Tabby kittens & cats in Salem, Oregon

My mom raised from a kitten. One owner cat. Very sweet. My mom is going into care facility and cannot take Sheba. Can provide cat towers toys littler box food and treats.

Hello, I'm Zena. I've been staying at a cat boarding hotel since my mom died on hospice, and it's really getting me down. I had a wonderful life before, was in my first family's home for 4 years, and then the last 5 I moved to their grandma's house, where I was the only cat, and loved to cuddle and purr and play all day long. I enjoyed rolling my toy balls and watching the world outside my window from the cat tree. I know I could make someone a great companion, and I would be so grateful to be in a loving home again.

I am the third owner. My friend went to Hawaii. She couldn't take the cat with her. And asked me to look after her. I've been looking after her for six months now. And I developed an allergy to the cat. We discussed it and decided to give cat away. Because a friend moved away for a long time. And I can't look after the cat anymore. The cat is 7 years old. But she is very cool. Loves to play and run. Well-mannered, doesn't climb on tables. Doesn't wake me up in the morning to eat. Doesn't ruin furniture.I'll give away all her things.

Tiny Tim is an energetic but very sweet 12-week-old tabby male. He has a brother Kris Kringle and they are play and cuddle buddies. Both kittens are friendly and social. These sweet energetic boys need a home for the holidays. They can be adopted together or into a home with another cat or kitten. Both are fully vaccinated and neutered. For more information or meet them, text or call 503-586-6176.

Kris Kringle and his brother Tim are 12-week-old siblings who are very sweet, playful and snugglers. They would be great adopted together or fine with another cat or kitten. Both have been fully vaccinated and neutered. They are both social and friendly. If you want more information or to meet Kris or Tim, please text/call 503-586-6176.

We think Penn was born around 2017. This chill, handsome dude is Penn. He’s a chonky (ahem! muscular!) boy whose best friend is Sally. These bonded pals must be adopted together. Penn’s interests include catnip, vibing with his girl Sally, endless chin scritches, contemplating the meaning of life, and treats. If you’re looking for a low maintenance, easy companion, look no further. Penn is ready to fill that role. Full disclosure: Penn needs to lose a few pounds. He hopes his new family can help him achieve his health goal. Although they can’t go to a home with dogs, Penn and Sally do well with other cats and might enjoy gentle, respectful children. What are you waiting for? Ask to meet these sweethearts today. We were notified by a good Samaritan that Sally & Penn were left behind when their owners were evicted. Our hearts went out to these senior kitties. We did have these two fully vetted - they even had a full dental. They tested negative on their FIV/FELV tests. What do you say? Are you ready to welcome these loving cats into your home? Fill out that application today. As it states below, application required and we do deliver kitties to their new homes. We do everything we can do to find purrfect homes for our kitties. $100 adoption fee. Hardest part of rescue is: - Not being able to save every cat. - Finding excellent homes for our rescues. Silverton Cat Rescue is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. In order to make sure cats under our care go to the safest and most compatible homes we require adoptees to fill out our Rescue’s application and accept a home visit. Please fill out an application, https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SIL/Cat or email us at silvertonrescue@gmail.com for more information. We do not have a shelter. All our rescues are in foster homes. The adoption fee insures that all cats coming into your care will be delivered altered (spayed/neutered), microchipped, vaccinated for FVRCP (feline distemper), dewormed, and have been treated for fleas.

She loves to give hugs. Very affectionate cat. Son is going off to college and cat is alone a lot because of his schedule. Vea has had some peeing issues which we think is related to being left alone.

Jack is literally the smartest cat I’ve ever had. He’s just very alpha. I got him for my elderly cat, but my elderly cat has cancer now. Jack is mean to him unprovoked sometimes. He’s locked in a room all day because I don’t want him hurting the other cat. That’s no life for a cat. He’s a really good cat except for this issue. I just think he would be best in a household where he’s only cat. Plus, I just think he needs somebody that can spend more time with him. Play with him. He has a lot of pent-up energy. I spend a lot of time away from home. He loves being held, he loves being tucked in. He loves covers. He loves watching TV if it’s an animal show. He will literally watch TV with you. He’ll use any kind of litter box. He’s a really good boy. It breaks my heart that I have to give him away. But I have no choice. My 20 year old friend needs peace right now. He needs to be able to spend what are the last of his days stress-free. High energy kids seem to stress him out too. 100%indoors

I am fostering these two boys for a co-worker who had to move out of state, Roy (tabby) and (Marth) black cat are two brothers are very sweet and love to be with their owner and receive many pets/cuddles. Roy can be vocal and likes to be near while Marth is more quiet but likes to actually sit in your lap and lay on your chest. They are very mellow and sweet easy going cats. The are about 1 year and 6 months old and I do have medical paperwork for them both. I already have my own cat and my apartment has a limit of two and I also do not have the finances to take care of more than 1 cat regardless

Willow is a very curios cat who loves exploring and water! If I leave my faucet on I’ll watch her bat the water my husband and I find it intriguing. She’s easy to get along with and barely ever makes much noise. She’s super sweet and loves attention. The perfect home would be one with a lot of property for her to explore but that’s not necessary, she would have a blast just on a leash and around the block.

I have 2 male cats that need rehoming. Tigger is 5 years old (tabby) and Ace is 4 years old (black). Both are very sweet, loving, cuddly cats. Both of them have been around dogs and other cats before. Neither of them like dogs, both get very scared. Good around other cats.