Kittens and cats in Piedmont, California

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Visiting Room:3Meet Cosmo and Luna, a celestial duo destined to light up your home!  Cosmo, the sleek black gentleman, is a quiet star—shy at first but quick to lean in for pets once he feels safe. Luna, the grey tabby queen, has a little moonlit mystery about her; she's a treat-loving gal who's learning to trust humans and soak up affection. Together, they balance each other like the cosmos and the moon—Cosmo's calm energy pairs perfectly with Luna's occasional sass.  With a little patience and a lot of love (and maybe some Churu treats), these two will fill your life with purrs, play, and cosmic cuddles. Adopt them and let the universe work its magic!  January 21, 2025, 4:17 am

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Visiting Room:3Meet Cosmo and Luna, a celestial duo destined to light up your home!  Cosmo, the sleek black gentleman, is a quiet star—shy at first but quick to lean in for pets once he feels safe. Luna, the grey tabby queen, has a little moonlit mystery about her; she's a treat-loving gal who's learning to trust humans and soak up affection. Together, they balance each other like the cosmos and the moon—Cosmo's calm energy pairs perfectly with Luna's occasional sass. With a little patience and a lot of love (and maybe some Churu treats), these two will fill your life with purrs, play, and cosmic cuddles. Adopt them and let the universe work its magic!  January 24, 2025, 11:10 am

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Cat Adoption:59Brown tabby Gingerbread is an incredibly outgoing and affectionate cat. She purrs loudly immediately upon seeing people and comes right over to rub against your legs and bonk your hand for pets. She makes adorable chirping sounds and likes to watch what’s happening outside the windows (despite only having one eye!). She is social with new people and good with kids (who all LOVE her). She enjoys the wand toy, scratching post, wrestling with her sister, Eggnog, and playing with pretty much any kind of toy. She’s happy to snuggle on your lap after a good play session and is very sweet and affectionate with her sister.    Lynx Pt. Siamese Eggnog is also a pirate kitty, and a spunky and curious girl who knows how to use her voice to get what she wants—and what she wants is attention! Eggnog is slower to warm up than her sister, but once she gets to know her people, she demands snuggles and will ask to be picked up (or jump up herself). She’s very playful and enjoys spring toys, mousies, and crinkle toys, all of which she will carry around in her mouth. She loves wrestling with her sister, Gingerbread, and snuggling with her and her humans. She has a classic Siamese voice and has lots to say!     Both cats are quite confident and were curious about the resident cats in their foster home—especially Eggnog, who had no problem walking up to them, touching noses, or trying to eat the 16-pound boy's food while he growled at her. They would do fine in a house with other cats. They both love Churu treats and are good eaters (especially wet food that contains tuna or salmon; they’re less interested in chicken).    Medical disclosure for Eggnog: Eggnog has had multiple full-body seizures. Sometimes a diagnosis for seizures can be reached with testing. Unfortunately, OAS does not have the resources for this. Eggnog should have a full veterinarian exam as soon as possible after adoption. Your veterinarian can make further recommendations for testing and treatment.  January 9, 2025, 9:35 pm

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Cat Adoption:59Brown tabby Gingerbread is an incredibly outgoing and affectionate cat. She purrs loudly immediately upon seeing people and comes right over to rub against your legs and bonk your hand for pets. She makes adorable chirping sounds and likes to watch what’s happening outside the windows (despite only having one eye!). She is social with new people and good with kids (who all LOVE her). She enjoys the wand toy, scratching post, wrestling with her sister, Eggnog, and playing with pretty much any kind of toy. She’s happy to snuggle on your lap after a good play session and is very sweet and affectionate with her sister.    Lynx Pt. Siamese Eggnog is also a pirate kitty, and a spunky and curious girl who knows how to use her voice to get what she wants—and what she wants is attention! Eggnog is slower to warm up than her sister, but once she gets to know her people, she demands snuggles and will ask to be picked up (or jump up herself). She’s very playful and enjoys spring toys, mousies, and crinkle toys, all of which she will carry around in her mouth. She loves wrestling with her sister, Gingerbread, and snuggling with her and her humans. She has a classic Siamese voice and has lots to say!     Both cats are quite confident and were curious about the resident cats in their foster home—especially Eggnog, who had no problem walking up to them, touching noses, or trying to eat the 16-pound boy's food while he growled at her. They would do fine in a house with other cats. They both love Churu treats and are good eaters (especially wet food that contains tuna or salmon; they’re less interested in chicken).    Medical disclosure for Eggnog: Eggnog has had multiple full-body seizures. Sometimes a diagnosis for seizures can be reached with testing. Unfortunately, OAS does not have the resources for this. Eggnog should have a full veterinarian exam as soon as possible after adoption. Your veterinarian can make further recommendations for testing and treatment.January 22, 2025, 2:23 pm

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Cat Adoption:40Meet sweet, quiet Pearl! Although she doesn’t vocalize much, she loves to purr when she is feeling comfortable. She can be slow to warm up to new people and situations, but once she does, she is a sweetheart who will lean in for gentle pets on the head.    Pearl’s favorite thing is jumping in and out of her nylon cat tunnel and chasing her toys around inside it. She also loves playing soccer with noisy toy balls that rattle, as well as stuffed mice and wand toys.   Her foster mom reports that Pearl would often cuddle up and sleep against her. She also enjoyed chasing feet under the blankets when she was feeling playful but was always very gentle when doing so.    If you are looking for an affectionate, loving, and playful feline companion to bring home, then Pearl is your girl! MEDICAL NOTES: The animal you are adopting has chronic ear inflammation and/or infection. The cat has received multiple treatments of topical and oral antibiotics to treat the infection. We suspect there may be a polyp (benign mass) deep within the ear causing the recurrent ear infections. Polyps in cats are benign growths that usually begin in the middle ear and grow through the eustachian tube to the back of the oral cavity/throat or into the ear canal. Given the shelters limited resources we have been unable to perform advanced diagnostics needed such as otoscopy (a device to visualize deep within the ear) or a CT (Computed tomography). A veterinary specialist with access to advanced diagnostics would be required to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment. This may include surgery and or other medical procedures. The cost could be upwards of a few thousand dollars. This cat is being adopted out as is with this medical waiver. This animal should have a general health exam with a veterinarian after adoption. Your veterinarian can make further medical recommendations for testing and medical treatment if needed. Pelvic Fractures and Rip hip dislocation: Upon arrival at OAS this cat was found to have sustained some sort of trauma that left them with multiple pelvic fractures and a dislocated right hip. She was treated with pain medications and rest and the pelvic fractures have now healed but the hip is still dislocated. They are currently comfortable and using their hind legs appropriately. They are able to sit/stand with ease and move about. They have adequate range of motion in both hips and are not showing signs of pain during walking or running in their foster home. Most animals with a dislocated hip will benefit from surgery called an FHO where the ball of the femur is surgically removed. This is a major surgery that is costly and requires extended recovery time. This surgery is outside the resources of the shelter to provide. If your pet develops lameness or pain, then medications for pain and/or the FHO surgery will likely be recommended by your veterinarian. Lameness can occur many years from now, or may happen quickly once your pet is more active in an adoptive home. If you choose to adopt, please be aware of your pet's limitations, avoid excessive jumping, climbing, or vigorous exercise. This pet should not be allowed outdoors. January 15, 2025, 4:57 pm

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Cat Adoption:20January 25, 2025, 2:18 am