Tabby kittens & cats in Lacey, Washington

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.

🐾 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

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.

Chelsea and Cheetoh are a sibling pair who were originally adopted through Collar of Hope in 2019. Most unfortunately, family allergies are forcing us to rehome them. Cheetoh is indoor/outdoor and likes to protect your home from rodents and birds. Chelsea doesn't care for the outdoors and is perfectly content inside, even with a door open. Cheetoh is a bit more of a snuggler than Chelsea, but Chelsea comes around as you trust her, especially as you feed her wet food. Both cats have lived with a medium sized dog for years and done fine. Chelsea has a beautiful calico color coat and a sweet orange and white spot in her belly to match her brother. She had a couple of teeth pulled last year and does best with wet food but neither of the have otherwise had health problems.

Pickle is incredibly friendly, she loves snuggles and pets, she is pretty vocal especially when she wants attention. And loves to climb and explore, she also loves to watch over you while you’re doing anything. She does really well with other cats, however with dogs but is pretty wary and doesn’t like being near them. She is picky with her litter if it’s to low or not clean enough to her standards she won’t use it. She is a lovely cat and I love her to bits.

Never thought I would be in this position in my life but sooll have no where I can keep my son (waffles) I love him and he is a great cat, I named him waffles cause he ate anything I put infront of him and that he was fluffy haha. I feed him on a scheduled diet as he will eat EVERYTHING. he’s special to me and I’ve grown a strong bond with him, I’ve taught him a few tricks like shaking hands or high fives and jumping through hoops, he’s really smart but also needy for love, he’ll let you know when he wants to be pet. He had a older brother that he grew up with and then a lil sister but needs a little time adjusting to new cats. I’ve spent the years taking them on road trips, since he was a baby I brought him everywhere so he loved to sit in my lap while I drove. Not once has he ever bitten or scratched me or anyone. He’s an al around good and funny cat and it breaks my heart that I can’t keep him, if only I had another year, I could make things work but time isn’t on my side.

Grilled Cheese Bandit is a 6-year-old black cat with a solid 14 pounds of personality—and a name that suggests he’s probably gotten away with a snack or two in his day. Like any good bandit, he prefers to operate on his own terms. He enjoys petting and attention and will happily hang out with his people, but he appreciates when his boundaries are respected and may have a short fuse if handling goes on longer than he’s in the mood for.The good news is that Grilled Cheese Bandit is very clear about what he likes: a cozy place to lounge, a human who understands the art of respectful petting, and a home that appreciates a confident cat with opinions. When you follow his lead, he’s a charming companion who enjoys attention and being part of the household action—no heists required. For someone who loves a cat with character (and maybe keeps an eye on their grilled cheese), this handsome outlaw could be the perfect match.Our cat adoption fee is $90. They come spayed/neutered and microchipped. They receive the FVRCP (feline distemper combo) vaccine, have been dewormed with Pyrantel, and have been treated with selamectin for fleas.Our website updates every hour, but some animals may be adopted faster than we can get them updated online.If you`d like to check on the status of an animal, please call us at 360-352-2510. This is especially important if you are viewing this animal on any site other than Animal Services` website.

From the Foster Home: Charley needs patience and time to adjust to his surroundings. He need soft voices and gentle, slow hands. I had him for 3 weeks in my home office where I worked all days, 5 days a week. It took him a minute every morning but eventually he would come out from under the bed to greet me, and end up on my lap off and on throughout the day. When he was feeling good, he would play and run around. In between play and naps on my lap, he had places he`d curl up and watch me work, like on the chair, bed, or blanket on the floor. I think he would warm up to another cat or small dog given the right introduction and time.Our cat adoption fee is $90. They come spayed/neutered and microchipped. They receive the FVRCP (feline distemper combo) vaccine, have been dewormed with Pyrantel, and have been treated with selamectin for fleas.Our website updates every hour, but some animals may be adopted faster than we can get them updated online. If you`d like to check on the status of an animal, please call us at 360-352-2510. This is especially important if you are viewing this animal on any site other than Animal Services` website.

In the barnyard justice system, rodent-based offenses are considered especially heinous. In Olympia, WA, the dedicated cats who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Mousers Unit. This is S.M. U’s story.Meet S.M.U (Special Mousers Unit) — a 3-year-old, 13-lb gray-and-white domestic short hair who takes his mission VERY seriously. S.M.U is a seasoned pro—strategic, stealthy, and endlessly dedicated to his craft. He prowls the perimeter, stakes out the grain bins, and executes flawless pounces with absolute precision. Humans? Not his thing. He’s all business, all focus, and all eyes on the mission. S.M.U ’s a formidable hunter, a legendary presence in any barn, and oh so ready to report for duty… DUN! DUN! Our working cat adoption fee is $25. They come spayed/neutered and microchipped. They receive the FVRCP (feline distemper combo) vaccine, Strongid (dewormer), and their current monthly flea treatment. Our website updates every hour, but some animals may be adopted faster than we can get them updated online. If you`d like to check on the status of an animal, please call us at 360-352-2510. This is especially important if you are viewing this animal on any site other than Animal Services` website.