Cat Adoption Olalla
This page tracks the cats of Collar of Hope, an all-volunteer rescue based in the small rural community of Olalla that keeps its animals in volunteer foster homes rather than a shelter building. The group works mostly with dogs, so cats appear here only occasionally, and the list changes as cats are adopted or new ones arrive.
3 Cats Available to Adopt in Olalla
Sourced from:
Collar of Hope
Savanah
Female
Baby
Tabby / Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)
Collar of Hope
Lucy
Female
Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)
Collar of Hope
Mara
Female
Baby
Tabby / Mixed (short coat)
Collar of Hope
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I meet the cat shown on this page? +
Collar of Hope keeps all of its animals in volunteer foster homes, so there is no facility to visit. Submit an adoption application first, and once you are preapproved the group arranges a meet and greet, or you can meet pets at one of its outreach events.
Why do only a few cats appear here at a time? +
Collar of Hope is an all-volunteer rescue that works mostly with dogs, and cats come through its foster network as space opens. Expect a small, shifting list that changes when a cat is adopted or a new one arrives.
Where is Olalla? +
Olalla is a small rural community on the Kitsap Peninsula, between Port Orchard and Gig Harbor, and Collar of Hope operates from PO Box 518 there. If you live farther out, the rescue asks that you be prepared to travel to Kitsap County to meet its animals.