Start your day off right by browsing through fluffy felines near you! There are dozens of kittens up for adoption right here in Portland.
Hoodline partnered with Petfinder, an online adoption site that lists “more than 315,000 adoptable pets from nearly 14,000 animal shelters and rescue groups" to bring you this roundup of kittens near you.
(Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.)
Leo, tabby mix
Leo is an adorable male tabby kitten currently housed at Northwest Animal Companions.
Leo loves other cats. He's already house-trained. His vaccinations are up to date.
Notes from Leo's caretakers:
Leo is about two months old. He is curious, and his favorite thing to do is play. He loves exploring new places and is always finding ways to play.
Read more about Leo on Petfinder.
Cleo, Siamese and tabby mix
Cleo is a female Siamese and tabby kitten being cared for at Northwest Animal Companions.
Cleo is a social animal — she loves other cats. Cleo has been vaccinated. She's already house-trained.
Notes from Cleo's caretakers:
Cleo is also about two months old. She is an adorable little princess with very soft fur. She loves attention and will follow you around. She loves cuddling up against you and being pet.
Read more about Cleo on Petfinder.
Willow, domestic longhair and Maine coon mix
Willow is a sweet female domestic longhair and Maine coon kitten staying at Northwest Animal Companions.
Willow is a social butterfly — she loves children, cats or dogs. She's already house-trained. She already has all of her shots.
Here's what Willow's friends at Northwest Animal Companions think of her:
Tody (male) and Willow (female) are a bonded brother and sister duo looking for a home. These gorgeous kittens are an absolute joy to have around and will keep you entertained for hours on end. They have great manners, are very social and sweet and love to cuddle after tiring themselves out. They’ve been raised in a foster home with a respectful dog whom they enjoy, and they would also do well with other cats after a slow introduction. They will require some regular brushing of their beautiful coats.
Read more about how to adopt Willow on Petfinder.
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