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Breed
Domestic Longhair
Color
Orange or Red
Age
5 months old, Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
59655271
Hair Length
long
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Baker and Bryson are 5-month-old brothers looking for a patient, understanding home where they can continue to build confidence together. These boys share a strong bond and must be adopted as a pair.
Bryson, the longhaired orange boy, is the more outgoing of the two. While still cautious at first, he is quicker to relax and shows his sweet side sooner — especially when spoken to softly. Once comfortable, he’ll purr and lean into gentle attention.
Baker, the shorthaired brother, is the shyer half of the duo. He tends to hang back and observe before deciding things are safe. Fast movements or direct approaches can make him retreat, but with quiet voices and patience, he begins to settle and show his softer side.
Both boys will often run away when approached by humans right now, but when they feel safe and calm, they purr happily and respond well to gentle interaction. They are sensitive kittens who need time and understanding, not pressure.
We are hopeful that with consistency and a predictable environment, they will continue gaining confidence and may one day become the kind of companions who nap on the couch next to their people. While we can’t guarantee that outcome, the potential is absolutely there.
What They Need
A calm, patient, cat-experienced home
Adopters who understand shy or undersocialized kittens
A predictable environment where they can progress at their own pace
They can live with other cats, but they must go home together
Baker and Bryson are not instant lap kittens — they are a pair you grow with. For the right family, watching them slowly come out of their shells will be the most rewarding part of the journey.
Baker and Bryson are 5-month-old brothers looking for a patient, understanding home where they can continue to build confidence together. These boys share a strong bond and must be adopted as a pair.
Bryson, the longhaired orange boy, is the more outgoing of the two. While still cautious at first, he is quicker to relax and shows his sweet side sooner — especially when spoken to softly. Once comfortable, he’ll purr and lean into gentle attention.
Baker, the shorthaired brother, is the shyer half of the duo. He tends to hang back and observe before deciding things are safe. Fast movements or direct approaches can make him retreat, but with quiet voices and patience, he begins to settle and show his softer side.
Both boys will often run away when approached by humans right now, but when they feel safe and calm, they purr happily and respond well to gentle interaction. They are sensitive kittens who need time and understanding, not pressure.
We are hopeful that with consistency and a predictable environment, they will continue gaining confidence and may one day become the kind of companions who nap on the couch next to their people. While we can’t guarantee that outcome, the potential is absolutely there.
What They Need
A calm, patient, cat-experienced home
Adopters who understand shy or undersocialized kittens
A predictable environment where they can progress at their own pace
They can live with other cats, but they must go home together
Baker and Bryson are not instant lap kittens — they are a pair you grow with. For the right family, watching them slowly come out of their shells will be the most rewarding part of the journey.
You must be 18 years or older to adopt an animal. A valid ID is required.
If you own your own home, please provide proof of home-ownership; a mortgage receipt, tax bill, water bill or deed will suffice.
If you rent, please bring your lease which states the type of pet you are interested in and that it is accepted or the name and phone of your landlord so we can verify the pet is allowed. Inquire with your landlord about any size or breed restrictions.
Please check with your home owner’s insurance company or landlord to find out if they have any restrictions on the breed(s) of dog they cover. Common breeds that may not be covered include: Pit Bulls, Doberman Pinschers, Rottweilers and German Shepherds.
For the health and safety of the pet you are interested in adopting and your existing pets, we ask that you provide proof of current vaccinations and spay/neuter status for pets in your home. (We may be able to call your veterinarian if you do not have a copy available.)
A new pet is a family decision and we ask that all members of your family meet the pet and agree on the suitability for your household.
If you already have a dog(s) in your home please bring the dog(s) with you to meet the dog you are considering to see if they are compatible.
Complete an adoption application and talk with a staff member for more information about the animal you are considering.
Cats/Kittens | $50-$300
FVRCP Vaccine
FELV/FIV Test
General De-worming
Advantage® Flea Treatment
Ear Mite Treatment (if necessary)
Spay/Neuter Surgery
Microchip and Registration
Collar and ID Tag
4lb Bag of Science Diet® Food
Dogs/Puppies | $325+
DHLPP Vaccine
Bordatella Vaccine (Kennel Cough)
Test for Heartworm, Lyme and Ehrlichiosis
General De-worming
Advantage® Topical Flea Treatment
Ear Mite Treatment (if necessary)
Microchip and Registration
Collar, Leash and ID Tag
4lb Bag of Science Diet® Food
For other exotics, fees will be determined on an individual basis.
You must be 18 years or older to adopt an animal. A valid ID is required.
If you own your own home, please provide proof of home-ownership; a mortgage receipt, tax bill, water bill or deed will suffice.
If you rent, please bring your lease which states the type of pet you are interested in and that it is accepted or the name and phone of your landlord so we can verify the pet is allowed. Inquire with your landlord about any size or breed restrictions.
Please check with your home owner’s insurance company or landlord to find out if they have any restrictions on the breed(s) of dog they cover. Common breeds that may not be covered include: Pit Bulls, Doberman Pinschers, Rottweilers and German Shepherds.
For the health and safety of the pet you are interested in adopting and your existing pets, we ask that you provide proof of current vaccinations and spay/neuter status for pets in your home. (We may be able to call your veterinarian if you do not have a copy available.)
A new pet is a family decision and we ask that all members of your family meet the pet and agree on the suitability for your household.
If you already have a dog(s) in your home please bring the dog(s) with you to meet the dog you are considering to see if they are compatible.
Complete an adoption application and talk with a staff member for more information about the animal you are considering.
Cats/Kittens | $50-$300
FVRCP Vaccine
FELV/FIV Test
General De-worming
Advantage® Flea Treatment
Ear Mite Treatment (if necessary)
Spay/Neuter Surgery
Microchip and Registration
Collar and ID Tag
4lb Bag of Science Diet® Food
Dogs/Puppies | $325+
DHLPP Vaccine
Bordatella Vaccine (Kennel Cough)
Test for Heartworm, Lyme and Ehrlichiosis
General De-worming
Advantage® Topical Flea Treatment
Ear Mite Treatment (if necessary)
Microchip and Registration
Collar, Leash and ID Tag
4lb Bag of Science Diet® Food
Founded in 1873, the Lowell Humane Society is one of the oldest humane organizations in the state of Massachusetts. The purpose of the Lowell Humane Society is to prevent cruelty to animals, provide care for homeless and distressed animals and educate the public about responsible pet ownership. The shelter is a private not for profit organization and does not receive any city, state or federal funding. Operations are supported through the generous support of individuals, businesses and foundations. Our services include:
* Pet Adoptions
* Humane Education
* Information Services
* Lost and Found Service
Founded in 1873, the Lowell Humane Society is one of the oldest humane organizations in the state of Massachusetts. The purpose of the Lowell Humane Society is to prevent cruelty to animals, provide care for homeless and distressed animals and educate the public about responsible pet ownership. The shelter is a private not for profit organization and does not receive any city, state or federal funding. Operations are supported through the generous support of individuals, businesses and foundations. Our services include:
* Pet Adoptions
* Humane Education
* Information Services
* Lost and Found Service
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