Sasha

A cat who loves being part of everyday life

Sasha is a 2–3 year old tabby who loves being part of the fabric of her surroundings. She is social, playful, gentle, curious, and easygoing. She has an adorable purr, gives a wonderfully strong head butt when she wants some love, and is rarely too far away from her humans.

Sasha came to us from the Cat Alliance Team Sanctuary, where she lived alongside other cats and had a team of loving, devoted caregivers. She has been well loved and cared for, and that shows in her comfort with both cats and people.

But Sasha is an especially people-oriented cat and deserves the experience of having a home where she can fully become part of the fabric of family life. A place where she can follow her humans freely from room to room, curl up nearby or on their lap while they relax, greet them when they come home, climb into bed with them at night, and offer one of those enthusiastic head butts whenever the mood strikes. Sasha doesn’t need to be the center of everything—she just really likes being part of it.

The right home for Sasha

Sasha should be the only pet in her home, where she can enjoy the full companionship of her people. She likes children and would make a wonderful family cat—social and playful enough to take part in everyday household life, yet easygoing and content simply to be nearby. She is looking for an indoor-only home that will welcome her as a true member of the family.

A delightful companion

Mostly, Sasha is simply a delightful young cat who is ready for a home of her own. She has an easy way about her, loves companionship, and seems to find genuine pleasure in simply sharing space and everyday life with the people around her.

If you’re looking for a gentle, playful, affectionate cat with a sweet purr, a serious head butt, and a habit of never being too far away, Sasha may be your new best friend.

More of Sasha

A few more glimpses of Sasha’s affectionate, curious, and easygoing personality.

Sasha is available for adoption through Cats in the City Rescue | Feline Transitions in Portland, Oregon.

Health note: Sasha is healthy, active, spayed, microchipped, current on her vaccines, and has a great appetite. When she was younger, a urinary tract infection caused temporary struvite crystals. Her most recent veterinary examination and urinalysis were clear, with no deposits present. Her veterinarian recommends that she continue eating a prescription urinary diet as a precaution. Although “prescription diet” can sound expensive, Sasha’s food is comparable in cost to premium brands such as Orijen and Tiki Cat. On a comparable dry-food basis, it costs approximately twice as much as Blue Buffalo, Instinct, Wellness, and Nulo; four times as much as Purina, Iams, and Whiskas; and seven times as much as Friskies.