In-Person Adoptions Available
MCAS is now open for in-person adoptions. Learn what to expect when you visit the shelter to meet adoptable pets, and how to prepare for adoption.
Adoption fees are waived! Individuals who reside in Multnomah County will still be responsible for purchasing a pet license for dogs and cats at the time of adoption.
Hi! My name is Jabba
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Hi I'm Jabba,
As my name suggests I am a little on the heavy side and could benefit from a little cardio and weight loss. I am a little nervous in the shelter but have enjoyed slow petting and love.
Cats like me become very bonded to our people and places, and always need a little time to adjust to change. When we feel at home, we are very affectionate and playful - we also tend to have more nervous energy. We usually do best in homes with people who are home regularly to play and hang out with us, but are not super busy. We also tend to prefer children over 6-years, and take introductions to other pets very slowly - but just one or two okay? Please ask about me today!
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