5/12/2023 **THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Big Boy Roy is NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Audrey ataudreyhoulis1@gmail.com or 503-539-9113.

Meet Big Boy Roy– he’s a toe-nibbling cutie who’s about three years old, neutered and vaccinated. He is friendly overall, but can be a bit rambunctious for shy kitties. Therefore he’d do well in a home either as a solo cat or with other pets who can keep up with his play style. Big Boy Roy is a wonderful cat who enjoys cuddling, sleeping with his people in bed, and meowing at you in the shower. Please reach out if you’d like to give this fun-loving man his purrfect forever home! 

4/28/2023 **THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Handsome Man is NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Joaquin at joaquin.golez@gmail.com

Handsome Man is my favorite person, a gentleman and a scholar. He is a bit shy at first but once he gets comfy he’ll lay on you for hours, chill by your side and is just overall such a good buddy. He’s about 8 or 9 with a large body and a gentle demeanor. We’ve been together for years as a result of a roommate not being able to care for him, but my lifestyle is not conducive to being a pet owner. He prefers to have access to the outdoors if possible but a good window sill will do. He has definitely had both cat and dog friends in the past, but socializing with other cats is a little hit or miss. He may not be the best choice for a multi-pet home but a small, mellow dog would probably be just fine. You just have to go a little slow with getting him use to new things. A chill home with low traffic and someone who’s around a lot would be his ideal place. He has a heart murmur that requires no care other than he can’t be put under anesthesia. I’m hoping to find him a safe and reliable forever home where he can be appreciated for who he is <3

4/14/2023 **THIS IS A COURTESY POST. INSPECTOR MORSE & HARRIET ARE NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Jen Rhoads at j.rho@me.com

Inspector Morse and Harriet are a very sweet bonded pair looking for their new home and people. Their caring owners are moving out of the country and cannot bring their kitties with them. I have been fostering these cuties since January and have gotten to know them very well. They are healthy kitties who like to lounge and play. They enjoy couch time and also play time especially if a little catnip is involved. They have been checked out by the good vets at Peninsula Dog and Cat Clinic and both have a clean bill of health and all their shots are up to date. They will have their teeth cleaned next week (4/19) as they are of that age where it’s a good idea to do so (there’s some buildup on their back teeth but nothing of concern there). I think they are both about 8 years old (I am feeding them 7+ cat food ) as they are middle-aged: not kitten nor senior 🙂
They are a bonded pair and must stay together in their new home. They would do best in a home that is calm but they also are friendly after they get used to new people. I would describe these kitties as independent and not lap cats, although Harriet has been sitting on top of me more when I’m reading lately. I would say it took a few weeks for them to get used to a new house but now they are fully comfortable. Currently I feed them in separate spaces as Inspector (tabby) likes to steal Harriet’s food while she’s still eating. It would be great to find a loving and warm home for Inspector Morse (tabby) and Harriet (orange fluff). There is a rehoming fee of $100. 💚

4/13/2023 **THIS IS A COURTESY POST. BODHI IS NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Bill at billanderson714@icloud.com

Bodhi is a farm boy that we ”inherited” when we moved onto the farm we live and work on. The previous owner said he had been in the neighborhood for a couple years before we moved in—and was a very young boy then–so the best we can figure, he’s about 5 years old. He’s got a few scars from minor skirmishes with other local cats, but since he was neutered a couple months ago, these have gone down significantly! He’s a very friendly boy, but you do have to earn his trust as I think someone mistreated him. He seems to be very good with other animals. We have a Basset Hound and as you can see, he and Emma are pals. Also, we have about 50 free-range chickens, ducks, and geese and he has never bothered any of them. He needs a good home with someone who will give him love and attention, and most importantly, a warm, safe place that is coyote free. He has been living outside and the coyotes in our area have gotten so bad I am very concerned for his safety. Please consider giving this wonderful boy a good home and you’ll be sure to be rewarded; he’s so affectionate and will love you for life! Bodhi comes with a small adoption fee of $50.

