Clear answers before the request.

Boarding services are operated by Cats in the City. PortlandCatBoarding.com is the focused boarding website and wayfinding layer.

Yes. The boarding locations are designed for cats and do not operate as mixed dog-and-cat boarding floors.

Cats in the City operates dedicated boarding locations in Sellwood and Mt Tabor.

Yes. Cats receive private household territory and are not mixed with unfamiliar cats.

Bonded or compatible cats from the same household may share an appropriately sized room after review.

Diabetic boarding is routed through Sellwood, subject to medical and stability review.

Medication support may be available when the prescription, timing, method, handling tolerance, and current stability fit the accepted care plan.

Senior cats may be considered based on current function, appetite, hydration, mobility, elimination, respiratory status, medication, cognition, and transition risk.

It treats sensory load, predictability, choice, appetite, movement, posture, and recovery as connected care information rather than measuring success by quiet containment.

No. Social contact and enrichment are offered according to the cat’s choice, room, temperament, and response.

You can request a room or room type. Final assignment depends on care fit, location capacity, dates, and availability.

Use the live Cats in the City Sellwood and NE Tabor pages. This site does not duplicate changing rates.

Use the Cats in the City cat care and boarding request form linked throughout this website.

No. Cats in the City must review and accept the request, care plan, location, room, dates, and payment terms.

Follow the reservation instructions and bring familiar food, clearly labeled medication and supplies, accurate routines, veterinary information, emergency contacts, and a secure labeled carrier.

Appetite change is treated as important information. Response depends on the approved care plan, duration and degree of refusal, hydration and body-state observations, medical risk, and escalation thresholds.

No. Boarding supports stable cats within an approved plan and coordinates with guardians or veterinarians when needed. It is not hospitalization or emergency treatment.

Portland Cat Boarding is one service-specific property in the Purr Almighty connected feline care network, with Cats in the City as the operating care system.