Tabby kittens & cats in Post Falls, Idaho

We are are moving abroad and we cannot bring our sweet Buddy. Our kids are allergic, and we have been able to manage this with a house, but won't be able to with an apartment.

We got Cuppy when she was 4 months old. She is now 9 and was our only pet for years, and slowly we introduced three more, another cat, and two dogs. Over time, she felt left out, we think. With changing schedules and the additional animals, she doesn't get the shoulder time she deserves, she doesn't like sharing her litter box and having dogs around just isn't her thing. Cuppy is the sweetest cat, she will do best in a home with lots of perching areas, 2-3 litter boxes dedicated to her, food/water dedicated to her (not shared) and a free shoulder. We love Cuppy, she's slept at our shoulders for nearly 9 years now, and loves being held while hanging out during couch time, but we know she will be happiest on her own with someone who has no other pets, is experienced with cats, and who has more time in the evenings to snuggle with her. She's had a recent overall good health well pet check. Vaccines up to date. Cuppy still has a lot of life in her and we'd like to find her a happier home.

MEET LOUIE AND LESTER! Life was perilous for these green-eyed brothers, born to a cat who had been abandoned at a trailer park. Thankfully, residents Jeremy and Meagan took it upon themselves to help trap the strays that were piling up in the park. Their happy ending will come when their very own family comes to take them home! Louie, who has more white, and Lester are about a year and a half old. They've been neutered, wormed, vaccinated and are very good boys with their litter box. They get along great with other cats, preferring to avoid any drama at the shelter. If there's any trouble, they're never the instigators! Unfortunately, their ears were tipped when they went to the clinic to be neutered. They had just been trapped, and we weren't sure at that point if they'd be adoptable. Happily, they decided our intentions were honorable after all, once they spent some time decompressing in the bathroom where they couldn't avoid out attentions. Because of their difficult start in life, they are a bit shy with new people and will need some time and understanding while they adjust to their new home; something they've never had before. A calm adult home or one with older kids would probably be the best fit for them. These sweet, lovable boys will reward you many times over for your efforts! If you're the person this band of brothers has been waiting for all their lives, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://pawsitiveoutreach.org/adoption-application or call Gina at (480)779-9208. The $80 adoption fee for the pair will make these handsome devils yours, all yours!

YOU'RE GONNA LOVE ULYSSES! Ulysses, a very friendly, talkative fellow, has been trying to tell us all about the Odyssey he'd been on before coming to our shelter. Unfortunately, he doesn't speak English and we're not entirely proficient in Cat. Suffice to say it was quite an ordeal and he's very glad it's over. He'll be the happiest boy in the whole wide world when he finally finds the forever home he's been searching for! We think Ulysses is about 2 years old. He's been neutered, wormed, vaccinated and is a very good boy with his litter box. Are there words enough to tell you how wonderful he is? Perhaps not, but we shall try. Most cats coming into the shelter take some time to adjust and get integrated into the herd. If you've ever had to start school in the middle of the year, you'll know just how they feel. As soon as Ulysses had recovered sufficiently from his neutering surgery, he marched out of his cage to explore his interesting new world. Being a bigger guy, the other cats took umbrage to his presence for the first day or two, and several growled and smacked at him. Did this deter him from investigating his new digs? Not in the least! He walked through the fray like a world traveler who's seen it all, unphased by their less than welcoming behavior. Ulysses gets along great with anyone and anything. People are his most favorite species, though it's questionable whether we deserve that honor, especially considering what happened to him in his former life. He loves being picked up, petted and hugged so the more quality time he can spend with his special humans, the happier our adventurer will be. To give this charming fellow a safe place by the fire and in your heart forever, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://pawsitiveoutreach.org/adoption-application or call Gina at (480)779-9208. For his $60 adoption fee, Ulysses will happily curl up in your lap and be the best buddy you've ever had!

MEET BART AND BAXTER! This handsome pair are from the same out-of-control situation that began when a neighbor moved away, leaving their unaltered cats behind. Those 3 cats soon turned into many dozens, as more and more kittens like Bart and Baxter came on the scene. Thankfully Brandie, one of our heros, took it upon herself to help solve the ever-worsening problem. All have now been fixed and are ready for their forever homes! Bart and Baxter are about 9 months old, they've been neutered, wormed, vaccinated and are very good boys with their litter box. They look pretty much like mirror images, apart from the fact that Bart, unfortunately, has a clipped ear. (Baxter also has white spot on his chest). The ear tipping was done because initially they were being returned to where they came from because the shelter was packed and the neighbors who had been caring for them said they'd continue to do so. When they decided to move this spring (Yikes!) we put plan B in high gear: getting them all out of there and finding them forever homes. A much better option for them, so they'll be happy, safe and well cared for. Sometimes things just work out for the best! Bart and Baxter are very friendly, playful, lovable boys who get along well with other cats. They also love people, cuddles, most any toy, canned food and treats! Very curious and engaging they like being in the middle of whatever is going on and are always up for new adventures. They're good buddies and would be thrilled to be adopted together but would do ok adopted separately, if necessary, especially if there was a kitty buddy or two in their new home. To meet these charming fellows, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://pawsitiveoutreach.org/adoption-application or call Gina at (480)779-9208. The $120 adoption fee for the pair (or $65 for one sweetheart) will be the best deal you've ever made!

INTRODUCING MIKA! Eyes as big as saucers is hardly hyperbole with this stunning girl. She was found in an outbuilding at a ranch with her 4, newborn kittens when the resident dog alerted their owners to some stowaways hiding out in there. Not knowing what to do with them, they were brought to Newport in the hope of finding someone who would know how to care for her and her brood. Serendipitously, our former fosters Lynn and her daughter Mika (our feline Mika's namesake) happened to run into the person searching for help. They took Mika and her little family, but being unable to foster them themselves, brought them to Susan, another one of our wonderful fosters. Phew, safe at last! We think Mika is about a year old. She's been spayed, wormed, vaccinated and is a very good girl with her litter box. The shelter, where she now is, has proved a bit overwhelming, but she's settling in and gets along well with the other cats. A little bit cautious with new people after all she's been through, she just needs a nice, calm home and a little time to settle in. She's a sweet girl once she knows she can trust you and enjoys being petted. After her long and winding road, she'll blossom when she finally finds the normal, happy life that has eluded her so far. To give our pretty Mika the safe harbor she's been searching for all her life, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://pawsitiveoutreach.org/adoption-application or call Gina at (480)779-9208. Her $65 adoption fee will bring her home at last!