Cat Adoption Tacoma
Tacoma residents have a strong tradition of animal advocacy, supported by the historic Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County. The city and surrounding Pierce County area see thousands of cats adopted each year, from fluffy barn cats to snuggly lap pets.
Available in Tacoma
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Male
6 years
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Unknown
Female
2 years, 6 months
Domestic Longhair
Tacoma Humane
Unpack Your Adjectives!
Female
1 years
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Unknown
Female
1 years
Domestic Longhair
Tacoma Humane
Handsome
Male
2 years, 1 months
Domestic Medium Hair
Tacoma Humane
Tin Man
Male
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Interjections!
Male
5 years
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Working Cat Morning Mist
Female
1 years
Domestic Longhair
Tacoma Humane
Love
Female
1 years, 5 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Joey
Male
5 years
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Luna
Female
7 years
Domestic Medium Hair
Tacoma Humane
Interplanet Janet
Female
4 years
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Unknown
Location: In Shelter
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Gilligan
Male
5 years
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Tamera
Female
2 years, 2 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
Minny
Female
2 years, 3 months
Domestic Shorthair
Tacoma Humane
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a limit on how many cats I can own in Tacoma? +
In Tacoma city limits, households are generally limited to six pets total (dogs and cats combined) without a special kennel or cattery license.
Does Tacoma require cat licensing? +
Yes, all cats living in Tacoma must be licensed and vaccinated against rabies. Licensing helps fund local animal control and shelter services.
What do I do if I find a stray cat in Tacoma? +
If you find a healthy stray, the shelter often recommends leaving it be, as it may be a neighbor's outdoor cat. If the cat is sick, injured, or in immediate danger, you can bring it to the Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County.