Russian Blue kittens & cats in Salem, Oregon

He’s a very sweet cat and would do best as a solo pet

Ashley is my mom’s sweet cat and they have a very special bond. Unfortunately, my mother has Alzheimer’s and just turned 87 years old and fell and broke her hip last week. She will be moving into a foster home with increased care and they do not allow pets. So I need to find a new home for Ashley. Some basics: 10 year old female Front declawed Spayed Vaccines up to date Bloodwork done 9/3 Weight 17.5 lbs She is a beautiful cat! However, she is only used to being with my mom, so I’m unaware of how she would do in any other environment. Also, 100% indoors. We knew that we were going to have to rehome so we took her to the vet and updated her Vaccinations, etc., and ran bloodwork. I have a brand new litter box/scoop and food for her. As she has been so important to my mom, the most important thing is to provide her with a comparable, loving home. ❤️

My nephew adopted him at 5 weeks old. Kept up on his shots and he's super happy and healthy. Playful and fearless. Atticus is now about 12 to 14 weeks. My 8yo dog likes him but gets annoyed quickly. He stresses her out and he just want to play with her. He would do best in a home with another playful cat or a dog that wants to play with him. He will come will all his stuff. Cat trees and toys. Food. Litterbox. My nephew moved out and feel without him he stresses my dog out too much. I feel its unfair to leave him alone to play. 200 is firm given way more has been invested. He's had 2 sets of shot and has Insurance.. I just want him to be happy.

Hi there, I am posting this for my aunt who lives in Newberg. Annie is a very sweet cat but is energetic and would do better in a more active indoor/outdoor home. Here is the info from my aunt: A new home is needed for a beautiful gray cat, female, 4 years old. Her current name is Annie. She's been spayed and can come with all her things if wanted (cat carrier, two climbing/scratching trees, tunnel, toys). She's had experience being an inside/outside cat, but her current situation doesn't allow cats to go outside. It is hopeful a new home can be found where Annie can be an inside/outside cat again and hopefully be more content. Or perhaps be an inside only cat with an owner who is willing to work harder to keep her entertained so her energy has somewhere to go! She has a great purr, and likes to be where the action is or to create her own action (until she's ready to nap). She's been around children and is fine with them if they don't tease her too much. Not good with dogs.