Yoda Domestic Short Hair & Siamese Mix Corvallis, OR

Oh, hi! I didn't see you there. I was busy rubbing on the faces of my kitty friends and being cute as a button. My name is Yoda! My two foster moms both said that they didn't mean for my name to be Yoda, but they accidentally started calling me that and it stuck. So, Yoda it is!

I'm not trying to brag, but I'm just the sweetest little lady. Foster Mom thinks so, too, so it's not like I'm making this stuff up. I did live in a cat colony back in the day...but I am much better suited for this indoor life. How is a petite little thing like me supposed to survive outside?! The rodents I was supposed to be hunting were almost as big as I was!

Now that I'm with Foster Mom, I'm living the life. Lots of food (although I'm very good at watching my figure), lots of love, lots of napping. I love the other boy cats I live with, and the girl cats are also great as long as they don't try to swat me! Foster Mom's dogs don't really bother me either.

Foster Mom says there's a "forever family" out there that's going to love me so much. I 100% believe her, and I'll tell you why: because I'm just so darn lovable!

What foster mom has to say about me: "Yoda is one of the sweetest cats we're fostering right now. She is a gentle little soul who just wants to be pet and lounge around. Talk about low maintenance! She gets along great with the other cats and dogs in our home. I seriously don't think there's a mean bone in her body! But that doesn't mean she won't stick up for herself! She is adorable and petite. One of our resident cats is also a female seal point siamese, and Yoda makes her look gigantic. I'm so excited for this little lady to find her family, and for her family to find her."

Yoda's adoption fee is $95, which helps our rescue cover the cost of her spay, microchip, FeLV/FIV test (she is negative), vaccines, deworming, and flea treatment. Please go to https://orphanpawsproject.wixsite.com/mysite/adoption-application to apply to meet/adopt this wonderful kiddo!