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Oregon protects feline welfare, but outdoor access depends on human duties, local codes, and property boundaries.
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Shelters across the U.S. are waiving adoption fees in July 2026 to combat a critical overcrowding crisis, even as cat adoptions decline.
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Albino cats lack all skin pigment, creating white coats and pink eyes—a rare condition requiring specialized care and sun protection.
Odd-eyed cats have irises of different colors due to melanin distribution, but the real health concern is an unrelated genetic link to deafness.