**THIS IS A COURTESY POST – Otis & Oscar ARE NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Danny Knoll at <edwardk13@hotmail.com>**

Oscar and Otis are brothers from different mothers. Oscar is from the Oregon Humane Society and Otis from a private owner. They get along great and have unique personalities. Oscar is talker and a little shy at first. But once he warms up to you he is very lovable and enjoys a good belly rub. Otis is not as vocal as Oscar but he is not shy. He will meet you at the door and loves it when you pet him while he lays on his side. Otis is the curious one and always checking out his surroundings. Oscar is laid back and enjoys good conversation. They both love soaking in the sun and hanging out in the catio.- 

**THIS IS A COURTESY POST Kitty is NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Lorri at 971-302-3367or email lalapoopoola@gmail.com

9/1/2022

Kitty is originally from the Washington coast and was a surprise feral visitor when my Mom went to check on their trailer at the beach.  My Mom was a HUGE cat lover, so it was no problem to invite her in to our lives. Fast forward 5-6 years.. Kitty has become the life of the party living with a Terrier, an Old English Sheep Dog and a senior Lady Cat, all of which have passed in the last 3 years.  So, I don’t think she minds company, but might be something she needs to get used to again. Currently, Kitty lives with my Dad, who adores her, but he travels up to 6 months out of the year, therefore; as a family, we feel Kitty needs a better forever home and to not be terrorized by being fostered on and off throughout the year. Unfortunately, my husband is very allergic or I would have snapped her up. Kitty is an indoor cat is box trained prefers to eat wet food morning & night and nibbles on kibble when the mood strikes her.  She enjoys a certain brand of treats, but really not that big of an eater and does not beg for food or eat table scraps. She loves to be pet, all day if possible, loves tummy rubs and to play with soft toys.  Kitty is also fine by herself. While my Mom was ill we had up to 5 caregivers a day, sometimes, so Kitty became more social than ever with all those extra loving pets…lol. I hope you consider Kitty, as she deserves to be the center of attention again in your loving home. We are asking a rehoming fee of $50. Please contact Lori at: 971-302-3367 or email: lalapoopoola@gmail.com

**THIS IS A COURTESY POST Angelface IS NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT AMY tibbystail@yahoo.com** 10/20/2022

Angel loves to snuggle with other cats. She’s an inside girl and likes to hang out with you, the vet estimates that she is a little over 8 years old. She likes to be pet and will reward you with her strong purrs! She’s not confident with dogs and will be shy around young children. Angel is fixed and has had all her shots when she first moved in with me. When she’s hungry she can definitely track you down and have a vocal chat with you and do a little circle dance. All in all she is very sweet and just wants someone to love her.

5/10/2023 **THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Cooper is NOT BEING RE-HOMED THROUGH THE PIXIE PROJECT. THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY; PLEASE CONTACT Scott at scott.luberda@gmail.com

Cooper is playful and affectionate. At 10 years old he loves rolling around on the floor with a Yeowww catnip toy or chasing a stuffed mouse teaser. He also loves kneading bellies and giving headbutts in return for pets (which he will quietly ask for with a cute chirpy meow). His only problem is his skittishness. He’s very shy with new people and takes awhile to trust them. He needs someone patient, and ideally a quiet home without other cats or dogs.

It’s a long backstory, but in short, I ended up with four cats in a one-bedroom apartment. Cooper was starting to be bullied by one of his brothers when they all reached age five, but it became worse and worse after we moved into a smaller place. It reached the point where he was spending most of his hours in a kitchen cupboard, and he was even harassed when using the litter box.

I found a family to take him in. While he slowly warmed to them, something went awry last October (they have a dog, which may have been a factor) and now he’s hiding out in the basement.  Cooper is a sweet and loving cat and I would like to find him a patient and loving home where he can calmly live out the last years of his life.

Cooper is indoor only but would love a cat tree to look out a window on the world.  Because of the unintentional trauma in his earlier years calm and patience will win him over.  His lovely coat needs to be kept brushed or combed.  Adoption fee is $75.  Cooper is neutered and UTD on vaccines.