Maine Coon kittens & cats in Beverly, Massachusetts

Our names are Napoli and Verona, and we are a bonded-sister pair, about 4 1/2 months old. We are fluffier than most kittens, so the vet thinks that we have some Maine coon in us. We eat, play and sleep together, and we need a home with someone who will love us. We are over-the-top friendly. We even purred at the vet's office when we got our shots, and everyone commented on how cute we were. One minute we'll groom each other, the next minute we'll wrestle with each other, then the next minute will curl up with each other for a nap. You know those aloof cats who take a while to warm up to people? Well, that's not us! We'll curl up with you or on you on the sofa and eventually we'll have you laughing with our antics. We even get along with the small dog in our foster home. We would do best in a home where we'll get lots of playtime and attention. We don't like to be apart from each other for long, and, because we are a bonded pair, we will not be adopted separately. A discount will apply to get us adopted together. We are easy kittens, suitable for a first-time adopter. We promise to be your devoted best friends for the rest of our lives.We're spayed females. We have tested negative for FIV and FeLV, and our shots are up to date. We are being fostered in Melrose. Our adoption fee has even been discounted by $110 down to facilitate us getting adopted together. If you're interested in adopting us, click the button that says "Ask about us." It's right down there.

Our names are Midnight and Thunder. We’re a pair of bonded Maine-coon-mix brothers a little under a year old. True to our ancestry, we're bushy-tailed and bigger than average, and we're looking for a home together. We eat together, play together, sleep together—pretty much everything is a team activity. It took us a little while to warm up in our foster home, but now our personalities are shining. We greet our foster mom at the door every time she comes into the room, and we’ll happily do the same for you. She laughs at our antics, especially when we tear through the apartment like two furry tornadoes. We’ll affectionately curl up with you when you're watching TV or on the computer. We have a history of doing well with children, so we'd make great family cats. We’re both friendly, expressive, and we're an easy pair suitable for a first-time adopter. If you adopt us, you won’t just be giving two brothers a home—you’ll be gaining lifelong companions who will love you with everything we’ve got.We are neutered males. We have tested negative for FIV and FeLV, and our shots are up to date. We are being fostered in West Roxbury. Our adoption fee has even been discounted to only $395 to facilitate us getting adopted together. If you're interested in adopting us, click the button that says "Ask about us." It's right down there.

Tilly is such a sweet little girl with the cutest personality. She’s playful, curious, and loves being around people. She’ll happily spend the day chasing toys and exploring, then curl up somewhere cozy for a good nap. She’s got that perfect mix of playful and cuddly, with just enough little attitude to keep things interesting. Tilly is the kind of kitten that makes you smile without even trying

We’re looking for a loving new home for our sweet cat. 🤍He’s about 10 years old and is genuinely such a friendly, affectionate cat. He loves attention and snuggles and has always been very good with kids. He is an indoor-only cat and would make a great companion for someone looking for a loving, cuddly pet.This isn’t an easy decision for us, but with our current season of life, we just don’t have the capacity to give him the attention and care he deserves. We’d really love to find him a home where he’ll be well loved.

Salem Saberhagen (sweet pea) has been living with me the past 2 years. He was a stray, gravitating towards a house but sleeping on woodchips. He was 9 months old; fur dull, underweight, and mouth inflamed from eating whatever he could. Now; his coat and himself are thriving. I am posting this because of my observations of him over the past 2 years. He has been residing with 3 female cats, thriving with the care that he's received from the human, but I've seen that he's not who he can be, with the girl cats I have. He responds to my voice, cocks his head, head bumps, and at times goes into "baby" mode where he kneads a blanket on me and loves the attention but bugs off when the other cats come around when responding to the voice/attention. I had a male foster at one point that got his playful side out, similar to when he was first brought indoors. I don't think he's reaching his potential in this environment. I want him to express his lover boi side, expressing himself fully.