Every part of a cat’s care, connected.
Portland Cat Care is the central front door to Cats in the City and its extended family of feline-only grooming, boarding, sitting, transportation, rescue, transition support, rehabilitation, rehoming, lifetime planning, and professional care standards.
When needs change, the next appropriate pathway remains visible inside one connected feline-care system.
Start with what your cat needs today.
Choose the care pathway that fits the immediate situation. The larger network remains available when a cat’s needs cross from routine maintenance into medical complexity, mobility support, behavioral stabilization, or transition planning.
Clinical feline grooming
TANDEM Cat® grooming for routine coat care, advanced matting, hygiene restoration, senior cats, medically complex cats, and cats requiring modified handling.
Explore grooming →Feline-only boarding
Private, enriched rooms with individualized routines, medication support, diabetic care at Sellwood, and structured observation during extended stays.
Explore boarding →In-home cat sitting
Professional visits that protect routine, medication continuity, feeding stability, litter-box monitoring, and the integrity of the home environment.
Explore cat sitting →Cat transportation
Planned transport for grooming, boarding, veterinary care, relocation, and other appointments through Go Pet Go and connected care coordination.
Explore transport →
The cat does not have to fit a narrow service phenotype.
Cats in the City accepts the cat who arrives: young or old, social or reactive, routine or medically complex. That requires a system able to identify what is happening, modify care in real time, and connect families with the next appropriate resource.
Transition, rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming support.
The network is designed to preserve feline continuity when housing, behavior, health, aging, caregiver capacity, or family circumstances place the human-cat system under pressure.
Rescue, foster, adoption, and placement support grounded in real-world feline care.
Visit rescue →Assessment and structured planning when a cat’s current living arrangement may no longer be viable.
Explore transitions →Residential stabilization for behavior, medication, litter-box, feeding, and adaptive-care challenges.
Explore rehabilitation →Deliberate placement design that considers the cat, the household, and the receiving environment.
Explore rehoming →Advance planning for guardians who want a defined care pathway for their cat if life circumstances change.
Explore lifetime care →
TANDEM Cat® was built because cats move.
Two-person feline care allows the handler and groomer to respond to movement together. The result is less reliance on force, more continuous support, and more room to adapt care to age, anatomy, mobility, medical complexity, sound sensitivity, and emotional state.
Find feline-only, emergency, urgent, and mobile veterinary care.
The directory separates feline-only primary care, cat-only mobile care, true 24-hour emergency hospitals, and extended-hour urgent care. Call the hospital directly to confirm current capacity and admitting status.
Open the veterinary directoryTell Jonah what is happening.
Use plain language. Jonah can help locate the most relevant part of the Portland Cat Care network. Jonah is informational and does not replace veterinary diagnosis or emergency care.
Four Cats in the City locations across Portland and Beaverton.
Appointments and service availability vary by location. The central team can route you to the appropriate shop and care pathway.
Sellwood
2036 SE Tacoma St
Portland, OR 97202
NE Tabor
415 NE 80th Ave
Portland, OR 97213
SE Powell
5528 SE Powell Blvd
Portland, OR 97206
Beaverton
4690 SW Hall Blvd
Beaverton, OR 97005