Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Revere, Massachusetts

This sweet little Boy was born April 24th 2025. A little over a year old . He is playful , adventurous, and loves to have his belly rubbed . He gets his name from when he waits for food he likes to talk and it sounds like the cutest squeaks . I have the mommy and daddy cat this is the son . He is an indoor cat . Looking for a home filled with love !

This sweet little Boy was born April 24th 2025. A little over a year old . He is playful , adventurous, and loves to have his belly rubbed . He gets his name from when he waits for food he likes to talk and it sounds like the cutest squeaks . I have the mommy and daddy cat this is the son . He is an indoor cat . Looking for a home filled with love !

My name is Froggy and this is my brother Tucker. Wait, maybe I’m Tucker and this is my brother Froggy. The thing is, we look so much alike, sometimes we can’t even tell ourselves apart. We’re both brown tabbies, about two years old, both larger than average, and we need a home with someone who will love us. We eat, play and sleep together. It took a while for us to open up but our personalities are shining through. We greet our foster mom at the door when she comes in and we’ll do the same for you if you adopt us. We’ll curl up with you while you watch TV, and at least one of us will probably be on your lap. Our favorite toys are ribbon and strings- knitters beware. When we are left alone, we play tag with the energy of two small tornadoes. Whoever adopts us will need to be patient with us, but we'll be worth it because we will love you for the rest of our lives. Our adoption fee has even been discounted to facilitate us getting adopted together.We are neutered males and our shots are up to date. We are being fostered in Revere. If you’re interested in adopting us, click the button that says “Ask about me.” It’s just to the right

My name is Tweety and I'm a 4-year-old tabby girl and I'm posted with my kitten pal Han Solo. I was surrendered by people who never bothered to take me to the vet, so, predictably, I had lots and lots of kittens, then they gave me up with having too many cats as the reason for surrendering me. I never learned what happened to my babies. I like to be around people, but I admit it takes me a while to get used to new ones. Certain behaviors, such as wariness at being approached for petting by hands coming from above, being even more startled than most cats by sudden noises and movements, or guardedness around feet, make my fosters suspect I may have experienced abuse in my past, such as by being struck or kicked, but I'm not telling. I'll admit, I was kind of a mess until Han Solo came around. He's only about two and a half months old and he kind of reminds me of my babies. I didn't like him at first, but it didn't take him long to win me over with sheer cuteness. I'm not as much a mother to him as I am a big sister. We run around and play a lot-- he's the perfect companion for me because I have a lot of energy also. I know I'm bigger than he is, so I'm pretty gentle and I seem to be doing a good job of it. We've become a bonded pair, so neither of us will be adopted without the other.There are a couple of very young children in my foster home. I would probably be OK adopted into a home with older kids but younger ones don't always respect my boundaries. I respond with a swat, but I don't actually try to hurt them. We have been spayed/neutered, our shots are up to date, and we have tested negative for FIV and FeLV. We're being fostered in Melrose. The total adoption fee for both of us is $325, which is putting us pretty cheap if you ask me. It's a huge discount. If you're interested in adopting us, click the button that says "Ask about us." It's right down there.

Our names are Hamlin and Tango and we are two orange brothers only about 2 1/2 months old.  Everyone who sees us says that we are probably the cutest kittens they've ever seen and we're not going to disagree with that. We are two balls of chaos who love to run around and play with pretty much anything we can get our paws on. Everything we see is a potential toy. Like most kittens, we would do best adopted either with each other or into the home of someone who already has a cat or a cat-friendly dog, but neither of us are cut out to be the sole four-legged creature in anyone's home.We have been neutered, our shots are up to date, and we have tested negative for FIV and FeLV. We're being fostered in Allston. The total adoption fee for the two of us is $595. If you’re interested in adopting us, click the button that says “Ask about me.” It’s right down there.

Our names are Reba and Laney and we are as sweet a pair of kitten sisters as you're ever likely to find. If we do say so ourselves, our photos hardly do justice to our overall cuteness. It took us only a few days to settle into our foster home. Our fosters say we are very friendly and have graduated to lap-cat status. We are a bonded pair, so we definitely need to be adopted together. We would do best adopted into an interactive home where we'll get lots of attention and play time. We like playing with the humans in our foster home, as well as each other. If you adopt us, someday you'll look back at it as the best decision you've ever made.We are 6-7 months old. We have been spayed. We are current on our shots and we have tested negative for FIV and FeLV. We're being fostered in North Reading. If you're interested in adopting us, click the button that says, "Ask about us." It's right over there.

Our names are Captain and Goalie. Our sisters Bunny and Skira are posted separately. We are probably the cutest little kittens in New England. We're only about three months old, full of chaos and cuddles. We're affectionate, playful, and wonderfully social with other kittens and the other cats in our foster home. We love our pets, napping on a lap, and exploring. If we say so ourselves, we are the ideal kittens: playful, full of energy, and we love making friends. Kittens almost always do best when adopted in pairs or into the home of someone who has at least one other cat or cat-friendly dog, and we are no exception: None of us can be the solo animal in our home. Regardless of what combination we're adopted in, we will bring love and laughter to any home that has us. We are easy kittens who would be suitable for first time adopters. We have been neutered, are current on vaccinations, tested negative for FeLV and FIV, and treated for worms and fleas. We're being fostered in Cambridge. A discount will apply for adopting two or more of us, although there is no expectation that anyone will adopt three or four of us. We wouldn't object if that happened, though! If you're interested in any of us, click the button that says " Ask about us." It's right over there.