If you’re a cat person, you’re in the right place.
Whether you're here to adopt, volunteer, or find out more about our services, CAT can help.
Portland’s Cat Adoption Team (CAT) is the largest cat shelter in the Pacific Northwest. We offer adoption, foster care, and veterinary services to homeless cats and kittens.
Take a peek at our latest cats up for adoption. Our experienced adoption counselors will help you choose a cat likely to be a good fit for your family.
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See cats and kittens currently available for adoption from our shelter, foster homes, and offsite adoption centers.
CAT's foster volunteers care for over 1,000 cats and kittens each year. Check out the list of foster families on social media!
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Get Involved at CAT
Join CAT as a volunteer, donor, or foster family and help save lives with your time, love, cash donation, supplies. Your worthwhile support and contribution to CAT gives our precious cats a fresh start, essential vet care, and a chance to find loving homes.
Together, we can help homeless cats land on their feet and live happy, healthy lives.
Enjoying the Holidays with your Pets
Happy Holidays! No matter your family’s rituals, this time of year is full of celebrations and gatherings that often center around unique and delicious meals,
It takes a village: PAW Team and Cat Adoption Team Collaborate
A PAW Team client reached out for help for his beloved cat Boots, who was reportedly struggling with an upper respiratory infection and crusted, goopy
We’re in Give!Guide 2024
It’s on! CAT is thrilled to be part of Willamette Week’s Give!Guide this year. This annual campaign highlights 250+ outstanding nonprofits making a real difference
Your support saves local cats like Studebaker
Every cat has a story. Studebaker’s is one of trust, resilience, and collaboration. This big, tough-looking cat was found outdoors with an injured tail. His
