Siamese kittens & cats in Scappoose, Oregon

We adopted Mack from Reno, we then moved to Ridgefield WA. We are moving back to Reno, and unfortunately arnt allowed tk bring Mack into the home we are moving into. Mack is a sweet, loving, cuddly 1yr old Male. He will jump from the ground to be in your arms. He purrs instantly when being snuggled, or petted. Mack plays with our 7yr old dauchshund, and is sweet and kind with our 3yr old daughter. When we got him, we were told he is not good with other cats. He will do best in a home that will give him all the attention he seeks.

Hi, I'm Ginger. I'm a shy liitle kitty who would do best in a quiet home with no young kids or active dogs. I will need patience settling in and the ability to go at my pace when it comes to trusting you. Will you take a chance on me and give me the loving home I deserve? If you would like to meet me please go to furryfriendswa.org, click adopt and fill out an application.  ##2504039##

I lovingly call her my princess—it perfectly fits her personality. She’s delicate, sweet, and affectionate, yet very particular about when and how she wants attention. When she’s in the mood, she adores cuddles, pets, and scratches, but she does not like being picked up. She sometimes gives gentle “love bites,” which are harmless little nips and part of her way of showing affection. She is a shy girl and will hide from strangers. Despite this, she is not a flight risk at all—you could leave the front door open and she would never run out. At most, she might peek outside out of curiosity.  She does experience separation anxiety when left alone for long periods. Please do not lock her alone in a room, as she may scratch at the carpet by the door (this doesn’t happen often, but it has in the past). Because of this, she must have plenty of carpet-style scratching posts available. She tolerates other pets but does not get along with them and would do best as the only pet in the home. I’m unsure how she would do around children, but it’s unlikely she would be comfortable with them. My strong recommendation is that she be placed in a quiet home—ideally with an elderly person or couple—where she can be the only pet and receive consistent companionship and affection.  Princess Luna currently travels with me and "sees the world" via a window or windshield bed.  She will be happy to be more "grounded" in a traditional home.  Luna is indoor only and her rehoming fee is $25.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.December 17, 2025, 12:07 pm

Poppy is a beautiful 10-year-old Snowshoe who doesn’t look or act her age. She’s affectionate, full of personality, and a little bit sassy — just the way we love her! Poppy used to share her home with a dog she adored, but since losing her canine friend four years ago, she prefers her space when it comes to other animals. She’ll tolerate visiting dogs but would much rather they keep their distance. She absolutely loves her two humans and shows her affection through her signature move — head bunting. If Poppy bumps you with her head, that’s her way of saying you’re special to her. Her favorite treat in the world is pumpkin purée, and she’ll never turn it down. While she’s generally well-behaved, Poppy can get stressed if left alone for long periods and may have occasional litter box accidents during those times. Poppy would thrive in a calm home with loving adults who appreciate her sweet yet spirited personality. She’s a wonderful companion with a lot of love (and head bunts) to give!  She lives in Portland with her family.   Her rehoming fee is $20   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.November 24, 2025, 6:58 pm

Spike was adopted from the Cat Adoption Team in August 2020 after he was removed from his previous home for unsanitary conditions. He spent the first few months hiding, but when he felt safe, he showed of what a love-bug he is. He is always down for lap sitting and snuggles, he just needs it to be on his terms. Hopefully you don't mind getting drooled on a little because it’s part of how he shows his love. He is a sweet and sensitive soul. Spike’s previous life has left its mark. After 5 years, he still runs to hide when I move unexpectedly and he's shy enough that my friends who cat sit have never actually seen him in person. He has never been anything but gentle with my 4-year-old kiddo but also is generally overwhelmed by her energy. Unfortunately, he seems to have some past trauma with other cats and despite our many efforts, Spike still has a strong fear reaction every time he sees our other cat. He would be much happier in a quieter home where he could be an only pet.

Boo is a spicy little Siamese who came to us after being rescued from someone’s backyard with her brothers. Born in early October, she had to fight hard to survive those first weeks of life, and it shows—she’s been on guard ever since. Because of that rough start, Boo is still pretty mad at the world and everything in it. Our volunteers have been giving her gentle, consistent one-on-one time, and while we’ve seen the tiniest glimmers of progress, she’s still not comfortable being handled safely, even with gloves. She’s not yet swayed by our usual secret weapon—Churru treat sticks—but we’re not giving up. We’ll continue working with her through slow, thoughtful enrichment, hoping that with time, patience, and the right person, Boo will learn that the world isn’t so scary. Her siblings have already blossomed, and we believe there’s a sweet side to Boo too—she just needs more time to feel safe enough to show it.