Ragdoll kittens & cats in Portland, Oregon

*located Tualitin Oregon Healthy, Fixed, Vaccinated, Microchipped, indoor Only, Liter-Box Trained, Playful, Loves People, Loves Children, Loves Cats, Good with Dogs, Purr Kitty, Playful, Loves to snuggle, Lap Cats. Mr. JINXY (Ragdoll mix Longhair. - 5 yrs old) NINA girl (Mainecoon mix Tuxedo Longhair. - 3 yrs old) Mr. Jinxy is chill, enthusiastically loving, & delightful. He will lay near you and wait for a spare hand he can cuddle. Gentle grabs and nuzzles will melt your heart. Nina-Girl is overjoyed to greet you at the door! Flopping for snuggled she expects to get some cuddle time. She purrs and grooms herself (and you) when you pet her. She is overjoyed to be touched. Gregarious and happy to meet new people! Very social! (Mr Jinxy is trying out a special diet.) (We believe they would be good with friendly dogs.) These cats deeply and truly love children, they love people, they are good with/love other cats, Most of all they love human companionship. From Former Owners “Mr. Jinxy loves everyone who is nice to him. “He is most affectionate to my daughter. He eats with her, sleeps with her, plays with her and waits outside for her to come home from school. He is also extremely loving to my medically dependent son who is no longer allowed near pets.” Mr JINXY is incredibly sweet and will delight any cat lover. “Nina Girl adored cuddling with my son. She throws herself at your feet and uses her charm to get extra snuggles. Nina will happily snuggle. An open hand is an invitation for cuddle time!” Both really want to be with their people, but will cuddle each other if you aren’t available (*Mr Jinxy is being tried on a special diet.) Consider filling your world for a lifetime of purrs and snuggles by adopting! Snuggling, fun, and happy to meet new people! Very social! This pair would love an home where they can hang out with their people. Easy Going & Love Attention. Reason for rehoming: Heartbroken human family wish they could keep their beloved kitties, but doctors insist that the son must be in a pet free home in the coming years as he faces a serious medical condition. They hope these cats will find a forever home that loves them just as much! These cats are ESA LICENSED. **** EMAIL US DIRECTLY IF YOU WANT ***** Fostersaveslives@outlook.com THIS RESCUE SPECIALIZES IN BONDED PAIRS & SPECIAL SITUATION PETS. Please inquire if you are looking for something particular. F.O.S.T.E.R., INC. is a small foster-based rescue. All our pets come with costly services already provided, which may include, where appropriate, inoculations, veterinary care, testing, spay/neuter, microchips etc... Final Option Sanctuary Team Emergency Rescue Inc. https://fostersaveslives.org/ Fostersaveslives@outlook.com THIS RESCUE SPECIALIZES IN BONDED PAIRS & SPECIAL SITUATION PETS. Please inquire if you are looking for something particular. FOSTERSAVESLIVES@OUTLOOK.COM

Sampon is a 4 year old ragdoll that is a sweetheart! We got him when he was about 6 months old from a breeder in Salem. He doesn't have any issues with our dog and wants to play with our other kitties but they are much older and prefer to keep to themselves. I think he would love to have a playmate buddy to bond with. He is litter trained and an inside only cat. He does have a sensitive stomach so we have to feed him perscription food, and little bits at a time. He truly would love to have a human home with him all the time. I thought I would have more time being at home, but it seems I'm gone more than I expected. If you can provide a loving home with playmates and your undivided attention then Mr. Sampson would fit in perfectly!

Niles is 14 years old and is an indoor cat only. He has been declawed (front only) his whole life. My wife and I have a 6 month old and has trouble getting along with young children. He is used to a quiet, low activity home enviroment. He can be tempermental sometimes but for the most part is a sweet old man. I wish I could keep him but my son is more important. He is a large cat weighing in at 16 lbs, and the size of a smaller dog.

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.

Melon is a sweetpea, she is not my cat, only currently in my care. She was 6 weeks when taken from her mother and put in a home where she was heavily neglected. We saved her and 2 other mamas before the house they had been abandoned at was torn down. She had her kittens in June right before we took her in and has been a great mama but is so very ready to have new humans of her own who just want to give her the love and cuddles she deserves. We are currently trying to find a place to get her spayed, that we can afford.

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.