Ragdoll kittens & cats in Orting, Washington

Meet social and playful, happy and healthy baby Allistair! Allistair is a 10-week-old kitten who was rescued with his siblings along with mom in Graham. Handsome Allistair’s 3 siblings have all been adopted and Allistair doesn’t want to be left behind. Now it’s Allistair’s turn to find his forever family and home. Allistair loves people and other cats and even dogs. He loves to play and likes being held and being around his people. He is an awesome companion and super house buddy. He will soak up all the love and cuddles you have to offer. Super sweet and smart Allistair weighs about 3lbs currently, but we expect him to be a medium sized cat (7-10lbs) when full grown. This cooperative kitty will also do well with children- making him the perfect cat companion for your entire clan. Based on Allistair’s looks and personality he appears to be a mix of Shorthair and Ragdoll. He is curious, fun, friendly and is so super brave! Allistair would love a home with an older cat or another kitten as a play partner. Foster mom Lisa's home has dogs and other cats and multiple people and Allistair has had good socialization with them all. Allistair loves to play, is super lovable and affectionate. He is litter box trained, vaccinated and has had flea and de-worming treatment. To meet Allistair and complete an adoption application, please email Lisa at birdz4lifeduh@gmail.com and please include your phone number. Allistair can’t wait for his loving and fun forever family!

Edgar found me. I am certain he was abandoned when someone moved. I befriended him and gave him a home. Unfortunately, he has a jaw injury and now a leg injury and is FIV positive. The jaw injury is old and he manages just fine with it. Per vet, his front elbow joint was dislocated and they were unable to set it (I had 2 vets try). Because it was dislocated and not broken, it won't necessarily require major surgery or amputation. He is now putting weight on it when he was unable to a few weeks ago and he is running around and enjoying his life in spite of it. Unfortunately, it does mean he needs to be an indoor cat now. Though he would love a catio. I take him for walks in my backyard but never leave him outside alone now. He is so sweet and is one of those cats who bonds deeply with its owner. So deserving of awesomeness and will give it right back.

We rescued Bella from the Kitsap Humane Society in 2014, she was found out in the woods as a kitten. She is a great cat, a little skiddish around loud noises, but loves love. We got a small dog in 2017 and they became fast friends, but when the dog got sick and lost both eyes, Bella started attacking the dog. This is causing a lot of stress and other health issues for the dog. Bella still loves to play, is a good nap buddy and a vicious spider killer (as well as a couple mice that did sneak into our house). Bella is best as an only animal. She needs all the attention - she is the definition of a “princess” and totally worth it. We just can’t keep her in the same house as our disabled dog.

Gizmo (and his brother Winston) were both bought from Aden Cattery a reputable Ragdoll breeder. Gizmo is not a lap cat but loves affection on the ground. He will follow you from room to room and likes to lay next to you but does not like being held. Would do better in a smaller home with an experienced cat owner. Ideally he could be adopted with his brother Winston. Winston is more of a cuddler (on his own terms) but also does not like being picked up/held.

Should be adopted with his brother Gizmo. Friendly Ragdoll but does not like being picked up. Will come and cuddle on his own terms and is very affection but will not tolerate being picked up/held. Has all his teeth pulled (like his brother Gizmo) Would do better in a smaller home with an experienced cat owner with no kids.

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