American Shorthair kittens & cats in North Bend, Washington

My dear friend passed away recently, and while I have attempted to care for Tuxie in his absence, pet allergies and the needs of an elderly cat are beyond my current abilities. I am looking for a new, permanent home for Tuxie. Tuxie is a 13-year-old female cat with no claws. She's an American Shorthair bi-color, hence the name "Tuxie" as in Tuxedo Cat. She has one somewhat cloudy eye and otherwise seems rather healthy for her age. Very affectionate and will talk to you. She loves to be brushed and petted. She is house-trained, however she has had a wetting incident outside the box. This may be due to the stress of the new location and missing her owner. Included with adopting her, I have several toys, a self-cleaning litter box, a cat house, a water fountain, a brush, a dish, and some extra food I'm also looking to part with to a good home.

Fifi was born in June of 2015, so she is almost 9 years old. She is a very sweet girlie. She is playful and loves to be the boss of the house. Important to note: Fifi had an autoimmune disorder (hemolytic anemia) that popped out when she was about 4 years old. This is where her body attacks her red blood cells basically. She had to have a feeding tube in to survive, and still almost died. She was quite timid prior to this whole event, but after she made it through (and has not been sick since), she came back to normal after a few months, and lives life to the fullest! She owns whatever space she is in. This disease will hopefully remain in remission, but there is no guarantee. We feel safe adopting her out at this point since it has been in remission this long. She really deserves a loving home of her very own. She cannot have flea meds applied or have regular vaccines, so she must remain a fully indoor cat, without the exposure of other animals that go in and out that could allow for flea exposure. She can't come into contact with chemical bug sprays, even if they are pet safe (as this is one suspicion of what may have originally caused the disorder to pop out). She is beyond amazing and has such a personality that she is well worth the extra precautions! She does not always like to be picked up, she will kick her back legs sometimes, but she loves to lay by you and follow you around. She usually does not get along with other cats, but she does do well with one kitty she has been around for a long time-Sebastian, so we are listing them as a bonded pair... but they can go separately as well. She does ok with smaller, calm dogs, but not larger or more energetic ones. Fifi is spayed, but due to her auto immune disease cannot have other vaccines. Her adoption fee is $300.

I am writing to introduce Nene, a beautiful and playful domestic short hair cat that I adopted from Craigslist. She is almost 1 year old. Nene is a lovely feline companion who loves to play, cuddle, and explore her surroundings. Nene is an absolute delight to be around. She is always up for a game of chase, loves to curl up in laps, and enjoys snuggling up in cozy spots. Her curious nature and playful antics bring endless joy and laughter to those around her. Unfortunately, I discovered I have allergy to cats since she is my first cat. As much as I adore her, my allergies make it impossible for me to continue caring for her. I am looking for a family who will love Nene and keep her forever.

Ginger is a female ginger tabby cat who had been in our family for 7 years. She has grown up with her sister, but they are increasingly fighting. We’ve come to the conclusion that it would be better to separate them. She is a beautiful girl who likes to cuddle (on her terms of course). We think she’s be best in a home where she can be the center of attention, without other pets or kids. Or a with experienced cat lover.

I brought Franklin home from a friend of a friend who had a litter of kittens, and due to his living circumstances with that person (already separated from the mama cat), I took him home at 6 weeks old. I believe since he was so young, he grew separation anxiety as he was very attached to me and does not like to be alone. He is 4 years old now and I live alone and work full time, and he appears to be understimulated, bored, lonely, causing behavioral issues despite adopting a second cat while he was a kitten and trying my best to provide stimulating activities for the two while Im at work. He gets aggressive with the 2nd cat, and starts getting into things (eating garbage, plastic, etc) out of boredom. I believe he needs a home where people are more present. He is VERY cuddly and sweet, loves to lay on you and make biscuits and be by your side, really enjoys human companions. I just want him to be happy and healthy, and my heart aches realizing I just may not be the best fit for him.

I adopted this sweet girl in 12/2021. She’s been the sweetest cat, she’s shown patience with kids, and other cats. As much as I love her and want to keep her, I can’t. I am in the middle of a separation and my new living situation will not allow for her to be with me. Emma is up to date on all her shots, I clip her nails, bathe her and keep her up to date with flea treatments. I love her and just want to make sure she goes off to a loving home where she will be supported.