Tabby kittens & cats in Centralia, Washington

This is Oliver he is 5, I need to rehome him because I work full time and go to school full time, and I just can’t keep up with taking care of him, he is a good cat, he just needs food and attention, he likes being inside and outside, he does scratch and bite but only when he is bothered otherwise he will pretty much leave you alone, he doesn’t like other animals, we have a small dog that he tolerates, and he isn’t afraid of fireworks but the mop bucket is terrifying, he is neutered and he has no medical issues, he is just odd and cute.

This is Oliver he is 5, I need to rehome him because I work full time and go to school full time, and I just can’t keep up with taking care of him, he is a good cat, he just needs food and attention, he likes being inside and outside, he does scratch and bite but only when he is bothered otherwise he will pretty much leave you alone, he doesn’t like other animals, we have a small dog that he tolerates, and he isn’t afraid of fireworks but the mop bucket is terrifying, he is neutered and he has no medical issues, he is just odd and cute.

Prince loves playing with toys that he can throw around that have catnip in them as well as a laser pointer and any kind of string toy. He also loves to be high up in cat trees or wall mounts. He loves attention, mainly face scratches, loves to cuddle. He loves treats and wet cat food. He has no special diet. Prince would thrive in a home where he is the only cat/animal. He does not get a long with other male cats and it would take him a while to get use to a female. He would just be too stressed around other cats. He has not been around kids or dogs so that is unknown. He has been an inside and outdoor cat. Prince is neutered and his last vaccines were done after he was 1. He is not microchipped.

🐾 Meet Honey 🐾 Honey is a sweet 9-year-old gray tabby weighing 14lbs, she has a gentle, social nature and a soft purr that turns into the cutest little squeak when she’s really happy. It’s impossible not to giggle when you hear it. She’s dog-savvy, but Honey would truly love being the queen of her own castle where she can completely relax and be her true self. She’s friendly, curious, and playful, though she takes a little time to warm up. Once she trusts you, she becomes the cuddliest, funniest lap companion who just wants to be near her person. Honey enjoys going outside when the weather is dry, but her favorite place is right next to you — or better yet, on your lap — purring away. Because she’s a bit slow to trust, she’ll do best with a patient, understanding person who’s willing to give her the time and space to build a beautiful bond. If her future home includes children, she would do best with calm, cat-savvy kids who understand gentle handling and giving her space when she needs it. In return, you’ll gain a deeply loving, loyal little shadow. An adoption fee will apply to ensure a serious, committed home. If you think you might be Honey’s person (or know someone who is), please reach out. Let’s help this special girl find where she belongs. Please fill out our application below https://form.jotform.com/232265690912155

Adopted from a local shelter after being born about 3 years ago. Ellie is a polydactyl cat who loves to play and be adventurous. She visits the vet yearly and is up to date on all shots. We would love to keep her but our place is too small with our growing family.

Bonded Pair! Need to go to a home together. They are brother and sister and 10 months old. Only ever been in doors. They are house trained and do well with dogs and other cats. Max - Short hair spotted male. Super sweet and playful. Loves to cuddle and be held. He loves to play and eat treats as well. Maddie - Long hair female. Super sweet and soft. More skiddish and likes to do her own thing, but will come up throughout the day for cuddles and love.

Kiwi is a sweet, affectionate 2-year-old indoor-only cat who loves to cuddle. Her favorite place is curled up in your lap or tucked under a blanket with you. She thrives in a calm, quiet environment where she feels safe and loved. In our home, Kiwi became very anxious around our dog and started hiding frequently. The stress also led to litter box accidents. Since moving to a dog-free space in our garage, she has been consistently using her litter boxes without issue. Kiwi may be shy at first, but with patience and a peaceful, dog-free home, she blossoms into a loving, devoted companion. We’re hoping to find her a calm home where she can relax, feel secure, and enjoy all the cuddles she deserves.