Tabby kittens & cats in Longview, Washington

I found Momo on Craigslist. He came from a large cat and human family. I adopted him because my eldest cat became feral and left home, leaving my female cat alone. I have had cats my whole life and always have had several generations at one time. This time, my female completely rejected him and has now also left. I am gone much of the time and had them to keep each other company although they are free to live as indoor/outdoor cats. I have learned that Momo is a lovebug, but also has all the great "cattyness" download into him. He plays with things and is brave, intelligent, agile and curious. He has a cuddly side as well and has shown me that he is lonely for friends, human and furry. He would fare well in a home with many people. He's not scared to go up to dogs or cats, and is very kind. I just cannot give him the love that he deserves and don't want him to become too sad or despondent. He looks like a cat that would like to travel as long as he can be with you!!!

Say Hello to Mia- Mia came to me from a friend that could no longer care for her. They asked me to take her because she was a single parent with a new baby. Mia has adapted ok in my home, however the other male cat I have will try to pick on her sometimes. She is a really sweet cat and I can say that she doesn't meow, but she has an adorable chirp sound that she makes. She is about 10 years old, which makes her a senior cat. She is still very spry for an older girl though! Ultimately I think she would be best suited for a home where she is an only pet, but who knows? She loves to play, sit on your lap...and is all around a great cat!

DMH Patched Tabby, spayed, microchipped, up2date on all shots through Banfield Pet Hospital with current Optimum Wellness Plans (OWP). Indoor only! Age is estimated at just over 1.5 years (approximate birthdate is 2/27/2025). The only "conditions" I ask is the fee to transfer the active microchip registration (roughly $30) and initiate new owner OWP with Banfield. She is paid up through July 2027, then should be estimated $41.95/month. From what I understand, the transfer would need to take place at any Banfield location. The microchip is annual, roughly $30/year, and the transfer can take place over the phone for the chip. She and her younger sister come from an abusive, neglectful home, so I am socializing them with my two senior boy cats. No experience/exposure with children or other animals. Free feed indoor-only dry kibble (receive wet food 1x/week). Comes with collar, ID tags, toys. Seeking a mature, responsible, loving family. Playful, cuddly, curious, social, tree-dweller.

DSH Mackerel Tabby, spayed, microchipped, up2date on all shots through Banfield Pet Hospital with current Optimum Wellness Plans (OWP). Indoor only! Age is estimated at just over 1 year (approximate birthdate is 7/27/2025). The only "conditions" I ask is the fee to transfer the active microchip registration (roughly $30) and initiate new owner OWP with Banfield. She is currently $75.45/month, then should be roughly $41.95/month as of 7/2027. From what I understand, the transfer would need to take place at any Banfield location. The microchip is annual, roughly $30/year, and the transfer can take place over the phone for the chip. She and her older sister come from an abusive, neglectful home, so I am socializing them with my two senior boy cats. No experience/exposure with children or other animals. Free feed indoor-only dry kibble (receive wet food 1x/week). Comes with collar, ID tags, toys. Seeking a mature, responsible, loving family. Playful, cuddly, curious, social, tree-dweller.

I got Jynx from my old roommate when I was in the Army. She is 11 years old, and super friendly. She got along good with my cat Sammy, but she doesn't do so well with one of the cats we had in at our house in the Midwest. She loves to sit on the futon with my daughter.

Kakarot is an eight year old sweetheart that needs a home that can give her a little more attention and comfort than we are currently able to provide. She was adopted as a kitten and thrived, and basically ran our household, until we started adding to our family. When she was 3 we got a larger breed dog and her behaviors changed. She stayed in hiding the majority of the time, gained some weight, and only came out at night once everyone was down for the night. We assumed with time they’d warm up to each other but that sadly has not been the case with her. We’ve also had a couple kids since then and it seems that she’s gone even deeper into hiding and lost a lot of the spark we saw in her when it was just us. After a lot of consideration, we decided that our house simply isn’t a good fit for her and want to give her a chance to enjoy living somewhere hopefully dog and small kid free.

Riot came to us through the engine very of our car, no I'm not kidding. Since we brought her in she's been an absolute sweetheart and gets doing well with everyone, including our other two cats Unfortunately dur to our landlord's stipulations we can't keep her any longer and just want to see her go to a good home.