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Recently Adopted CatsThis page shows some of the cats we have recently placed. We have a constantly changing collection of cats looking for good homes and sometimes a match won't work out. Also, for our friends who like to follow cats on our site, we hope to let you know what kind of home they have each gone to. You can also visit with some of our former foster cats and read their success stories. Even if your perfect cat is in our adopted group, you can fill out our I'm Interested form or call our cat coordinator at 503-284-8768 to find out what cats that might not be on the site yet. Some of our cats have YouTube videos where you can see them in action: |
Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Duncan
Imagine opening your door one morning to find a cat carrier on your doorstep. Then you look inside and see . . . Duncan! We don't know who or what brought him to that particular house, but they had no room for more cats. So, after being bounced around to a few other places where he wasn't totally welcome, a Good Samaritan stepped in and asked us to help find Duncan the perfect, permanent home. The first place we took him was to the vet, who determined that Duncan was born in March of 2009. We always take time to get to know our rescued cats, to see what “features” and “bugs” are included in their personalities, and to let them settle in and get comfortable in our foster homes. With Duncan, that took about five minutes. He is as sweet as he is gorgeous. Other than the vacuum cleaner, nothing seems to bother him. He loves everything and everybody, including the foster cat he shares quarters with. After seeing the two of them together, it is clear that Duncan would like to go to a home where he can have a cat buddy. Duncan is easygoing, playful, affectionate, and very low-maintenance. We don't know how he gets along with dogs or young children, but we suspect with the proper introduction, he would do fine. Although Duncan obviously has some Siamese or other exotic genes in his background (look at those blue eyes!), you'd never know it by his personality. He's not vocal, and he's not very agile or acrobatic; in fact, he's a bit of a klutz. Ok, he's a total klutz. Also, he doesn't have that Siamese trait of trying to get into and onto everything in the house. He's pretty happy just to play with his toys on the floor, then have a nice cuddle on the couch. He does love to climb up the cat tree and sit in the window, happily observing the big world outside. Duncan loves being combed and brushed, he's quite agreeable about having his nails trimmed, and he has perfect litter box habits. He has a good appetite, in fact he tends to like his chow a little too much, so he needs a family who will monitor his intake and make sure he gets some active play every day. |
Mezza
Mezza is a lovely and sweet 9-year-old who is very people-oriented. With those blue eyes she is part-Siamese, and we're guessing she's got Maine Coon in her as well (look at that lush coat)! She has a great purr and carries herself like the queen she considers herself to be. She has beautiful blue eyes and a gorgeous chocolate-cinnamon coat. She sheds very little but loves to be brushed. One of Mezza's favorite games is to attack the toilet paper, unrolling her adversary as she plays. Given other cat toys, Mezza is usually happy to play constructively, rather than destroying your toilet paper. She is a bit of a cuddlebug and loves to lay lap-side for pets and love, but prefers to arrive there under her own steam. Mezza has a lovely combination of sweetness and playfulness. She has lived with (and is great with) children and other cats. We don't know if she's been dog-tested, but suspect that she would do well after a short adjustment period. |
Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Sheba
Sheba is very affectionate, with a laid back attitude common to black cats. She is approximately seven or eight years old - old enough to have good manners, but young enough to be playful and entertaining. We estimate that Sheba was born sometime in 2001, but she is still quite the playful girl. Sheba’s current favorite game is hide-and-seek behind a curtain, calling until her foster mom “finds” her and then rolling over for a vigorous tummy rub. She is a total lap cat. Also, Sheba loves food and needs a person who can regulate her diet and withstand her “puppy dog eyes.” She has a chirpy meow, which she uses often to let you know when she’s ready to play, when she’s hungry, or when she just wishes you’d sit down so she can climb on your lap. She is both inquisitive and exploratory, and adaptable enough to make herself at home just about anywhere. Her favorite toys include anything on a string and a laser light, and she is currently on a strict exercise regimen that includes daily weight lifting (carrying around her favorite toy) and running (after the pretty red dot). Sheba does not get upset easily, and has a very sassy and confident personality. She prefers to be an “only child,” and isn’t particularly interested in sharing her people with other cats as they take away from her attention time, She is not easily ruffled, though, and we suspect she would do just fine with dogs. |
