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POPPA, Inc. is an all volunteer run 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to reduce the number of homeless animals in Oregon through spay/neuter of companion animals and education of the need for spay/neuter of ALL pets BEFORE they reproduce. POPPA, Inc. has NO shelter facility, but we know where to find animals in need of homes. Please consider adopting a pet from one of the following groups rather than buying from a pet store or a breeder.
Companion Animal Adoption Information
PURRfect Pets
www.PURR.petfinder.org
Contact Jody Harmon for more info at 541-928-2543 or via e-mail at: [email protected]. Click here to see the complete list.
Keni's Cat House
POPPA's founder and president, Keni Cyr-Rumble, fosters cats for several rescue groups and is always looking for good, forever homes for the fabulously beautiful, healthy and happy animals in her care. Below are pictures and bios for only a few of these cats, so feel free to drop her an email at [email protected] if you are looking for a specific cat or would like to make an appointment to stop by her home in Beaverton to visit with her foster cats.
The wonderfully playful and loving brother-and-sister team of Sergio and Loris are looking for a permanent home together. These two have had their vaccines and are spayed and neutered.
Both are now one-year-old and truly a joy to live with as their antics make for lively entertainment. Plus, their silky fur is very pleasant to stroke, IF you can get these two highly active babies to hold still. Unfortunately, they were surrendered to Keni via Freecycle by a young woman who had lost her job and was forced to move back home with family out-of-state, so they entered foster care where they have known nothing but an indoor home filled with kindness and love, as well as never-empty bowls of food, and lots of other cats to play with.
Page, Sandy & Roz are three SUPER sweet little girls looking for forever homes. These gals truly enjoy other cats and are the biggest purr-boxes... really, you cannot pick them up without starting their little motors. If you're looking for cats that would make good therapy animals, these babies are the answer to your prayers. All of them are current on their vaccines, but they still need to be fixed, since they were born tiny and have been slow to grow up--nothing wrong wiht that, right? Anyway, if you're looking for kitties that love to play and snuggle, consider adopting one of these three right away!
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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].
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