CAT’s mission is to work with our community to save the lives of homeless, sick and injured cats and kittens by offering shelter, adoption, foster, hospice, and veterinary services to end needless feline euthanasia in our community.
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Thanks to two young CAT volunteers, Girl Scouts Hannah Mortensen and Bailey Powe, a handsome lynx point named Demitri had a very happy ending to his search for a new… READ MORE
Feline immunodeficiency virus attacks and weakens the immune system, making cats more susceptible to infections and diseases. There is no cure for FIV. Fortunately, few cats in this country carry… READ MORE
On January 30, at approximately 11 am, Executive Director Aaron Asmus drew the winner of CAT’s annual Big Screen TV Raffle.
CAT sold 550 tickets for 42 inch HDTV… READ MORE
Some of the Cat Adoption Team’s felines watched the NFL playoffs with great interest. These catty fans were cat calling across the shelter as teams fell by the wayside after… READ MORE
No one knows what events caused this sweet-tempered cat to seek shelter under the hood of a Portland car one day in April 2009. After the rescuer realized his engine… READ MORE
With so many opinions about black cats, it must not be easy to be one. So many bad luck myths to debunk and some outrageous good luck theories to live… READ MORE
Eleven years ago, a self-confirmed “dog person” found a soft spot in his heart for an elderly cat and went on to found the Cat Adoption Team (CAT). Since then,… READ MORE
CAT hosted a Hawaiian Luau themed celebration for its volunteers on Sunday, August 30, to thank them all for the hard work and loving devotion they each give to the… READ MORE
CAT is pleased to announce its 20,000th adoption.
Little Allure, a 10-week old adorable female kitten, was No. 20,000!
She found her way into the heart of Carol Snider, of… READ MORE
Meet Kleinfelter, a very rare cat indeed. You see, Kleinfelter is a male tortoiseshell – a coloration almost exclusively female. About 1 in every 3,000 tortoiseshells or calico cats is… READ MORE
Cat Adoption Team felines decide to determine what team will win the 43rd annual Super Bowl. Sir Thomas, Tanner, Fudgecicle, and Shamika used their superior predictive powers to choose the… READ MORE
Orange tabby, brown tabby, silver tabby, grey, white, black, black and white, calico, tortoiseshell…there are so many to choose from!
Any adopter who spends even a few minutes at… READ MORE
GOOD NEWS! Cats are living longer. Advances in nutrition, health care, and owner nurturing are moving the life expectancy from 3 to 8 years in 1930 to a long 15… READ MORE
Feeding Cats to Keep them with the Family
The cat food bank is designed to help financially needy cat owners keep their furry friends. On the first Sunday of… READ MORE
CAT and Washington County Animal Services Team Up to Provide Supplies to Pet Owners of Flood Ravaged Vernonia - December 2007
Responding to a request from the American Red Cross,… READ MORE
Fourteen feline refugees from Lebanon’s capital city arrived in Portland on Monday, January 21, 2008, as part of an international adoption collaboration spearheaded by the Pixie Project. Five of the… READ MORE
Animal Welfare Organizations of Portland Unite with Goal to End Euthanasia of Shelter Animals
Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP)
Emphasizing the importance of spay/neutering as a solution to… READ MORE
Thank you for a great first ten years!
Hundreds of CAT supporters and friends joined in the 10th Anniversary celebration on Saturday, May 10, 2008—enjoying the excitement of finding… READ MORE
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