Tabby kittens & cats in Ashland, Oregon

Luka is a very vocal boy who was given to us as a young cat and isn't fixed. He is house trained except for spraying do to not being fixed, he's very fluffy. He loves being pet but will give nips or little paw bops that hurt so probably best not around kids. He likes my mom's cat but not mine so unknown if he's friendly with others or not, he has a big outdoor area next to our dog Lycan so he knows of dogs but hasn't been in face to face contact with one before. He won't let us groom him it makes him nip. He is an excellent hunter of mice and bugs and is always wanting to cuddle, we are just weary do to his nipping. He would be an amazing farm cat and keep your home and yard pest free of rodents. He is a sweet boy and we want him to find a wonderful home with people who understand his personality and love him, we feel like he's not getting the best out of life with us and would be happier in a bigger home with less rules.

This sweet docile adult cat showed up in our backyard. No one has claimed him via social media posts, flyers, etc. We have kept him safe and fed outside, but would love to find him a home where he will be loved and cared for. (We have an adult male inside cat and it's not the best fit). He is very friendly, mellow and loves pets and would make a fantastic companion. He is not neutered, but we can negotiate to get that done before adoption.

This is Sansa, she is 10 years old and very playful. I adopted Sansa 3 years ago from the humane society. Everything was going great she loves to cuddle for bedtime and sleep with you, she loves nothing but to play, she likes going outside but only if you join her. She’s terrified of children they are too loud and ramped up for her. She is very territorial and doesn’t get along with other cats. She does get along with dogs. I took on a new job and I work 10+ hours a day. I’m always so tired and my routine with her has changed. My roommate has a cat and they don’t get along at all. Sansa has secluded her self to only my room. Because of the other cat she no longer wants to roam the other parts of the house even if we put my roommates cat away. I’m sad I don’t know what to do other than to rehome Sansa. She becoming very anxious and bored from me not giving her the love she deserves.

Figaro goes by KittyKat. He is a wonderful cat. 3 yrs old He only comes for attention when u want it. He stays on the bed most of the time. He does not jump on furniture or go into the kitchen. I have severe osteoporosis and my son has seen him run in front of me several times and I cannot afford to fall. He eats only good grain free wet n dry food. He is a big boy almost 19 lbs. I am also 89 years old and I need to get him situated. Have all paperwork.He has never been outside except in the carrier to go to the vet. He hates the carrier so I have been putting his treats in it so he will get accustomed to it. He also does not enjoy b pet visits.

We adopted Kusi and her brother, Zopa, from the Josephine County shelter when they were 10 weeks old. They were meant to be “instead of a sibling” for our son who is now 4. They are lovely cats. Kusi is a snuggle bug, loves to be near us in whatever room we are in. She and her brother and deeply bonded and would need to stay together. I am seeking to rehome them because I am pregnant and have become very sensitive to their litter, hair + dander, which never bothered me previously. I remember how overwhelming the newborn stage is and can’t handle having cats in our home as we transition to being a family of 4. My family is very sad to have to rehome them, but I (the pregnant mom) feel strongly that this is for my mental health, which affects everyone. They’ve been indoor only, but would love to be indoor-outdoor.They would come w/ litter boxes, whatever remaining litter we have (they use pellets), their double-sided automatic cat feeder (they eat dry food) & their cat watering fountain.

We adopted Zopa and his sister, Kusi, from the Josephine County Shelter 2 years ago, when then were 10 weeks old. They were meant to be “instead of a sibling” for our son, who is now 4. I am now pregnant and have become very sensitive/allergic to their smells (litter), hair and dander, which never affected me before. Our family feels very sad to have to rehome them, but I (the pregnant mama) feel very clear that this is important for my mental health, as well as physical health. I can’t imagine doing the newborn baby phase while also navigating taking care of cats and my allergies.Zopa is a playful, curious boy who lives for his nighttime snuggles and pets on the couch with my husband. They’re both indoor only since they have been with us, but they would do well as indoor-outdoor.With them, we would include their litter boxes, any remaining litter that we have, their double-sided automatic cat feeder (they eat dry food), their high-quality kitty water fountain, and their nail clippers.