Tabby kittens & cats in Junction City, Oregon

Our female cat was adopted as a kitten by our son when he was in college. He ended up moving across the country and we ended up having her for the past 4 years. It's just my husband and I and she has been very spoiled. She is an indoor cat but loves to wander around our backyard when the weather allows. She is used to a quiet house and shy's away from children or lots of noise. She has never been around other animals, so we do not know how well she would do. She is a brown tabby and is almost 8 years old. We will be relocating and cannot take her with us. She would be perfect for a quiet home and with an adult or adults who enjoy a quiet companion.

Loving, affectionate tabby. I am looking for a more suitable home for him. He is 8. He'd love a female companion since he was once bonded to one. He does not like male cats in his area. Indoors mostly but enjoys going out too. If you work from home, that would be good because he likes his human. My circumstances have changed.

Hazel was 5 months old when I got her in 2020. I believe she was born in February of that year. She's very quiet and doesn't try to escape when you open the front door. Sweet temperament but doesn't really care to be picked up. Looking for a loving furever home.

We are searching for a very special home for Punkin, a sweet FIV-positive kitty who deserves the chance to finally relax and feel safe in a real home environment. Punkin is a gentle, quiet girl who would do best as the only cat in the home, or possibly with another calm FIV-positive cat. She is not aggressive in any way and is definitely not a fighter. Right now, Punkin spends most of her time in a large three-story kennel. Before that, she lived in her own room with another FIV+ cat. She eats well, keeps herself clean, and is healthy overall, but she is shy and withdrawn, and we know she would be much happier with someone patient and kind who could give her a peaceful home and allow her to come out of her shell at her own pace. For those unfamiliar with FIV: it is not spread through food bowls, water bowls, grooming or casual contact. It is generally transmitted only through deep bite wounds from serious fighting, and Punkin has never been that type of cat. Sometimes the cats who need the biggest chance turn out to be the most rewarding companions. Please call or text foster mom, Penny 503-851-5377