Tabby kittens & cats in Spokane Valley, Washington

We are are moving abroad and we cannot bring our sweet Buddy. Our kids are allergic, and we have been able to manage this with a house, but won't be able to with an apartment.

She’s great with kids, dogs, and cats. Super friendly, affectionate, and easygoing. We’re hoping to find her a family that will give her all the love she deserves.

Buddy is a great kitten. He loves being held. He is easy going. He does get wound up when he is around other cats and loves to play with cats and his toys. Our older cats are not as enthused to play, so he would do well with another cat closer to his age. He is a little over 3 months old. He has a great big appetite and really likes wet food. He has been known to eat odd things if he doesn't get enough wet food, so he needs a little over-sight with that. He is very potty trained. I feel he would be great with kids, because he loves people. I don't think he would like dogs, because he is a little skittish. He plays well by himself and is fine to entertain himself. He is a really lovely kitten!

We got Cuppy when she was 4 months old. She is now 9 and was our only pet for years, and slowly we introduced three more, another cat, and two dogs. Over time, she felt left out, we think. With changing schedules and the additional animals, she doesn't get the shoulder time she deserves, she doesn't like sharing her litter box and having dogs around just isn't her thing. Cuppy is the sweetest cat, she will do best in a home with lots of perching areas, 2-3 litter boxes dedicated to her, food/water dedicated to her (not shared) and a free shoulder. We love Cuppy, she's slept at our shoulders for nearly 9 years now, and loves being held while hanging out during couch time, but we know she will be happiest on her own with someone who has no other pets, is experienced with cats, and who has more time in the evenings to snuggle with her. She's had a recent overall good health well pet check. Vaccines up to date. Cuppy still has a lot of life in her and we'd like to find her a happier home.

We are are moving abroad and we cannot bring our sweet Buddy. Our kids are allergic, and we have been able to manage this with a house, but won't be able to with an apartment.

She’s great with kids, dogs, and cats. Super friendly, affectionate, and easygoing. We’re hoping to find her a family that will give her all the love she deserves.

Buddy is a great kitten. He loves being held. He is easy going. He does get wound up when he is around other cats and loves to play with cats and his toys. Our older cats are not as enthused to play, so he would do well with another cat closer to his age. He is a little over 3 months old. He has a great big appetite and really likes wet food. He has been known to eat odd things if he doesn't get enough wet food, so he needs a little over-sight with that. He is very potty trained. I feel he would be great with kids, because he loves people. I don't think he would like dogs, because he is a little skittish. He plays well by himself and is fine to entertain himself. He is a really lovely kitten!

We got Cuppy when she was 4 months old. She is now 9 and was our only pet for years, and slowly we introduced three more, another cat, and two dogs. Over time, she felt left out, we think. With changing schedules and the additional animals, she doesn't get the shoulder time she deserves, she doesn't like sharing her litter box and having dogs around just isn't her thing. Cuppy is the sweetest cat, she will do best in a home with lots of perching areas, 2-3 litter boxes dedicated to her, food/water dedicated to her (not shared) and a free shoulder. We love Cuppy, she's slept at our shoulders for nearly 9 years now, and loves being held while hanging out during couch time, but we know she will be happiest on her own with someone who has no other pets, is experienced with cats, and who has more time in the evenings to snuggle with her. She's had a recent overall good health well pet check. Vaccines up to date. Cuppy still has a lot of life in her and we'd like to find her a happier home.

I haven’t named him because I don’t want to get attached. He is about 1 year old, friendly with dogs, other cats, adults, children, and even babies! He is incredibly sweet, gentle, and loving. He wants to be pet and snuggled all the time! He just absolutely love being held and generally spend their days purring away. He is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, dewormed, and had a flea/tick treatment done. Here’s your chance to adopt a truly incredible friendly cat!

MEET LOUIE AND LESTER! Life was perilous for these green-eyed brothers, born to a cat who had been abandoned at a trailer park. Thankfully, residents Jeremy and Meagan took it upon themselves to help trap the strays that were piling up in the park. Their happy ending will come when their very own family comes to take them home! Louie, who has more white, and Lester are about a year and a half old. They've been neutered, wormed, vaccinated and are very good boys with their litter box. They get along great with other cats, preferring to avoid any drama at the shelter. If there's any trouble, they're never the instigators! Unfortunately, their ears were tipped when they went to the clinic to be neutered. They had just been trapped, and we weren't sure at that point if they'd be adoptable. Happily, they decided our intentions were honorable after all, once they spent some time decompressing in the bathroom where they couldn't avoid out attentions. Because of their difficult start in life, they are a bit shy with new people and will need some time and understanding while they adjust to their new home; something they've never had before. A calm adult home or one with older kids would probably be the best fit for them. These sweet, lovable boys will reward you many times over for your efforts! If you're the person this band of brothers has been waiting for all their lives, please fill out an adoption application on our website using this link: https://pawsitiveoutreach.org/adoption-application or call Gina at (480)779-9208. The $80 adoption fee for the pair will make these handsome devils yours, all yours!

Figaro was adopted as a kitten and developed a calm, sweet and patient personality. Unfortunately, he could not be kept because he pees if he is kept indoors exclusively. Different litters, foods and homes have been tried but the bottom line seems to be he is an outdoor cat. We took him into our yard and greenhouse space which was great for awhile. He is a good mouser, very chatty and a warm greeter for someone’s barn or greenhouse. He doesn’t seem to pee inside if he has access to the outside when he wants it. He is very lovable and easy to bond with. The only reason we can’t keep him is that he beats up the neighbor’s declawed outdoor cat and marks around her house. He is a tomcat kind of boy, and he needs an outdoor space to call home.

Thumper is 4, she's shy, super lovey. I got her from craigslist when she was 8 weeks-was a runt so she is timid around other pets. Loves to play, gets hyper and will play by herself on a cat tree. She loves following me around the house and helping me with things, loves opening all cabinets. She enjoys talking to me and with me. Needs to be an only pet, not sure how she would do with kids (I think over time she would be fine with kids). No concerns medically. Needs more attention than I am currently able to give her. There have been problems with her and my other cats (her brother plays too aggressively, they compete for my attention). When things are going well she has no problems and is why I've struggled with rehoming her in the past but I believe it would be best if she was somewhere as an only pet. She is used to using a Litter Robot and regular box.

We have had Diogo for nearly a year after adopting him from PetSmart, where he was estimated to be about 4 years old. He was described as being good with cats and dogs. While he does well with dogs, living with our two female cats has been challenging despite careful introductions and nearly a year of effort. Over the past six weeks, his behavior toward one of our cats, Panda, escalated to the point of injury, requiring two emergency vet visits. Our other cat, Fern, has also experienced significant stress since his arrival. This decision was not made lightly. We love Diogo dearly and have tried very hard to make things work. He is an incredibly affectionate, sweet boy who loves cuddling on your chest and purring. He is chatty around mealtime and enjoys climbing trees, watching birds, and chasing bugs. We believe he would thrive as an only cat in a home where he can receive plenty of love and attention. We would also love a household that will continue to spoil him with wet food.