Tabby kittens & cats in Tumwater, Washington

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.

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

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.

Arora is a very timid loving young cat, she loves her sleep. She is always looking for pets, loves headbutts and alone time with her owner. She needs a warm hearted person to give her a chance she deserves.

Russel is the sweetest boy. He’s 9 years old. I really don’t want to get rid of him but he is not enjoying having other animals in the house. He loves snuggles and is very active and playful for being 9 years old. Loves getting pets and snuggles. I want him to go to a good home that will treat him like the good boy he is.

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.

Milo is about a year and a half. She’s clingy but a little feisty. She is introverted, so she gets along with strangers very well. I am looking for a home that can keep her healthy, loved, and well cared for. She also has a sister named Mimi.

I am making the difficult decision to rehome my beloved adult cat since having a baby. I have not been able to properly provide her the love and care that she deserves and would love to see her united with someone who is looking for a cuddly companion in a single-pet home. I rescued Muse from a shelter in Thurston County when she was about one year old in 2019. There was not a lot of information given other than they found her wondering. I got her when I was living alone in an apartment and she was happiest when it was just me and her. When I moved in with my now husband, she did take a while to warm up but now she will happily sit on his lap. When I was pregnant, Muse did not leave my side. After having the baby for a year and a half, her needs have become second. Both my husband and I work full time and all of our energy now goes towards our daughter and Muse often gets left behind. I am hoping to find someone who will love her and keep her company in her later years.

Wilbur is a small, thin cat of 11 years who still acts like a kitten much of the time. Wilbur is not a layabout. He's often up walking around exploring, and certainly enjoys zooming around the house for no apparent reason. Wilbur has only lived with adults, but has never been trouble around children. Wilbur knows the word "no" but doesn't tend to get into any trouble. Wilbur is on dry food to prevent urinary stones. The food works well. It's easy to get from the online pet supply stores or your vet. Wilbur has only ever been an inside cat. Wilbur has never had a problem getting to know new animals. At the vet, although annoyed, Wilbur is very calm and easy to handle and doesn't give the staff any trouble.