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.
CAT Thrift Store
CAT Thrift Store offers excellent prices on clothing, shoes, craft supplies, books, housewares, jewelry and accessories, and other amazing unique and vintage finds.
online adoption process
CAT is now offering online adoption services with contactless pick-up only. This new process helps keep our community safe while we continue to save lives.
CAT's foster homes care for close to 1,000 kittens each year! Check out the list of little ones available for adoption in foster care.
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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.
Trash or Treasure? CAT Thrift Store offers 7 tips to make donations better
May 27, 2021 — Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Many of us want to make the world a better, cleaner place. Thrift store donations are on the
Meet the People: Mary Chambers
Former wildlife biologist finds dream job working with foster volunteers and their animals Like many people in the animal welfare field, CAT’s foster coordinator Mary
Kitten Baby Shower
April showers bring… May kittens! “Kitten Season” has started early here in the Pacific Northwest. As we head into spring, Cat Adoption Team’s foster homes
Cats Displaced by Winter Storms in Texas to Find New Homes in Oregon
March 9, 2021 — Close to 30 homeless cats and kittens from Texas-area shelters are getting a second chance for adoption, thanks to a partnership
