home where she can enjoy her golden years feeling safe, cherished, and adored. If you’re searching for a loyal companion who will reward you with endless affection and quiet companionship, Noel may be your perfect match. &#226&#156&#168Adoption fee includes:&#226&#156&#133 Spay/Neuter&#226&#156&#133 Vaccines&#226&#156&#133 Microchip&#226&#156&#133 Treated for fleas and worms Interested in meeting Noel?Email us at: adoption@columbiahumane.org to request an application.Adoption Fee: $175For more information call 503-397-4353 or email adoption@columbiahumane.orgJanuary 14, 2026, 7:11 am

Help Rehome Tucker This is Tucker, a handsome, neutered boy looking for the right forever home. He is microchipped, litter box trained, and has spent a little time outdoors (though he’s still a bit skittish about the big wide world). Tucker has a truly sweet side. He greets me at the door when I get home from work and loves being petted. He enjoys companionship and will happily follow me from room to room just to be nearby. Like many young or energetic cats, Tucker can sometimes get overstimulated or bored, which has shown as ankle biting or playful aggression. I believe he would do best in a home that understands cat behavior and can provide plenty of enrichment—and possibly other animals to interact with, as I think he would thrive with more stimulation than I can currently provide. This decision is being made with Tucker’s best interest at heart. He deserves a home where he can feel fulfilled, secure, and loved. If you or someone you know might be a good fit for Tucker, please message me for more details. Sharing is greatly appreciated. January 15, 2026, 1:08 pm