Tabby kittens & cats in Portland, Oregon

Daffy is very bright and curious, loves to play and hunt for toys/treats. She’ll sleep under the covers with you and sit on your lap on her own terms. She’s sweet, feisty, goofy, and purrs like a motor with little chirps. Daffy's very independent and likes to explore nooks and crannies, and is good indoors and out. She was initially the only pet in the house, but I moved in with my partner and his dog 3 years ago, and adopted a puppy this year which she hasn’t been able to adjust to. She’s grown distant and started swatting at us and the puppy, causing some discord. We’re moving into a smaller place and are worried that will exacerbate the problem. I really think being the solo pet in a home would be best for her and make her very happy. The ideal situation would be someone who lives alone (or a couple) who loves and understands cats, and wants to spend time playing and creating a special bond with her. She is truly a gem, and just needs the right scenario to showcase that.

Dumpling is a great cat and he is very loved. He was adopted as a kitten from a shelter in Washington and is almost 3 years old (May ‘23). He originally had two other cats and another human in the household but he and I abruptly moved to Portland about 2 years ago, leaving him alone most days for about 10 hours and many nights. He is a lonely boy and he needs company. He is a VERY social cat, dog like qualities, loves pets (including belly!), likes to chase after balls (not good at fetching), daily zoomies, and is accustomed to backpack/leash walks when the weather is nice. He had one episode of urinary crystals and needed to get a procedure done but with diet change, he has had no issues. I think he would do best in a busy household with other pets (has met dogs and went well but not lived with them) and/or someone who is home a lot like WFH situation. I can give his cat items to you as well if needed.

Melon is a sweetpea, she is not my cat, only currently in my care. She was 6 weeks when taken from her mother and put in a home where she was heavily neglected. We saved her and 2 other mamas before the house they had been abandoned at was torn down. She had her kittens last June right before we took her in and has been a great mama but is so very ready to have new humans of her own who just want to give her the love and cuddles she deserves. I'm not worried about a fee, just want her to go to someone who can give her a forever home.

Pwee is 2 years and 3 months old. He loves to explore the outside world, he loves other cat pets and have a hard time getting along with dogs, he loves to eat and sleep most of the times. He has a hard time adapting to the new environment we are in and have been acting a little aggressive towards me and my children.

Hello! This is Dandelion and Clover. They are beautiful and well mannered cats. The adoption profile wouldn’t let me add two cats- so Clover’s details : he is 7 months, playful and so in love with Dandy. He will be getting fixed shortly and has all his shots. Both cats can be indoor or indoor/outdoor. I am only open to adopting them to the same household as they are a bonded pair. Thank you! Feel free to text me at 503-348-8592

I got Lupo from a breeder in Oregon. He is 3 1/2 years old. He is a wonderful cat, he loves to sit by the windows, he loves to snuggle up on your lap, he will chase toys and bring them back to you. He likes a calm environment, he needs someone who can spend time with him. He will give you licks and nudge up against your leg, he isn’t very chatty but when he does meow it’s quite. He is very soft, doesn’t shed more than a normal cat. He is great around kids, other cats, he just needs someone who can be there for him. I am really sad about departing from him but he deserves someone who can be at home more.

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I adopted Pearly Whirly at a humane society near my college when she was 7 years old. She is now 8 years old and truly one of the sweetest cats. She is quite big I will say at 13.4 pounds. She looks comically large with a small face and tail but other than that she is very healthy. She loves to run and play and is very friendly to everyone and anyone. She especially loves giving people headbuts and snuggling right on top of you when she can. Ideally she would be the only pet in the home, but I’m sure she could adjust if necessary. It just may take some time. She loves head and neck scratches but it takes her a second to warm up to tummy pets. Overall she loves people, attention, and of course food. A wonderfully snuggly fat baby.

Hes a sweetheart! Loves to play an cuddle. Far as i know hes shy with other animals. He just needs a better home… my roommates dont take care of him as much as i do. He needs more love than i can give… he needs out of this place asap.. if i could keep him i would.. its just animal cruelty here… please give him a chance

Daffy is very bright and curious, loves to play and hunt for toys/treats. She’ll sleep under the covers with you and sit on your lap on her own terms. She’s sweet, feisty, goofy, and purrs like a motor with little chirps. Daffy's very independent and likes to explore nooks and crannies, and is good indoors and out. She was initially the only pet in the house, but I moved in with my partner and his dog 3 years ago, and adopted a puppy this year which she hasn’t been able to adjust to. She’s grown distant and started swatting at us and the puppy, causing some discord. We’re moving into a smaller place and are worried that will exacerbate the problem. I really think being the solo pet in a home would be best for her and make her very happy. The ideal situation would be someone who lives alone (or a couple) who loves and understands cats, and wants to spend time playing and creating a special bond with her. She is truly a gem, and just needs the right scenario to showcase that.

