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Lilo

Tabby

Female, Young
Tualatin, OR
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Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Lilo was adopted from pet smart approximately a year ago . I will have an infant in the next week or two and won’t be able to take care of her as much as I want to . Lilo is very loving and loves to cuddle .
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Isabella (Bella)

Tabby

Female, Young
Portland, OR
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I adopted Bella and her brother Vinny in the summer of 2023 when she was a kitten. Both cats are indoor only and are up to date on their rabies vaccinations but not feline leukemia since they are indoor only. Over the last several months Vinny has been more and more aggressive to Bella which is why I need to rehome her. She is sweet and shy and needs a quiet home. Preferably no other pets or kids.
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Tommy

Tabby

Male, Adult
Portland, OR
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
I adopted Tommy in 2022 from a shelter in PA when he was estimated around 3 years old. He would now be close to 7 or 8 years old. He is a playful, chunky little guy who loves people and very food motivated. He LOVES meeting new people and also loves to go take walks outside in nature (as long as it is in a quiet place) and chomp on some plants. I most recently moved into a studio apartment and since then he has not been getting the enrichment he deserves. He has recently been taking this out on my other cat. As hard as it is to let him go, I think he deserves to live in a larger space with people who can give him a more enriched life for his mental/physical well being, as well as my other cat's. He loves to make biscuits and loaf on your belly. He is not much a cuddler at night time, but will lay at your legs and is always near by. He has a nightly ritual of taking one of his toys from his basket, and carrying it to the door while meowing with it in his mouth. I want the best for him.
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Gus and Carl (siblings)

Tabby

Male, Young
Portland, OR
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Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Carl ( long hair) and Gus (short hair) are three year old brothers. I have had them since they were eight weeks old. They are indoor cats and have only left my condo for vet appointments. They eat and sleep together without any territorial issues. Both are playful and loving. When I am on the sofa they are near me. Gus likes to sleep with his head on my ankles. Carl prefers to lay on me or near me. They are healthy. I clip their front paws and they tolerate it. Both love to be brushed. Carl and Gus are social. Carl is more outgoing....approaches anyone. Gus is a little more shy and will hide under the bed until he "checks things out". I have eight grandchildren who love "the boys" and if it gets loud the cats retreat under the bed, but when everyone is calm Gus and Carl join in. It is important to me that they stay together in a home where they will be loved and cared for.
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Peony

Tabby

Female, Young
Portland, OR
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Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Peony is a sweet kitty who turned 2 in August, is spayed, healthy, and up to date on all vaccines. We had an elderly family member move in with us and they are extremely allergic to cats/it is compromising their health. Peony has no behavioral issues. Photos are of her as a kitten and adult. She enjoys pets on the head and under her chin, rolling on the outside patio, and playing fetch with a pipe cleaner wound around your finger to create a spring. She does not have any separation anxiety, but will sometimes meow sadly for a minute or two after her human(s) leave the home. Peony was raised with dogs, but not other cats or children/teenagers. She prefers patient introductions to new environments such as new homes and spaces, as would any kitty! She comes with play tunnels, toys, enough food for 2-3 weeks (dry + wet), collars, litter, catnip spray, and treats. Small rehoming fee to ensure her safety (not to be used for any purposes other than a pet), and your ability to care for her.
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Charlie

Tabby

Male, Adult
West Linn, OR
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Charlie is a very good boy. He loves attention and to go outside to sleep and explore, but also to be inside with his people passing time. He is very friendly and likes to be around other cats and is fine with dogs and children. Charlie is approximately 7 years old. He's not super chatty but occasionally will let you know he wants something. He has been eating Iams his whole life. I recently acquired Charlie from a relative who passed away. Unfortunately, I do not have the necessary time due to work to spend with Charlie, nor do I have the living situation so he can go outside. Charlie currently has a foot issue that needs an antibiotic series. A new home for Charlie should be loving and predictable. He should be able to go outside and explore but then be able to come inside to be with his humans and hopefully have a friend in another cat. I can't say he needs to be with another cat, but he always has been with friends, and I feel he would be happiest in a scenario with one.

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Tiger

Domestic Shorthair

Male, Adult
Beaverton, OR
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Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
This is Tiger, a ex-friend asked me to baby sit him a year and a half ago and never came back. Tiger is a very sweet boy, is is 10 years old, he is neutered. He loves to cuddle and is sweet for the most part. Unfortunately I have my own cats and he does not get along with them whatsoever and is aggressive with other animals. I cannot keep him at my home. He does love to get pet, and he will tell you when he has enough (which is pretty fast) but I think that’s because he can smell my other cats. Tiger is a strictly indoor cat only. He does eat hard food and prefers to drink out of a cat fountain (if it’s a bowl he likes to go fishing lol)Tiger is very vocal and loves to have conversations with you.He was rehomed 3 months ago, but unfortunately the person could not meet tigers needs at that time. When he is in a new environment he does get a bit angry and prefers to hide until he feels confident and comfortable, which is why he needs someone who is experienced and patient with him.
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Pumpkin

Domestic Shorthair

Female, Adult
Beaverton, OR
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Not good with kids, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
🎃 Hi, I’m Pumpkin! 🐾 I may need a little time to warm up, but once I feel safe, I’m ready for lots of love and gentle conversations! 🥰 I’m not spayed yet, and my vaccinations aren’t up to date. Sadly, my previous owner didn’t provide any medical records, so my new family will need to help me get caught up on my vet care. I’ve had a stressful start, but I’m ready for my happy ending. ❤️ My mama says I deserve a home where I feel safe, loved, comfortable, and appreciated for the special girl I am. Are you looking for a sweet, talkative, slightly sassy former super-mom who is officially ready to retire from kitten duty? 😉 I might just be your girl! 🎃🐾

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15.6 miles

Hannah the Pet Society

10526 SE Washington Street, Suite A-103, Portland, OR 97216

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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44.4 miles

Coalition Advocating for Animals (CAFA)

Salem, OR 97306

Pet Types: cats

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