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Meet the People: Naomi Leavitt
Since the Fall of 2020, Naomi Leavitt has fostered nearly 60 cats and kittens for Cat Adoption Team. While Naomi is primarily one of our amazing
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CAT Stories
Kitten Baby Shower: April 1-10, 2023
April showers bring… many kittens! “Kitten Season” is starting here in the Pacific Northwest. As we head into spring, Cat Adoption Team’s foster homes and
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Dania and Ernie’s Story: How a Cat and an Adopter Helped One Another Heal
— Guest post by CAT staff member Dania R. After losing a precious childhood friend to illness, my mood and outlook on life had plummeted.
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Meet the People: Brittany
Brittany joined Cat Adoption Team as hospital manager in May 2016. She’s been working in animal welfare for 13 years, and is just as passionate
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CATnap Week 2023: What you Need to Know
It’s “CATnap” time again at Cat Adoption Team. We’re taking an organization-wide weeklong break — here’s what you need to know. Taking care of our
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Plant Safety and Your Cat
There seems to be a surprising amount of crossover between cat-lovers and indoor gardeners. What is it about caring for and nurturing small, living things
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CAT’s commitment to diversity, equity & inclusion
(December 5, 2022) — CAT is focused on cats, but we also have a deep respect and appreciation for people. That’s why we are committed
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A Mellow Cat’s Medical Scare: Team Effort Saves a Life
Rollover Beethoven is a gentle giant with a winning personality. His excellent hugs and easygoing nature made him a fast favorite among staff and volunteers.
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Holiday Gift Guide for Cats & Cat Lovers
Want to support your favorite cause during the holiday season? Need to find a unique gift for the cat lover in your life? You can
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Meet the People: Michelle Unger
The printer who loves pets. Seventeen years ago, Michelle Unger came CAT to adopt a kitten. She met two all-black kittens who had come in
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Troubleshooting the Litter Box
Cats who live outdoors, such as community cats or feral cats, obviously don’t use a litter box. But it’s instinctual for cats to bury their
