Havana Brown kittens & cats in Port Angeles, Washington

Ginger was originally adopted by a family living in a rural area, Because she spent a good deal of her time outside, Ginger's diet wasn’t able to be well controlled, so she gained weight. By the time she reached 22 pounds, she was well on her way to having health issues. Her family could not provide the level of care she needed and wanted the best for her, so in mid-February they brought her to Safe Haven where she could get the help she needed. Ginger is on a special, managed diet, and she has made good progress towards getting down to a more appropriate weight.  She's a friendly cat, and likes attention.  If you’d like to give us a call and stop by and spend some time with our pretty Ginger, we are sure she would appreciate that!

BONDED WITH BROTHER, TUCKER Sprockett and Tucker are two almost identical brothers who were adopted from us as kittens in 2011. They grew into very large, handsome cats, and have had a great life together. Sadly, their human dad passed away recently, and their mom had to give up her home and move in with family. Unfortunately, there was no room for the cats. Their mom was heartbroken to lose her “boys” - she said they were the sweetest cats she’d ever had. While they initially grieved the loss of their people, they have now adjusted. They are, and always have been, kind, gentle giants! These friendly, personable felines are very attached to each other. Although they have their own spaces, most of the time visitors will find them stretched out together, especially when the weather cooperates and their catio is nice and warm.

BONDED WITH BROTHER, SPROCKETT Sprockett and Tucker are two almost identical brothers who were adopted from us as kittens in 2011. They grew into very large, handsome cats, and have had a great life together. Sadly, their human dad passed away recently, and their mom had to give up her home and move in with family. Unfortunately, there was no room for the cats. Their mom was heartbroken to lose her “boys” - she said they were the sweetest cats she’d ever had. While they initially grieved the loss of their people, they have now adjusted. They are, and always have been, kind, gentle giants! These friendly, personable felines are very attached to each other. Although they have their own spaces, most of the time visitors will find them stretched out together, especially when the weather cooperates and their catio is nice and warm. Tucker will need to continue his supplement for arthritis in his adoptive home.