Siamese kittens & cats in Eugene, Oregon

I’m available for adoption at Greenhill Humane Society and will be ready to go home once I get spayed/neutered! If you`re interested in adopting me, come out and meet me!Kittens need more attention and socialization during their first 6 months of life and adopters should plan to provide this type of care. We recommend adopting 2 kittens at a time to help with socialization!My adoption fee includes my spay/neuter, current vaccinations, permanent microchip identification, certificate for a free veterinary exam, post-adoption support and more!

Who are these cuties? They’re THAIPAW and LITTLE DOVE GRAYSON, a darling bonded pair of male Siamese-mix teenagers! Both boys are cream colored with pale gray tabby points and dark tails. They are very playful, fun, and enjoy interacting with all kinds of cat toys. Thaipaw and Little Dove Grayson are initially shy of new people and places and may take some time to feel safe. Thaipaw is a little braver than Little Dove Grayson and may be quicker to warm up. When they are confident in their surroundings, Thaipaw and Little Dove Grayson are affectionate and sweet and ready to explore! With gentle persistence, sweet talk, and love, these two little cuties will blossom into adoring companions and offer a lifetime of love and devotion for their new family! Thaipaw and Little Dove Grayson have been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, are negative for FeLV and FIV, and include a free wellness visit with our vet partners.  To meet Thaipaw and Little Dove Grayson in foster care, submit an adoption application for consideration at CatRescues.org/Adopt or a paper copy available at PetSmart. A volunteer will contact you within 3-5 business days for a possible meet and greet. The $280 adoption fee for the pair allows us to continue to provide care and find loving homes for abandoned and neglected cats in our Eugene/Springfield community. For more information, send an email to AdoptInfo@CatRescues.org or call 541-225-4955 option 1.  ID 2508-C0243 & 2508-C0242 THAIPAW and LITTLE DOVE GRAYSON DOB 4/11/2025 (est) MUST BE ADOPTED TOGETHER AS A BONDED PAIR LOVES OTHER CATS UNKNOWN WITH DOGS BEST WITH QUIET OLDER KIDS, OR ADULTSDecember 6, 2025, 3:57 pm

Who are these cuties? They’re LITTLE DOVE GRAYSON and THAIPAW, a darling bonded pair of male Siamese-mix teenagers! Both boys are cream colored with pale gray tabby points and dark tails. They are very playful, fun, and enjoy interacting with all kinds of cat toys. Thaipaw and Little Dove Grayson are initially shy of new people and places and may take some time to feel safe. Thaipaw is a little braver than Little Dove Grayson and may be quicker to warm up. When they are confident in their surroundings, Thaipaw and Little Dove Grayson are affectionate and sweet and ready to explore! With gentle persistence, sweet talk, and love, these two little cuties will blossom into adoring companions and offer a lifetime of love and devotion for their new family! Little Dove Grayson and Thaipaw have been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, are negative for FeLV and FIV, and include a free wellness visit with our vet partners.  To meet Grayson and Thaipaw in foster care, submit an adoption application for consideration at CatRescues.org/Adopt or a paper copy available at PetSmart. A volunteer will contact you within 3-5 business days for a possible meet and greet. The $280 adoption fee for the pair allows us to continue to provide care and find loving homes for abandoned and neglected cats in our Eugene/Springfield community. For more information, send an email to AdoptInfo@CatRescues.org or call 541-225-4955 option 1.  ID 2508-C0242 & 2508-C0243 LITTLE DOVE GRAYSON and THAIPAW DOB 4/11/2025 (est) MUST BE ADOPTED TOGETHER AS A BONDED PAIR LOVES OTHER CATS UNKNOWN WITH DOGS BEST WITH QUIET OLDER KIDS, OR ADULTSDecember 6, 2025, 3:57 pm

I’m available for adoption at Greenhill Humane Society and will be ready to go home once I get spayed/neutered! If you`re interested in adopting me, come out and meet me!Kittens need more attention and socialization during their first 6 months of life and adopters should plan to provide this type of care. We recommend adopting 2 kittens at a time to help with socialization!My adoption fee includes my spay/neuter, current vaccinations, permanent microchip identification, certificate for a free veterinary exam, post-adoption support and more!

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I rescued them and they are just stuck in my room every time due to where I am currently living. They don’t have any room to roam and just be cats which I feel guilty. They’re good with small dogs and are nice with the big ones but their big dogs aren’t fond yet to newer animals so they can’t be out of the room only at night when everyone is asleep. They eat wet and dry but love wet food the most only thing they tend to get diarrhea. I can’t afford vet visits when I plan to I just never have an enough to take care of both of them. They’re brothers! I just want them to find a home that they can feel safe and not always scared, be able to roam around without the guilts and getting into trouble if I let them out too long. Koda is a chatter so is Klaus but rarely, they’re re so curious with everything. Koda loves to cuddle by your side while Klaus lays on top of you. They’re super sweet and playful they just need a better home as much as it hurts me to say that they deserve better