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Kittens for Adoption in Seattle

Adopt a kitten from local Seattle shelters and rescues.

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Kittens Available
321
Adopted (Last 30 Days)
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Avg Days to Adopt
93
Adults Available

Which shelters have the most kittens?

Kittens get adopted fast. If you visit a shelter with a large number of available kittens, you have a much higher chance of finding a match even if a specific kitten you saw online is already spoken for.

8 RASKC 7 Tacoma Humane 7 Burien CARES 4 Auburn Valley Humane 2 Seattle Animal Shelter
Photo of Screams McGee
Screams McGee
Male
2 months
Domestic Longhair
Tacoma Humane
Photo of Parrot
Parrot
Male
2 months
Domestic Longhair
Tacoma Humane
Photo of Megaphone
Megaphone
Male
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Photo of Mariah Carey
Mariah Carey
Female
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
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Pluto
Male
2 months
Domestic Medium Hair / Mix
Seattle Humane
Photo of Zoey
Zoey
Female
6 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Seattle Animal Shelter
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Sequoia
Female
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Photo of Biggie
Biggie
Male
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Photo of Auguste
Auguste
Male
1 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
Photo of Larouse
Larouse
Male
1 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
Photo of Hubicki
Hubicki
Female
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Photo of Alfredo
Alfredo
Male
1 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
Photo of Emile
Emile
Male
1 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
Photo of Pluto
Pluto
Male
2 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
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Zebra
Male
2 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
Photo of Kathryn
Kathryn
Female
10 months
Domestic Mediumhair
RASKC
Photo of Bella
Bella
Female
11 months
Domestic Medium Hair/Mix
Auburn Valley Humane
Photo of Booth
Booth
Male
5 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Addy
Addy
Female
6 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Bray
Bray
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Sweets
Sweets
Male
4 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Montenegro
Montenegro
Female
4 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Wick
Wick
Female
6 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Opal
Opal
Female
2 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Seattle Animal Shelter
Photo of Frannie *Sponsored*
Frannie *Sponsored*
Female
8 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Auburn Valley Humane
Photo of Freida *Sponsored*
Freida *Sponsored*
Female
8 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Auburn Valley Humane
Photo of Monroe
Monroe
Male
2 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Burien CARES
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Nemiah
Male
10 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Photo of Brady *In Foster*
Brady *In Foster*
Male
9 months
Domestic Shorthair/Mix
Auburn Valley Humane
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Frequently Asked Questions

When is 'Kitten Season' in Seattle? +
Kitten season typically begins in early Spring (March/April) and lasts through the Fall. During this time, local shelters are overwhelmed with litters of kittens needing homes. If you want to adopt a kitten, this is the best time to look!
Do I have to adopt kittens in pairs? +
Many rescues strongly recommend or even require that kittens under 6 months old be adopted in pairs. This prevents 'Single Kitten Syndrome'—kittens learn important socialization skills from each other and burn off excess energy together, making them much easier to raise.
How much are kitten adoption fees? +
Kitten adoption fees are usually higher than adult cats, often ranging from $150 to $250. These fees help subsidize the care of older or special-needs cats who are harder to adopt out, and they cover the kitten's spay/neuter surgery and initial vaccines.
Are kittens spayed or neutered before adoption? +
Yes, almost all reputable rescues in Washington require kittens to be fixed before they go home. This is usually done when the kitten reaches 2 pounds (around 8 weeks of age).
How long does the kitten adoption process take? +
Kittens are in incredibly high demand. While some shelters allow same-day adoptions, many rescues require you to apply in advance. To speed up the process, get pre-approved at a few local rescues so you're ready when a litter becomes available.