Every part of a cat’s care, connected.
Portland Cat Care is the central routing system for Cats in the City and its extended family of feline-only services, rescue and transition programs, professional standards, and Portland-area resources.
What is happening with your cat?
Choose by the problem you recognize. You do not need to know which business, program, or department owns the situation.
Coat, matting, claws, or hygiene
Routine grooming, deshedding, severe mat removal, coat reset, claw care, senior grooming, and modified handling.
Cat grooming route →Care while traveling
Feline-only boarding, medication, diabetic care, private suites, enrichment, observation, and extended stays.
Cat boarding route →Care in the cat’s own home
Feeding, medication, litter care, home integrity, senior support, and familiar-routine observation.
Cat sitting route →Transport, appointments, or relocation
Local rides, veterinary transport, airport logistics, household moves, and connected boarding or transition support.
Transport route →Senior, diabetic, or medically complex care
Coordinated grooming, boarding, sitting, medication, mobility-aware handling, and veterinary communication.
Complex care route →Behavior, feeding, medication, or litter care is failing
Residential assessment and stabilization when the home care system is no longer functioning safely.
Structured Rehab route →Rescue, rehoming, or changing households
Assessment before choosing among rehabilitation, structured rehoming, rescue, foster, transport, or return home.
Rescue & transitions route →Future planning for a cat
Document authority, contacts, records, funding, immediate care, and a long-term pathway before a crisis.
Lifetime care route →Feline veterinarian or emergency hospital
Find cat-only primary care, mobile veterinarians, urgent clinics, and true 24-hour emergency hospitals.
Veterinary resources →
The cat does not have to fit a narrow service phenotype.
Cats in the City accepts the cat who arrives: young or old, routine or reactive, healthy or medically complex. That requires a system able to recognize what is happening, modify care in real time, and connect families with the next appropriate resource.
Three connected systems serve different parts of a cat’s life.
Direct care supports daily function. Transition infrastructure responds when the current system is unstable. TANDEM Cat® defines the professional method and standards behind the care.
Cats in the City
Grooming, boarding, sitting, transport, medication support, complex care, and four Portland-area locations.
Visit Cats in the City →FELINE TRANSITIONS®
Assessment, rehabilitation, structured rehoming, rescue, lifetime care, transport, and placement support.
Explore transitions →TANDEM Cat®
Two-person handling, awake grooming, movement-responsive support, certification, education, and provider identity.
Explore TANDEM Cat® →Specialized public doors, one connected care architecture.
Each property speaks clearly to one need while remaining connected to the broader Cats in the City system.
Describe the situation in ordinary language.
Jonah can help identify the closest care, transition, professional, or resource pathway when the service name is not obvious.
Four Cats in the City locations across Portland and Beaverton.
Location, service, staffing, medical complexity, and timing all influence where a cat should be scheduled.