Siamese kittens & cats in Tumwater, Washington

Hello! This little fella is Lunchbox. He's about 3.5 years old.I am looking to rehome Lunchbox as I am moving away for college and am unable to afford his continued care while going to school full time.Lunchbox at this time is starting a prescribed high fiber diet due to a few recent tummy problems. He's doing okay, his stools are just a bit soft at the moment.He is a lazy bones cat who loves to nap and hang out in your presence. He is not much a cuddler, but enjoys the occasional gentle pets and loving. (Especially under the chin!)He is very food motivated and will let you know it by trying to eat everything in the house. It is very important that you make sure to put your food (and trash) in a secure location.He has a history of eating hairties/strings so be cautious!When I first adopted Lunchbox, he was adopted from the Seattle Humane Society at about 1 yrs old. He has a metal plate in one of his back legs as he was initially brought in as a stray who was found injured under a car.

Hello! This little fella is Lunchbox. He's about 3.5 years old.I am looking to rehome Lunchbox as I am moving away for college and am unable to afford his continued care while going to school full time.Lunchbox at this time is starting a prescribed high fiber diet due to a few recent tummy problems. He's doing okay, his stools are just a bit soft at the moment.He is a lazy bones cat who loves to nap and hang out in your presence. He is not much a cuddler, but enjoys the occasional gentle pets and loving. (Especially under the chin!)He is very food motivated and will let you know it by trying to eat everything in the house. It is very important that you make sure to put your food (and trash) in a secure location.He has a history of eating hairties/strings so be cautious!When I first adopted Lunchbox, he was adopted from the Seattle Humane Society at about 1 yrs old. He has a metal plate in one of his back legs as he was initially brought in as a stray who was found injured under a car.

Meet Little Girl, a delicate 7-year-old chocolate point Siamese with striking features and a gentle, loving nature. Weighing just 8 pounds, she’s a petite companion with a big heart. Her previous owner sadly lost their housing, but shared that Little Girl is “practically perfect”—and it’s easy to see why. She has a calm, affectionate personality and carries herself with a quiet grace that makes her a joy to be around.Little Girl would make a wonderful addition to a home looking for a steady, devoted companion. She’s the kind of cat who settles in beautifully and brings a sense of peace wherever she goes. If you’re hoping for a sweet, easygoing feline friend with plenty of love to give, Little Girl may be exactly who you’ve been waiting for.Our cat adoption fee is $90. They come spayed/neutered and microchipped. They receive the FVRCP (feline distemper combo) vaccine, have been dewormed with Pyrantel, and have been treated with selamectin for fleas.Our website updates every hour, but some animals may be adopted faster than we can get them updated online.If you`d like to check on the status of an animal, please call us at 360-352-2510. This is especially important if you are viewing this animal on any site other than Animal Services` website.

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Meet Apollo! His estimated DOB is 3/16/25. He does well with other cats. Apollo is currently with a foster in Tacoma From his foster: Meet a charming and independent boy who’s just waiting for the right person to help him shine. He may be a bit standoffish at first and isn’t a fan of being held, but once he feels comfortable, he’ll happily settle in for pets and reward you with the sweetest purrs. He’s fully litter trained and gets along wonderfully with other cats—in fact, he really thrives with feline companionship. He loves playing and wrestling with his cat friends (pipe cleaners are a favorite!), and you’ll often find him perched up high on his cat tower, keeping a watchful eye on his kingdom. This handsome guy will need a patient and understanding home that’s willing to give him the time and attention he deserves to come out of his shell. While he’s still building confidence with people, he has so much potential to grow into a loyal and loving companion with the right guidance. He’d do especially well in a calm home with another friendly cat and an adopter who sees the beauty in earning a shy cat’s trust. If you’re willing to invest a little extra love and patience, you’ll be rewarded with a truly special bond. To adopt: casadog.org/cats

Meet Mateo! His estimated DOB is July 2025. He does well with dogs and other cats. Mateo is currently with a foster in Kirkland From his foster: Mateo was one of 3 cats rescued from the streets in very bad condition. As he has been fostered, he has also healed and become stronger. He is very playful and is living with other cats. He has been exposed to dogs and has been fine with them. He is ready for a cozy forever home! Of note, when Mateo was found he had a bad injury by his left eye. It has since healed and Mateo has no long-term effects. To adopt: casadog.org/cats

Mazi is 3 years old and very sweet. He doesn’t hiss or claw and loves people. He loves attention and cuddles and playing with toys. He was raised with our boarder collie and loves dogs.

I got Lucifer when he was still being bottle fed once he was found in the woods with the rest of his litter and a feral mama. I couldn’t stomach him being alone, so 3 months later I went to just look for another cat. Razael was so shy but too gorgeous. They were born within the same week or two of each other (first and/or second week of June 2019) and I just knew they were meant for each other. I tried to keep them separate after Razael got back with his shots but I found them cuddled next to each other (in a room that they both were not originally in together) and they’ve been inseparable since. If one cat is bouncing off the walls then the other is following him around to watch. If one is eating then the other is. If one is peeing then the other is sitting in the room nearby. Unfortunately, with today’s market, it has been rather difficult to find a new job and moving in with people who don’t want cats has made me make a decision rather quickly. I’d like to keep them together.