Tabby kittens & cats in Yakima, Washington

Kitty Cat Lucy was adopted 3 years ago. From my understanding, her previous owner was placed in a living facility and people just visited and threw food to her. She wasn’t very well socialized. I adopted her and while she had some skidding moments, it was too bad until recently. She has attached me twice, once on my arm and once on my face. I was sleeping Sunday when she attacked my face so not sure what happened. But I can no longer keep her. She loves laser lights and bird toys. She can be playful and loving one minute and mean the next. But I think if she had a stable house (we’ve moved twice) and an owner who can guarantee no other animals, she’d be okay.

Kitty Cat Lucy was adopted 3 years ago. From my understanding, her previous owner was placed in a living facility and people just visited and threw food to her. She wasn’t very well socialized. I adopted her and while she had some skidding moments, it was too bad until recently. She has attached me twice, once on my arm and once on my face. I was sleeping Sunday when she attacked my face so not sure what happened. But I can no longer keep her. She loves laser lights and bird toys. She can be playful and loving one minute and mean the next. But I think if she had a stable house (we’ve moved twice) and an owner who can guarantee no other animals, she’d be okay.

Tabitha is a sweet girl. She was one of the most shy and anxious cats we've ever had, but now she comes up to play or receive pets whenever she sees us. She is used to being around other cats and is getting more social with people. She loves to play with her feather or with her balls or toy mice when she is alone. She is vaccinated and litterbox trained. She comes with a kennel, a bed, a litter box, toys, a water bowel, and a flea & tick treatment. She has no rehoming fees.

Meet Kimiko!Kimiko is a 5-year-old female calico (Domestic Medium Hair) who was found as a stray in the city of Yakima. She’s still feeling a bit unsure with all the activity at the adoption center, but she has been gentle and easy to handle with YHS staff.Kimiko isn’t currently seeking out attention and prefers having a quiet place to observe from a safe distance. In a home environment, she will likely hide for a little while as she acclimates and would truly benefit from having a designated safe space where she can settle in at her own pace.Because she’s a sensitive soul, Kimiko would do best in a calm home without small, active children. With patience, understanding, and time, this sweet girl has the potential to blossom into a loving companion for someone who will let her move at her own comfort level.This pet is available for adoption at the Yakima Humane Society adoption center. If you recognize this animal, please contact the adoption center at 509-457-6854.Ready to adopt? Great news—our spayed/neutered pets are available to go home the same day! You can visit us in person, give us a call, or apply online—whatever works best for you. Your adoption fee includes: A lovable new companion, spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations + deworming, flea/tick treatment, rabies vaccine (for pets 3–4 months and older), and microchip with nationwide registration.For online adoptions please fill out our quick adoption questionnaire here: https://yakimahumane.org/adopt/apply/Questions? We’d love to hear from you! Email us at adoption@yakimahumane.org, call us, or just stop by.Let’s help you meet your new best friend!

Meet Orlando! Orlando is a 2.5-month-old male Domestic Shorthair kitten and a very handsome ginger tabby with a charming personality to match. He and his siblings were born as strays but were welcomed into a kind home where they were cared for until they were old enough for adoption.Orlando is a sweet, playful boy who especially loves hanging out on his cat tree, where he can climb, lounge, and watch the world go by. He enjoys playtime and is just as happy soaking up affection and cuddles when things slow down.Orlando is neutered and ready to go home today. Come meet this adorable orange guy in our catio—he can’t wait to meet you!Ready to adopt? Great news—our spayed/neutered pets are available to go home the same day! You can visit us in person, give us a call, or apply online—whatever works best for you. Your adoption fee includes: A lovable new companion, spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations + deworming, flea/tick treatment, rabies vaccine (for pets 3–4 months and older), and microchip with nationwide registration.For online adoptions please fill out our quick adoption questionnaire here: https://yakimahumane.org/adopt/apply/Questions? We’d love to hear from you! Email us at adoption@yakimahumane.org, call us, or just stop by.Let’s help you meet your new best friend!

Cats-the most effective, affordable and environmentally friendly pest control method!The barn cat, also known as a feral cat, is a domestic cat, usually of mixed breed, that lives primarily out-of-doors, in a feral or semi-feral condition on agricultural properties, usually sheltering in outbuildings.Individuals interested in adopting barn cats must be able to provide the cats with shelter, food, water, and vet care. Barns, outbuildings, factories, and warehouses are all considered suitable shelters for the cats.All barn cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated against rabies, and ear-tipped.If you are interested in adopting a barn cat please fill out the adoption questionnaire and a member of the adoption center team will contact you!*cats pictured are not available*