Siamese kittens & cats in Stayton, Oregon

DOB: 4/1/2026 Wallowa and Multnomah are a wonderful bonded pair looking for a forever home together. Wallowa is a gorgeous Siamese mix with striking blue eyes, while Multnomah is a handsome tabby with adorable white paws. These playful brothers are full of personality and always ready to entertain. Whether they're chasing toys, exploring their surroundings, or wrestling with each other, they bring nonstop fun and laughter to their foster home. As a bonded pair, they provide each other with companionship, confidence & comfort. They truly bring twice the joy. Raised by a foster who understands the importance of socialization, Wallowa and Multnomah have been given the opportunity to learn, play, and grow into well-adjusted kittens ready to live their very best lives. They enjoy people, love interactive play, and are learning that humans are great sources of fun, affection, and treats. Surprisingly, two kittens are often half the work of one! These boys keep each other entertained, comforted, and well-socialized, making the transition into a new home easier for both the kittens and their adopters. If you're looking for a pair of handsome, playful companions who will fill your home with love and laughter, Wallowa and Multnomah are ready to meet you. Adoption Information To ensure safe and successful placements, we require: * A completed adoption application * A home visit **Apply here:** https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SIL/Cat **Important:** We personally deliver kitties to their new homes. Adopters must live within **one hour of Silverton, Oregon**. Adoption Fees * **$150** Kittens (under 12 months) All cats adopted through **Silverton Cat Rescue** are spayed/neutered, FIV/FeLV tested, microchipped, treated for fleas and worms, and have received age-appropriate vaccinations. We are **not first-come, first-served**. Our goal is to match each kitty with the *purrfect* home. Silverton Cat Rescue is a volunteer-run **501(c)(3) nonprofit**, and all cats live in foster homes. Please be patient as we coordinate meet-and-greets with our fosters. Why We Encourage Kitten Pairs Kittens are social and do best with a feline friend. A buddy helps with confidence, proper play, and emotional well-being. We encourage adopting kittens in pairs, or adopting a single kitten only if you already have another young cat at home. Fun fact: **Two kittens are often easier than one!** **Questions?** Email **[silvertonrescue@gmail.com](mailto:silvertonrescue@gmail.com)**

This sweet cat was abandoned by someone. He is friendly and loves to be petted. He is at my house 2 times a day for food and he seems to be very hungry each time I feed him. I give him lots of wet food and leave dry food and water out for him. I has not been fixed yet and if someone wants to adopt him i can have that done for them. He is a good cat and needs a loving home. He gets along with my cat when and is not aggressive at all toward him. I don't bring him inside my house but will sit outside and pet him. I can not afford to keep him and i have to travel and then he will not have anyone to care for him.

My elderly dad has a couple of litters of kittens . Most are Siamese looking, with the darker faces, feet and tails. They also have the beautiful blue eyes. There is also a calico, grey and two black also. They eat and drink well on their own . I’m thinking they are 7-10 weeks old. We have two different litters. I would call them community kittens. I can pet most of them and pick up a few. Dad is nearing the end of his life and would like the kittens to go to good homes, or be barn cats, if someone has that needs.

Currently at a Gresham Foster Home. Melody is a a sweet girl with a dominant personality. She adores pets and sitting beside you on the couch and has even started getting on her foster's lap! She also has that sassy Siamese personality and will swat/bat at you when you stop petting her and she wants more, or to tell you NO when she is not in the mood for pets. She seems annoyed by most other cats and is the "fun Police" at her foster's home. We think she would do best as an only cat. When Cat Utopia took her in she had 5 precious newborns, she was an amazing though very protective mother and her babies have grown-up and moved out. This empty nester is ready for a home and family of her own! One that treats her like the QUEEN she is of course! She will repay you with much purrs and leg rubs and lap warming. All adoptions start with an adoption application. The link is on her AdoptAPet profile page.

Tammy is wonderful cat but due to my busy schedule I am looking forward for her to be in another home with loving family. She’s been. Here since 2012 . No medical issues

Greetings new friends! I'm Abram and I love every human. I was born almost totally blind (I can see light and shadow but I don't know what I'm seeing). My mom and siblings were blind. I'm also fairly deaf. I navigate the world with confidently and will headbutt anything I think is friendly and will pet me.I probably have epilepsy and will have a few big seizures a month. So far in the month I've been with Animal Aid they have not see any seizures. Currently I get a cheap medicine to help with that but if I do get more seizures I may need more medicine for that with regular blood tests to make sure it's not building up in my system too much.  I had a little diarrhea when I first got here so I'm on a special food to help with my digestion. I probably won't need to be on this food forever.I lived with cats and a dog previously and did well. It takes me some time to get used to new animals it seems so I have my own room in the shelter currently. I'm super affectionate and chill and can do most things a cat with vision can do. I don't really like being picked up since it disorients me but I like to cuddle. I will meow to get your attention or if I'm confused about something.My estimated birthdate is 11/1/2024.