Gregor

Gregor is a large, loving boy kitty, probably a Siberian judging by his huge soft feet and cottony fur.  A very sweet 2-3 year old who loves to be played with and held, he is also content to keep a person company in the garden.  He gets along with other cats and shows an interest in non-aggressive dogs--a very laid back character.  FIV and FeLV negative, neutered, dewormed and defleaed.

Contact Keni at 503-626-4070 or e-mail: [email protected].

Miss Daisy

Miss Daisy is not your Ordinary Cat

Miss Daisy is a one year old spayed deaf, dilute calico who loves to cuddle and play wildly with interactive toys. She loves to kiss and to touch people's faces with her delicate paws. She is up to date on shots and has tested negative for FIV/FeLV. She was found by a kind farmer out on a remote country road outside of Albany, Oregon. Her paws were burned from walking the hot pavement in 100 degree heat. She was pregnant. This was coyote country. She survived. She is sweet, smart, energetic and eager to please. She is comfortable in a harness and is learning leash behavior. She has learned some hand signs.

Miss Daisy needs an indoor only single cat home. She sometimes displays aggression toward other cats and dogs. Miss Daisy likes being carried around over one arm, like a small dog. She likes sleeping next to your face or curled in a ball tight against your side. She is brave, loyal, fearless, fun, smart and so needing and loving love.

Contact Jody at 541-758-9392 or e-mail: [email protected].

Feral Cats

Barn or shop homes needed for some great mousing ferals. These cats, now in need of new mouse hunting/roaming grounds, have lived their lives haunting an old grass seed warehouse complex near Albany. They have all been trapped and fixed. The farmer is in deep debt and has had the complex up for sale for a couple of years. He believes he will have a definite sale within a couple of weeks now and fears for the safety of these cats of his. He is a kind man and has cared for them well. He is a third generation farmer and recalls his grandmother coming out of the house, now a night watch house, with forty or more cats at her feet. He told me once that I'd stopped the cat conspiracy to take over the world. He was joking around, grateful really, because I'd trapped those warehouse cats by pairs and sometimes by the dozen for fixing, weekend after weekend, for a year or more. I've trapped well over a hundred cats at that warehouse and it has been like my second home also. There are maybe around 35 cats left around and about the complex, all fixed. But they need new places, by the two's or three's, to go. I will do all the work in relocation. Best friends need to relocate with best friends. Family with family. There are all colors, from Buffers, the pale orange long hair male, and Pinhead, the small headed short hair dark orange tabby to Big Boy, the wannabe tame seal point Siamese, to Last Man Standing, the classic short hair gray tabby male. There is Cinderella, the sweet tux and her buddy Moby Jane, an all black with half dollar size white chest spot and the last female to elude my traps whom I finally snared this spring. There is Greystoke, the wild boy long hair huge gray and white tux who inhabits the burn pile. There is the pallet gang whose members include Blackbob and Whitebob, Emerald (BigBoy's buddy), Backspot, Chinspot, V and Legspot, all mixtures of white and black in coloration. There's BrownNose and her adult kitten Nosejob. There's back warehouse inhabitant Tubby, a dumped off pretty much tame long hair white and black neutered male. There is Shoppers and her three legged adult son Tricycle (one rear leg lost in farm machine accident). Anyhow, they need placements and if anyone can help, I would so appreciate it. So would farmer Roger. So would these happy go lucky warehouse ferals whose secure existence world is about to shatter.

Contact Jody at 541-758-9392 or e-mail: [email protected].