Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Methuen, Massachusetts

This beautiful boy is the biggest snuggle bunny. He’s probably the most affectionate cat I’ve ever met. He’s so calm, easy-going, and all he wants his belly rubs. I took him and his brother in when his previous owner that had since a kitten had to move. They were doing very well while I worked the night shift until I switched to the dayshift and I’m not home during the day anymore. It’s been over six months now and sweet Junior won’t use his litter box and there’s no way for me to continue to take care of him. I’m a single mother. I have three kids at home and work full time. I love this cat so much but he needs more attention than I can give, and there’s just no way around it for me. He was litter box trained when I got him, and is now peeing at least in the low litter box but continues to poop right outside of the clean litterbox.

Spirit cats are very shy with people, and live in your home but are rarely seen – hence their name. They are cats who coexist in your home, and sometimes may grant you the opportunity to touch them – or they may not. Despite being shy with people, spirit cats are usually great with other cats! They are used to living with many cats, and can make excellent companions for cats in your home. It’s not uncommon for a spirit cat to get used to one or two people over time, and those people will be allowed to touch them and they may even choose to hang out near you or sleep on your bed at night. They are a great choice for people with a quiet household, who want to make a difference for an individual cat. Patience and understanding are the best tools when welcoming a spirit cat into your home. It’s important to know that spirit cats won’t magically turn into a normal acting cat – what you see is what you get for a long time, maybe always. They are a fine choice for situations where you don’t have a lot of time to devote to a pet as they don’t require a lot of attention from humans. They are not a good choice for a busy home, including those with small children.

Meet Chloe! She has been waiting patiently at the shelter for herperfect adopter to come along. You are welcome to enter our cat roomsduring open hours. Staff and volunteers will be happy to assist you!Chloe is worried, and sweet, so were taking it slow as we get to knowher and allowing her to build up confidence at her own pace. Chloe islooking for a patient adopter who can let her adjust to a new home. Come onin to meet Chloe and see if she is a good match for your family!

This beautiful boy is the biggest snuggle bunny. He’s probably the most affectionate cat I’ve ever met. He’s so calm, easy-going, and all he wants his belly rubs. I took him and his brother in when his previous owner that had since a kitten had to move. They were doing very well while I worked the night shift until I switched to the dayshift and I’m not home during the day anymore. It’s been over six months now and sweet Junior won’t use his litter box and there’s no way for me to continue to take care of him. I’m a single mother. I have three kids at home and work full time. I love this cat so much but he needs more attention than I can give, and there’s just no way around it for me. He was litter box trained when I got him, and is now peeing at least in the low litter box but continues to poop right outside of the clean litterbox.

Spirit cats are very shy with people, and live in your home but are rarely seen – hence their name. They are cats who coexist in your home, and sometimes may grant you the opportunity to touch them – or they may not. Despite being shy with people, spirit cats are usually great with other cats! They are used to living with many cats, and can make excellent companions for cats in your home. It’s not uncommon for a spirit cat to get used to one or two people over time, and those people will be allowed to touch them and they may even choose to hang out near you or sleep on your bed at night. They are a great choice for people with a quiet household, who want to make a difference for an individual cat. Patience and understanding are the best tools when welcoming a spirit cat into your home. It’s important to know that spirit cats won’t magically turn into a normal acting cat – what you see is what you get for a long time, maybe always. They are a fine choice for situations where you don’t have a lot of time to devote to a pet as they don’t require a lot of attention from humans. They are not a good choice for a busy home, including those with small children.

Meet Chloe! She has been waiting patiently at the shelter for herperfect adopter to come along. You are welcome to enter our cat roomsduring open hours. Staff and volunteers will be happy to assist you!Chloe is worried, and sweet, so were taking it slow as we get to knowher and allowing her to build up confidence at her own pace. Chloe islooking for a patient adopter who can let her adjust to a new home. Come onin to meet Chloe and see if she is a good match for your family!

My name is Momma Maribel and I am a beautiful grey and rust colored Tabby girl that had a beautiful litter of 7 kittens in a wonderful foster home 10 weeks ago.  I am a really laidback girl that is easy going and loving.  I just kind of sit back and observe and then snuggle if you have a lap for me.  I was a stray and outside my whole life until I was discovered by a very experienced foster mom who took me in and let me have my precious babies there inside a home.  Outside is where so many moms and their kittens land with no protection.  I am very savvy about life and yet I am eager to find a home of my own.  I am just about a year old and ready for a forever family to welcome me with open arms.  Please email Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrnewengland@gmail.com if you want to have an adoption form sent to adopt me.  I would be SOOOOO excited. Our vetting is extensive: Spay, rabies, FIV vaccine, FIV tested and negative, fecal and dewormings and a Drontal  and microchipped. PLEASE NOTE:   Our dogs and cats are fostered in Tennessee and can transport weekly up to the Northeast region.  Request an application and learn more about Critter Cavalry at https://www.crittercavalry.com/adoption.March 7, 2026, 12:24 pm

A short time ago, in a county not so far away, there were 6 kittens born on February 21, 2025.  And this furry little lady was a standout from day one.  Such unusual markings!  As the weeks progressed, and her fur began to grow, she reminded me of Chewbacca!  Thus started the Star Wars theme.  In addition, she was twice the size of her siblings.  So striking!  This Chewy hardly makes a sound, other than her constant purring.  Chewy protects her younger sister Rey from the rowdy wrestling of their brothers.  They can be a little overwhelming for the two ladies!  All the kittens are free to explore their universe, but they are contained to their galaxy room.  These little rebels enjoy chasing each other around the room, up and down the tower.  The flying fish on the wand tests their Jedi skills daily.  Chewy can jump pretty high!  She definitely holds her own.  Somersaults abounding!  Fun it is.  Especially that droid ball that rolls around on its own.  The force must be with it.  Is the force with you?  Don’t let this gorgeous kitten escape.  She is a rare beauty.  Chewy is not a needy kitten.  She entertains herself, and she especially likes to supervise the cleaning of the litter box.  And she also helps you with the broom when you are sweeping.  She just cannot figure out those plastics twigs!  Can I eat them?  Such a cute little fuzzball!  May the force be with you to call or email CCR and rescue this little creature.   Be the one to tell her, Chewy, we are home!  Let the wookie win your heart over.  Do or do not.  There is no try.  Now is the time!  Putting all cinematic jargons aside,This litter is one of the lucky ones.  They were born inside, in safe and dry quarters, and were nursed by their mama for 8 weeks, and then some.  We battled the typical parasites, fungal and bacterial infections that seem inherent with young kittens.  But these kittens have received attention, care and love from their first day on this planet. Contact Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com  if you are interested March 7, 2026, 12:24 pm

Introducing Bud, the tuxedo gentleman with the heart of a shy poet and the sass of a tiny bouncer. At 1 year old, Bud is handsome, refined, and absolutely certain that being picked up is optional — and he will absolutely file a formal complaint if you forget. Bud isn’t much of a “cats’ cat,” but he’ll tolerate other felines as long as they’re respectful. Dogs? Totally fine. Kids? Absolutely — just as long as they appreciate his “personal space policies.” He’s litter box trained, polite, and carries himself with the dignity of someone who knows he’s dressed better than everyone else in the room. If you’re looking for a charming, slightly mysterious tuxedo boy who will bond deeply once he trusts you, Bud might be your perfect match. To meet this classy gentleman, email Critter Cavalry Rescue at CcrTennessee@gmail.com — and be sure to include your city and state so his matchmakers can help! March 7, 2026, 12:24 pm