Abyssinian kittens & cats in Everett, Washington

The owner of this cat had a stroke and requires assisted living going forward. I am moving him out of his apartment at the Traditions in Federal Way on May 3rd, where the cat currently resides. He is house trained but very skittish. I have only seen the cat once, as she hides under the bed when I visit.

I've had Junior since he was a baby from the litter. His mother had a litter and he was one I chose to keep. He is about 3 1/2 years old, The mother is a pure bred Siamese and the father was a short hair domestic. Junior loves his food and to be able rest and enjoys the outdoors if he can. But mostly a very sweet boy who just needs someone to care for him. He's never been aggressive or have had any negative behaviors. I would keep him but my living situation will be changing which won't allow me to keep him anymore. He's currently on a Smalls food diet. Eats just about anything if you give it to him really but hes athletic and strong. Still in tact but I will be having him neutered soon.

The Tuna Report:Tuna is a professional super-flopper who proudly performs the famous “Tuna Roll,” dramatically flopping and rolling to request pets on demand. He’s sweet, quietly chatty, and full of goofy zoom-energy that keeps things entertaining. He loves springs, window watching, blanket tunnels, and absolutely anything that smells like fish.He does best with a cozy hidey-hole to retreat to, especially while settling in, and adopters should know he’s an enthusiastic door-dasher with big escape-artist ambitions. He’s not a fan of being picked up, and he’s been known to run right in front of your feet like a tiny traffic cone on legs. He’s also a long boy with long-boy needs, including an XXL litter box for his… impressive bathroom habits.Tuna has a history of urinary blockage and will need to be on a prescription urinary diet which will likely be life long. Tuna also will need to be the only cat in the household.

Currently in Foster Care - Please Submit an Adoption Questionnaire at https://www.everettwa.gov/161/Adopt-a-PetBumble Bee is a sweet, talkative girl who settled into her foster home by day three and quickly established a positive routine. Her litter box habits are pristine, and she’s a very tidy cat overall.During the day, Bumble Bee prefers cozy hiding spots—on top of the fridge or tucked inside cabinets—but at night she comes out to socialize, cuddle, and chat. She’s quite vocal and loves one-on-one attention. She does not enjoy being held or carried and prefers a calm, quiet household over groups of people.She eats both wet and dry food. She enjoys all brands of dry kibble and especially loves the Costco salmon, turkey, and chicken wet food variety pack. She isn’t a fan of tuna and prefers her wet meals warmed up a bit.Bumble Bee isn’t very toy-motivated and doesn’t use a scratching post much, but she makes up for it with her charming personality. Her foster’s favorite things about her are her cleanliness, her talkative nature, and her sleep schedule—she’s fairly nocturnal, sleeping from about 8 AM to 6 PM, which makes her a great match for someone who works during the day.Her main quirk is her enthusiasm for human food. She will try to nibble through bread bags and crowds warm meals, so she’ll need a home where food can be kept safely out of reach.Bumble Bee is an ideal companion for a working professional who appreciates a quiet, independent cat during the day and a cuddly, chatty friend in the evenings.