Siamese kittens & cats in Tumwater, Washington

Kolby's favorite human recently passed away and the other family members aren't able to keep him. He is both adapt at being indoors and outdoors. Adoption will include an electronic cat litter box and tower. Lives in Olympia, WA

Barn Cat: While not mean, these cats are not well-socialized and would prefer to live somewhere away from many people. They do great with other cats and do better in pairs.Please apply to adopt at: http://www.pawsgh.org

Leia is a luvbug!! She needs a chance at a calmer lifestyle. We got Leia in 2014 at around 6 months. She had been in a home that had no scratching posts. She has been living with scratching posts for 10 years. She usually greets people as they come into the house. She gets along with dogs that are cat savvy / cat friendly. Leia has trouble relating to other cats, even if they try to be friendly with or groom her. She is a sweetie that loves people. I have 3 other cats two are older than her. Leia isn’t having a quality life due to her issues with other cats. Leia deserves a better life.

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Lucy is a very good kitty. She does like to get up high on things or hide under things. She loves to lay in the sun and look out of windows. She has moments when she really wants a good brushing or petting especially around her neck. She gets the "zoomies" and will dash across the room and loves to land in a loud pile of papers. In her time she will ask to lay on your lap while your reading or watching tv. Lucy is not fond of being picked up or held. She is finicky about food and toys and people. She does shed quite a bit. Lucy would love an indoor/outdoor life if the environment was safe. She is cool and aloof about people and other animals.

We got Nova in August 2022 as a 3-4 month old kitten that came from my sister's cats last litter. She has been raised 100% indoors, but we've recently been introducing her to outside time, and she does great and loves it. She's timid, and prefers to be left alone most of the time. Our main reason for rehoming is that our kids are borderline obsessed with her, which normally would be a good thing. But because she would rather be left alone than get loves, she has gotten into the habit of biting/scratching my kids to get her point across. Both of my kids are young (4 & 7), and don't let the occasional scratch deter them from continuing to try. So on a pretty regular basis, I am consoling one of my kids because Nova set her boundary. It just feels unfair to Nova that her boundaries aren't being respected, and my kids aren't taking the "hints". Other notes: She is litter box trained She was raised around large dogs from day 1

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