Ben & Squeaky
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Tener
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Rosie and Spencer
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Tabitha & Dusty
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Colette
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Piper
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Ross, Heather, Roo, & Sheldon
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Scottie
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
EsmeMeet Esme...if you are looking for an affectionate cat who gets along well with children, dogs, and other cats, Esme may be the cat for you. Esme came to us as a young mother with kittens. After
being a good Mom and raising her family well, she is ready
for a home of her own and enjoying her own kittenhood a little later in life. Esme is a very distinguished and classy cat. She is young, active, engaged, busy, and affectionate. She is not a lap cat exactly, because she’s often too busy to sit down and relax in a lap. She so loves people that she finds it a waste to sleep on them—far better to snuggle or play now when she can sleep later. Esme antics are varied: she’ll toy with her foster mom’s pencil as she’s writing, is a champion soccer player, and carries her favorite objects around the house in order to have them close at hand when playtime arrives. Currently, her favorite object is a large plastic watch that she takes everywhere with her. She enjoys chasing shadows, playing with fuzzy mice, and of course a good nap. Esme is quite confident around other animals; she's a bit of a “close talker” and doesn't give other animals much personal space. She is not aggressive or antagonistic, but desperately wants to be everyone's best friend. |
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Larry & Curly SueThis duo was part of a trio of “stooges” that were rescued together. Although they are closely bonded, it is doubtful they are from the same litter. They were skinny and had severe upper respiratory infections when they were first rescued, but have emerged strong, happy kittens. Because of their history with respiratory infections, it is important that these kitties stay indoors and be kept up to date on their vaccines as they continue to grow.
Curly Sue is a tiny little girl and is likely younger than Larry; we estimate that she was born in July. She is very dainty, and looks every bit the girl with her gorgeous medium-length coat and pretty blue eyes. She loves to cuddle but also manages to hold her own with her rough and tumble brothers, chasing toys and playing with the cat dancer. Very much a purr-head, she sticks close to her people whenever she wants to be cuddled and petted. She is highly social with other cats, and will do best in a home with one or both of her brothers, or another friendly cat to pal around with. Interestingly enough, Curly doesn’t have any eardrums. The lack of eardrums doesn’t cause her any problems, though, and she can still hear just fine. She is an active (but still delicate) princess. |
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Lily
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
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Arnie
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
Toffee
Toffee is a 9 year-old calico who loves to nap and curl up with you. She has a beautiful long-haired coat and is fastidious about maintaining it! Toffee likes to chase string and hunt her little white mouse toy. Interestingly enough, after catching her toys, she likes to flop down and contemplate the situation; she is a very smart cat. Toffee enjoys being with people, and her favorite activity is lying on top of a willing tummy or chest, acting as a lovely calico blanket. Toffee has a very calm manner but is definitely her own girl and dances to her own beat. She will make someone a great companion, but children might not care for her independent nature. She is a cat who knows that she is a cat! Toffee enjoys her meals but, enviably, manages to keep her girlish figure. Catnip is a favorite snack. Above all, she will be a wonderfully affectionate and well-behaved companion! |
GringoWhen Gringo was first noticed hanging out on the front porch of his foster home, we thought he was feral. It took a couple of months before we could touch him, but once he began to trust us, it quickly became apparent that he once had a home. After being brought inside to live, there was no turning
back for Gringo. He made it very clear that he These days, everyone is Gringo's friend - whether they be human or feline. He loves to be picked up and held, and will lie happily in your arms while looking into your eyes as if he is saying how much he adores you. |
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Alex, Ben, & Seth
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Even if you don't see the perfect cat for you in this list, you can start the adoption process by filling out our I'm Interested form or calling 503-284-8768 to find out about cats that haven't been listed here yet. |
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