Tabby kittens & cats in Bend, Oregon

We got Minnie from someone that traps, neuters, and releases feral cats. Minnie was so cuddly and affectionate that they believe she was an abandoned pet rather than feral. She's about a year old, loves attention, snuggles, and to be pet. She'll climb up into your lap and continually push her head into your hands for more petting.She's fully vaccinated, microchipped, and tested negative for FIV and FELV.We've had her for a couple of months now and our existing cat has just not warmed up to her at all, causing stress for both cats, which is why we are seeking to rehome her.She has firm boundaries regarding being pet on her stomach and the front of her neck, and will enforce them with hissing and sometimes nipping. We would recommend that she go to a home without children. Her rescuer said that she did not tolerate being around dogs either. She seemed willing to get along with out existing cat, but we'd still recommend a slow introduction if brought into a home with other cats.

This sweet girl desperately need a home environment that I cannot provide her. There is an older, far more timid adult cat in the home that is refusing to accept her and it is unfortunately no longer sustainable, or fair to either of them. We love her dearly, but want her to have the best chance of becoming the best girl she can be. She is roughly 6 months old, and has completed her FVRCP vaccine series and received her first rabies vaccine. She is not yet spayed due to a sudden financial hardship. Based off of that, I will not ask a rehoming fee. She is a indoor only cat, and would do well with younger cats in the home, or older cats that have had a history of getting along well with other cats. She is a stereotypical crazy kitten, and very feisty, but a sweet girl either way. She was a bottle baby, and due to the older cats in the home not accepting her, her socialization has just been me. I love her so much, and all I want is to find the best home for her.

Meet Marigold! This kitten is ready to find her forever home after coming to HSCO as a found cat. She has been social and playful at the shelter and spent some time in one of HSCO`s foster homes. Marigold does have a heart murmur that we are happy to talk more about when you come in to meet her. Stop by the shelter to see Marigold today!