Dumpling is a great cat and he is very loved. He was adopted as a kitten from a shelter in Washington and is almost 3 years old (May ‘23). He originally had two other cats and another human in the household but he and I abruptly moved to Portland about 2 years ago, leaving him alone most days for about 10 hours and many nights. He is a lonely boy and he needs company. He is a VERY social cat, dog like qualities, loves pets (including belly!), likes to chase after balls (not good at fetching), daily zoomies, and is accustomed to backpack/leash walks when the weather is nice. He had one episode of urinary crystals and needed to get a procedure done but with diet change, he has had no issues. I think he would do best in a busy household with other pets (has met dogs and went well but not lived with them) and/or someone who is home a lot like WFH situation. I can give his cat items to you as well if needed.

Melon is a sweetpea, she is not my cat, only currently in my care. She was 6 weeks when taken from her mother and put in a home where she was heavily neglected. We saved her and 2 other mamas before the house they had been abandoned at was torn down. She had her kittens last June right before we took her in and has been a great mama but is so very ready to have new humans of her own who just want to give her the love and cuddles she deserves. I'm not worried about a fee, just want her to go to someone who can give her a forever home.

Meet Sylvester! 🐾 Sylvester is a playful, energetic 3-year-old neutered male cat with a big personality and an even bigger love for playtime. He’s curious, confident, and always ready to turn anything into a game. Sylvester thrives on interaction and would do best in a home where his playful nature can be fully appreciated. Unfortunately, his enthusiasm is too much for the senior dog in his current home. The doctors and behavior team at Hannah's are helping to manage this. Sylvester would likely do best as the only pet or potentially in a home with other cats who enjoy high-energy play and can match his style. He has so much love and fun to offer the right family—especially someone who enjoys an active, engaging cat and can provide plenty of playtime and enrichment. If you’re looking for a young, spirited cat who will keep you entertained and bring lots of life into your home, Sylvester could be the perfect match. For more information, please call Shannon from Hannah Pet Hospital at 971-606-4006.

Lucy Fur is a sleek, five-year-old girl looking for a calm, loving home to call her own. She’s spayed, fully up to date on vaccines, and uses her litterbox well. While she’s not the clingy and cuddly type, Lucy Fur enjoys being near her humans and will quietly keep you company while you go about your day. She appreciates gentle affection and companionship on her own terms—ideal for someone who loves cats with a little independence and personality. Lucy Fur would thrive in a quieter home where she can relax, watch the world from her cozy perch, and share space with people who respect her boundaries. Lucy Fur is currently living with her Pet Parent while she looks for a new home. If you are interested in learning more about Lucy Fur, please call Shannon from Hannah Pet Hospital at 971-606-4006.

Autumn and Audrey are beautiful gray tabby and white sisters ready to meet the family who will take them home and love them forever! Autumn and Audrey are very bonded and will be adopted as a pair. They are about 9 months old. ** Autumn and Audrey will only be adopted as a pair. ** These girls are loving, playful, and confident. Like all teenage kittens, they have a lot of energy, but when playtime is over, they are very happy to cuddle up with each other and their people. They are curious, interested in what everybody in the house is up to, and they enjoy greeting guests. Autumn and Audrey will expect to be welcomed to sleep on the bed with the people in their new home. They aren't thrilled to share their people with the other cats in their foster home, so they will be happiest in a home with no other cats vying for attention. They haven't been tested with dogs, but we expect they could live with a respectful dog, with proper introductions. They have been around well-behaved small humans with no issues. Autumn and Audrey are in excellent health and have no special needs, except for plenty of attention, and a comfy perch by a window with a good view of the cat TV show outdoors. All of our cats and kittens for adoption have been spayed/neutered, microchipped, are up to date on vaccines, and have tested negative for FeLV and FIV. The adoption fee is $150 for a pair. If you are interested in meeting Autumn and Audrey, please fill out the adoption interest form at our website (www.pdx-petadoption.org) and our adoption coordinator will respond promptly. Please note that we place cats in the following counties only: Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Clark. Animal Rescue & Care Fund is a small rescue organization. We rescue homeless animals only, and do not accept owner-surrendered pets. All our animals live with volunteers in their homes until they are matched with the right permanent family. Thank you for considering one of our pets for adoption.