Tumbleweed Cat Rescue

05/31/2026

Adopt a cat today! We will be at Paws Natural Pet Emporium with many of our adoptable cats, and would love to find your match! 11am-2pm

05/29/2026

Mila is available for adoption! Learn more here: https://www.petfinder.com/cat/mila-f3a64358-17ea-4d68-9947-e55125eda45b/wa/west-richland/tumbleweed-cat-rescue-wa762/details/

05/29/2026

Murdoch spent 10 months in our care being loved on by his foster family, all the while losing weight and struggling with multiple health issues. He was a huge snuggler with a loud purr and lots of biscuits made. When we took him in, we had been contacted by a shelter requesting our help with a blind senior feral so we figured he could join the pair of ferals we had at that time. He was thin though so we brought him to the vet for bloodwork and when we found out he had kidney disease, moved him out of the shop and into a bedroom. He started to trust us and snuggle, and loved treats and not acting particularly feral. We suspect that he became blind somewhat recently before he was found as a confused stray, and was still adjusting - which looked a lot like "feral" hissing.

He was blind and had kidney disease, a chronic respiratory infection (likely caused by a mass), constipation, and in the last week his symptoms progressed to possible seizures, visible swelling/changes of his face, and vomiting. Today we said goodbye - he is no longer suffering. He was very loved and spoiled. Thank you to our supporters that helped us cover vet care and specialty foods for him. We couldn't help cats like Murdoch without you.

05/28/2026

🗓️ We will have an adoption event this Sunday at Paws Natural Pet Emporium from 11-2pm. We hope to see you there!

Here are some of the friendly and playful kitties that you can meet in person at the event!
Francis
Bella
Joy
Klingon
Violet
Yuzu
Fig
Trevor

We also have a few sweethearts that won’t be at the event, but are available for scheduling a meet and greet, including: Merry, Betsy, Ginger, and Oreo.

Fill out an app today If you are interested in a cat or multiple cats! ⬇️

https://forms.gle/uyJyHseSDry3w1DK8

Español - https://forms.gle/nLAb8BdGbhLVNiCH8 I

Foster app:
https://forms.gle/e1AK7FQ9xZL83jubAo

05/26/2026

Sign your ferals up! Through Pet OverPopulation Prevention in Pasco.

🐈🐾 Next week, June 4th, POPP is hosting a discounted feral cat spay and neuter clinic!

📅 Thursday, June 4th
📍 POPP spay and neuter clinic - 1506 Rd 40 · Pasco, WA
💵 $50 for each feral cat

This is a feral cat ONLY clinic, not for pets. Cats MUST arrive in a cat trap, no exceptions, and each trap must be labeled. All feral cats will be ear tipped.

This day is open to all in the public; there are no income requirements.

POPP has a limited number of cat traps available.

👉 Learn more and get your appointment at https://www.popptricities.org/discounted-feral-cat-spay-and-neuter-clinic/

05/22/2026

Poppy had a vet recheck today and while she's feeling much better, she still has some healing to do. We just love seeing her play and snuggle like the wonderful cat she can be!

05/21/2026

Oreo is a super sweet cat ready for adoption in Tri-Cities, WA. He's great with other cats and patient humans. He loves toys, wet food, and everything warm and cozy 🥰

05/20/2026

Francis had her recheck and is healing well from her hernia repairs. She is now available for adoption! She's a super sweet and snuggly, and sometimes feisty and fun teenage kitten! She would love a cat and/or dog friend to run zoomies with too.

05/19/2026

Good news for Klingon! They found a polyp and were able to remove it, and perform his neuter today. All three of the removed bits were similar in size - the vet showed us a pic but we will spare you 😬😂. Klingon's breathing already sounds sooo much better! And this means he is ready for adoption 😻😻😻. He is a snuggly, playful, adorable, cat and dog-friendly, quite small, ~9 month old.

He also has megaesophagus so he will need to continue eating at his special table, getting twice daily meds, and will have occasional regurgitations. This may improve slightly with the polyp removal too, but unknown.

According to VCA, "Nasopharyngeal polyps in cats are benign, fleshy growths originating from the middle ear or Eustachian tube. They are most common in kittens and young cats. By blocking air passages or the ear canal, they cause loud breathing, nasal discharge, head shaking, or balance issues."

His total came to $2867, and we rely on donations to cover our bills:
For paypal/by card donations:
https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=M2KKS2S7HN3UC

Venmo:

By mail: PO Box 5468
West Richland, WA 99353