Ragdoll kittens & cats in Keizer, Oregon

*READ TO END! Hi, Im Mikko. Im 7 years old & very affectionate, but it takes a long time for me to warm up to someone, so please be patient w/me! I like perching atop windowsills & to watch whats going on. I love laying in the sun & when I have enough energy, I love to play as well! When I'm comfortable, I will want to cuddle... a lot! I have FIC which can be triggered with stress. This means I would thrive in a low-traffic home w/NO children OR other pets. I like being the only child! I need a calm environment to relax in & enjoy my time with you. Its also very important I stay inside; Im not used to the outside. I prefer my fur short so indoor temps will have to be regulated. I have medication to help reduce the chance of triggering my FIC, which is easy-to-administer. Please consider ALL of this before applying! I will come w/all of my vet records, a bag of food, my medication, a carrier, a blanket, & toys. If you are interested, please contact my owner for more details!

Meet Miss Molly Molly is a beautiful, 7 year old ragdoll female with long fluffy hair and light blue eyes. She is quite chatty and will tell you what she wants and when. If it’s pets, cuddles, play time or a nibble, she will let you know. She loves to be brushed which is lucky as she has lots of fluffy fur! She loves affection and after snuggles, will curl up close by. Still quite spunky, Molly likes to play, especially with interactive toys like her wand and laser. She came from a stressful home and has blossomed in foster and would prefer being an only pet in a quieter home with an owner who has lots of time and love to give her. Spayed, tested including full blood panel, vaccinated and microchipped, Molly is a healthy girl.  Indoor only. Her rehoming fee is $150.   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.June 7, 2025, 9:47 pm

Meet Einstein A Special Soul in Need of a Safe, Patient home. He is a sweet, anxious cat with special needs. He uses the litter box to poop but not to pee, which has made it hard to keep him indoors full-time. He’s currently staying in a safe patio/shed space and enjoys being outside. He has some special needs: skin issues from overgrooming, broken teeth from panic reactions, and likely requires dental care I haven’t been able to afford. He does best with calm, quiet environments and would likely thrive as the only pet, with safe outdoor access. He’s not aggressive but gets overwhelmed easily and needs someone experienced with sensitive cats. Rehoming him is heartbreaking, but I want what’s best for him. If you think you could offer Einstein a low-stress home and the care he needs, please reach out.

We originally adopted Elessar from a foster home 6 years ago as a kitten. He was raised by hand but lived with multiple other kittens. A few years after we adopted Elessar, we decided to adopt a second kitten in hopes to give him a pal. However, this turned out a little differently than we were hoping. Elessar truly wants to be a solo cat. Whenever our other cat is not in the room, he becomes his normal self, playful, loving, purrs, talkative--otherwise, he likes to sulk in the corner. Our other cat is definitely the stronger-willed, so they easily dominate meeker Elessar. Introducing a sister to Elessar also came with some behavioral changes. He currently struggles to pee or poop in the litterbox, but he often gets close. Our current solution is escorting him, which he is used to. Not ideal, but it gets the job done. Elessar loves the outdoors too. Elessar would thrive in a single-pet home that comes with his own little space and a promise that he won't get a sibling.

Hello I am trying to find a good home for this beautiful little butthead. She's an amazing cuddle buddy and loves to be let all day. This is the reason I can't really keep her she needs someone to be able to be with her all the time or at least more then me. I am a college student and I go back and forth from Oregon to Seattle. She's fixed had her shots please let me know if you have any questions think you. She has no special diet or anything crazy she's a simple cat that needs a good home.