News & Articles
Everything you want to know about what’s going on at CAT. From the latest news to articles about cat issues, you’ll find it all here!
How to Prepare for a Kitten
Ready for a fuzzy baby? Adopting a new kitten is fun and exciting. But before you bring home your furry little bundle of joy, you’ll
Fireworks Prove Hazardous for Pets: Cat Adoption Team Implores Pet Owners to Act with Care
Sherwood, OR (Monday, July 1, 2019) – As residents begin planning their Fourth of July celebrations, Cat Adoption Team is putting out a plea asking
7 Reasons to Adopt an Adult Cat
Thinking about adding a feline to your family? Adult cats have some awesome advantages, even though there’s no denying the draw of a kitten. In
Adopted Kitten Lizzy Becomes Instagram Superstar Known as OwlKitty
Adopted Kitten Lizzy Becomes Instagram Superstar Known as OwlKitty
More than 60 Homeless Cats Flying from Texas to Oregon
The Cat Adoption Team (CAT), located in Sherwood, Ore., is expecting 60 homeless cats from a crowded shelter in Texas.
CAT Shares Expertise to Help Kittens Nationwide
Even though it’s only February, kitten season is rapidly approaching!
Worth the wait: Why You Should Consider Adopting a Shy Cat
Shy cats may take some time to win over, but that can make it even more gratifying when your new friend purrs or sits in your lap for the first time.
Homeless Cats Displaced by Hurricane Michael Arrive in Oregon
Cat Adoption Team to take in cats from shelters in Florida.
Halloween Costumes and Your Cats
The most spooktacular time of the year is rapidly approaching, and while your feline companions should skip trick-or-treating, there are plenty of festive ways to enjoy Halloween with your cats.
Adopted Cat Andy Stars in “Punny” Window Paintings
When Portland, Ore., resident Hayley Cassatt adopted her cat Andy from the Cat Adoption Team (CAT) in 2011, she had no plans to make Andy
Cat Adoption Team Reaches 45,000th Adoption
When she first arrived at CAT’s shelter, it seemed that this affectionate, playful cat would enjoy spending time with other felines. However, our staff soon
Celebrating 20 Years of Saving Lives
In the late ‘90s, county shelters in the Portland area were overrun with lost, stray, and surrendered cats. Euthanasia rates were high. Adoption numbers were
