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Siamese kittens & cats in North Bend, Oregon

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Spy

Siamese

Female, 3 mos
Roseburg, OR
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Spy is a bit shy and waiting for a person who will give her time. She loves her siblings but is very timid in play. She loves the laser light especially if she has it all to herself. She does not like to be handled and is not suited for youngsters.
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Layton (Black collar)

Domestic Shorthair Siamese

Male, 3 mos
Coos Bay, OR
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Spayed or Neutered,
Story
My siblings and I started life as feral kittens, living in a neighborhood with our mama and moving from house to house, wherever someone was kind enough to put out food for us. We learned to depend on each other, and we are happiest together. We aren’t looking to become cuddly house cats—we’re looking for a safe outdoor home where we can stay together, have shelter, regular food and water, and a place to call our own. We would make wonderful barn, shop, or property cats and would love the chance to live our best lives together. If you have room for a little feral family, we may be the perfect crew for you!
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Orem (pink collar)

Domestic Shorthair Siamese

Female, 3 mos
Coos Bay, OR
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(when grown) -
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Spayed or Neutered,
Story
My siblings and I started life as feral kittens, living in a neighborhood with our mama and moving from house to house, wherever someone was kind enough to put out food for us. We learned to depend on each other, and we are happiest together. We aren’t looking to become cuddly house cats—we’re looking for a safe outdoor home where we can stay together, have shelter, regular food and water, and a place to call our own. We would make wonderful barn, shop, or property cats and would love the chance to live our best lives together. If you have room for a little feral family, we may be the perfect crew for you!
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Lehi (Brown collar)

Domestic Shorthair Siamese

Male, 3 mos
Coos Bay, OR
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
My siblings and I started life as feral kittens, living in a neighborhood with our mama and moving from house to house, wherever someone was kind enough to put out food for us. We learned to depend on each other, and we are happiest together. We aren’t looking to become cuddly house cats—we’re looking for a safe outdoor home where we can stay together, have shelter, regular food and water, and a place to call our own. We would make wonderful barn, shop, or property cats and would love the chance to live our best lives together. If you have room for a little feral family, we may be the perfect crew for you!
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Provo

Domestic Shorthair Siamese

Male, 3 mos
Coos Bay, OR
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Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I started life as a feral kitty, but once I found my way into a home, I quickly realized that people are pretty great! I’m a very vocal kitty and love having conversations with my humans. I especially enjoy head scratches, belly rubs, and lots of one-on-one attention. When it comes to other cats and kittens, they’re just not my thing. I’d much rather be your one and only, where I can have my favorite human—and all the love—to myself. If you’re looking for a sweet, talkative companion who will happily keep you company, I might be your perfect match!
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Moab (Blue collar)

Domestic Shorthair Siamese

Male, 3 mos
Coos Bay, OR
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
My siblings and I started life as feral kittens, living in a neighborhood with our mama and moving from house to house, wherever someone was kind enough to put out food for us. We learned to depend on each other, and we are happiest together. We aren’t looking to become cuddly house cats—we’re looking for a safe outdoor home where we can stay together, have shelter, regular food and water, and a place to call our own. We would make wonderful barn, shop, or property cats and would love the chance to live our best lives together. If you have room for a little feral family, we may be the perfect crew for you!

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44.9 miles

New Beginnings SPCA

PO Box 1494, Roseburg, OR 97470

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