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Maine Coon Rescue Oregon

Welcome to Charing Cross Maine Coon Rescue Oregon Network page. Oregon’s lush landscapes are matched by the big hearts of our rescue supporters. From Portland to Eugene, we’re uniting communities in our mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Maine Coon cats across the state.

Adoptable Maine Coon Rescue in Oregon

Each of the cats listed below has their own story, some surrendered, others rescued, but all are ready for a fresh start.

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From Portland to Eugene to Salem, you’ll find loving companions ready to join your family. Prefer a kitten with documented lineage? Browse our Maine Coon Cats for Sale page.

Contact Charing Cross Oregon Rescue Network

If you’re want to adopt a Maine Coon in Oregon but haven’t found the right one yet, don’t hesitate to reach out! Contact the Charing Cross Maine Coon Rescue Oregon Network to join the waiting list, or click here to check Maine Coons available for adoption in nearby cities like Portland.

We’re committed to helping you find a Maine Coon who will love you as much as you love them. Get in touch with us today!

Oregon Service Area

From Portland to Eugene, and Salem to Bend, our Oregon-based rescue services span the entire state. We also help Maine Coon cats find homes in suburban communities like Gresham, Beaverton, and Medford.

Resources for Maine Coon Owners in Oregon

Upcoming Cat Events in Oregon

Portland Pet Expo: Held in April, this event features Maine Coon adoptions and other feline-friendly activities.

Adoption Laws in Oregon

Rabies vaccines are required for cats in several Oregon counties, depending on local ordinances.

Explore Oregon Landmarks with Your Maine Coon

Crater Lake National Park: A stunning destination where leashed Maine Coons can enjoy nature views from safe trails.

Partner Shelters in Oregon

Oregon Humane Society: Based in Portland, this shelter collaborates on Maine Coon rescue and adoption efforts.

Adoption Statistics in Oregon

Oregon records approximately 14,000 cat adoptions annually, with Portland leading the state. (Source: Spots.com)

Cat-Friendly Businesses

Purringtons Cat Lounge: Located in Portland, this cozy cat café provides a social hub for cat lovers and adoptable felines.

Pet Ownership Laws

Spay or neuter is a requirement for cats adopted through rescue organizations across Oregon.

Veterinary Care in Oregon

Portland Feline Clinic: Offers specialized care for large breeds like Maine Coons, including cardiology and grooming support.

Climate Considerations for Maine Coons

Oregon’s wet winters call for dry, indoor play spaces to keep Maine Coons active and healthy.

More Pet Events

Eugene Pet Fair: Held in May, this event highlights local adoption opportunities and pet wellness vendors.

Maine Coon Breeders in Oregon

Oregon Coon Cattery: Located in Southern Oregon, this breeder focuses on health-tested, social Maine Coons.

Cat Clubs in Oregon

Pacific Northwest Cat Club: Hosts feline events and supports purebred cat enthusiasts in the Oregon region.

Outdoor Spaces for Your Maine Coon

Forest Park in Portland: A spacious urban forest with pet-friendly trails for leashed adventures with your Maine Coon.

Health Concerns for Maine Coons in Oregon

Damp winters can contribute to respiratory issues. Ensure warm, dry bedding and regular vet checkups.

Pet Insurance Options

PetPlan: Available to Oregon residents, covering major health issues and preventive care for Maine Coons.

Ready to bring a Maine Coon into your Oregon home? Contact the Charing Cross Maine Coon Rescue Network to start your adoption journey.

FAQs

These are some questions that most people frequently ask us.

How do Maine Coons do in Oregon’s wet climate?

They’re fine as long as they stay dry indoors. Their thick coats can trap moisture, so brushing and drying are important if they get wet.

Can I adopt if I live outside Portland?

Definitely, we serve Bend, Eugene, Salem, and rural communities across Oregon.

Are Maine Coons okay for eco-conscious households?

Yes! They’re low-shedding with proper grooming, and many Oregon adopters choose sustainable litter and food options.

What’s the adoption timeline in Oregon?

Typically, within 1–2 weeks, once the application is approved and a match is found.