Tabby kittens & cats in Eugene, Oregon

My daughter brought home a family of cats. Minerva is the last remaining cat because my daughter wanted to keep her. As always, life got in the way and we can’t keep her. Someone in the house is highly allergic and Minerva likes to be in your face and getting loves. She is a great cat and she loves hanging out with you.

My daughter brought home a family of cats. Minerva is the last remaining cat because my daughter wanted to keep her. As always, life got in the way and we can’t keep her. Someone in the house is highly allergic and Minerva likes to be in your face and getting loves. She is a great cat and she loves hanging out with you.

We unfortunately have to move which is why we are trying to find a new home for Killer. She is the sweetest cat ever, she loves to play, get belly rubs, food, and she cuddles with people and other animals. She is very active and likes to run around the house. She is in indoor cat, litterbox trained and she was born in July of 2024. She is up to date on all her vaccinations and she does great at the vet. We have extra food for you to take as well as a stainless steel litter box and a few of her favorite toys. If you have room in your life for two cats her brother is available for adoption as well and I can send over all of his information as well! Please contact me if you are interested.

Shlooboo is a very timid sweet boy. He is an indoor cat and he loves to cuddle. We are rehoming him because we have to move and are unable to continue caring for him. He loves to sleep more than anything and he loves to be carried on his back. His favorite food is Sheba wet food and he loves tuna treats. He has lived with other cats his entire life and is very social. He is up to date on all his vaccinations and we have never had any problems at the vet. He is a bit shy in the car but he has gone on long car rides before. We are including a stainless steel litter box and extra food and litter along with him. If you have room in your life for two cats his sister is also up for adoption and I can send you all of her information as well. Please contact me if you are interested in either of them!

Hazel is a beautiful girl.We have had her for about eight years. She is approximately 10 years old.She is diabetic. We give her a medicine for diabetes that is a chewable tablet. It is a prescription only, and whoever adopts her will need to continue this medication. We crush it and put it on top of her wet food daily. She loves it!The only reason we are seeking a new adoptee is that we have two boy cats that continually beat up on her. She used the litter box for years and years. Ever since she has been bullied, she urinates on our hardwood floors. We have tried all sorts of things, but it is a behavioral reaction to the stressors of being bullied. Vet involved.We are seeking a new family that will give her their undivided attention and care. She would do best as the only cat in the house. She is extremely healthy besides her diabetes, which is well controlled. Adoption fee to be determined, meeting the family or person that would like to adopt her. We just want a good fit for her.

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I was found abandoned at the Junction City Pond on Hwy 99 on 5/2/26 with two other adult cats and 14 kittens. If you believe we may be your missing cats and kittens please call Greenhill Humane Society at 541-689-1503.

Amber is available for adoption! They are looking for a safe Working Cat Home (such as a barn or warehouse). They are not socialized to humans but are unable to return to where they originally came from so they are seeking a home where they are not expected to be a house cat, but will have a caregiver to count on for daily food, water, protection from the elements and veterinary care.Looking for a natural way to deter rodents?A Working Cat from Greenhill Humane Society might be the perfect fit.Our Barn Cat Program provides a lifesaving option for cats who thrive in outdoor environments like barns, shops, warehouses, and rural properties. Many of these cats are feral or independent but with the right setup, they become excellent rodent deterrent partners.What to expect:It`s encouraged to adopt Working Cats in pairs, but not always required, for companionship and effectivenessAll cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and ear-tipped for identificationWe match you with cats based on your space and preferred level of interactionWhat they need from you:A secure, enclosed space (barn, shed, garage, etc.) for a 1-2 month acclimation periodOngoing access to shelter, food, and fresh waterA commitment to their lifelong care and wellbeingAdoption is “Pick Your Own Price,” with donations supporting this lifesaving program.After a short period of secure confinement, the cats should accept their new home and will likely help keep rodents away.Prior to adoption, they will have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and given flea treatment.