Manx kittens & cats in Waltham, Massachusetts

Meet Pixel! Pixel is a one-of-a-kind cat with a story as unique as his personality. He made his was here through our trap and release program. Curious, affectionate, and full of quiet charm, Pixel has a way of making himself known. His gentle nature and resilient spirit make him a wonderful companion. Pixel is a special needs adoption as he has been diagnosed with a spinal malformation called lordosis. This condition causes the spinal column over the chest to curve downward and then rise back up more dramatically than usual. Despite this structural difference, repeated veterinary exams have shown that he does not have any neurologic abnormalities at this time. Ongoing care will be important, and it’s recommended to discuss Pixel’s condition with your regular veterinarian to monitor his health and ensure he continues to thrive. Despite all of this, Pixel is an easygoing guy with a heart of gold. He takes life in stride, greeting each day with quiet optimism and a calm, loving presence. He doesn’t let his differences define him! Instead, they make him all the more special. Pixel just needs a chance: a home willing to see beyond his condition and give him the love and stability he deserves.Want to meet Pixel? You can send in an application to: capeannanimalaid.org/catapp

May is a young black kitten with a calm, independent personality. She has been raised in a loving home alongside her mother Luna and her sister Miss Fluffy. May is more reserved and likes to do her own thing. She enjoys having her own space, observing everything around her, and coming around on her own terms. She would likely do best with someone who understands and appreciates cats with quieter, more independent personalities. May is especially bonded with her sister Miss Fluffy, and they play and get along very well. Our biggest hope would be to keep them together if possible, as they make a wonderful pair and bring each other comfort. However, we also understand that may not always be realistic, and our priority is finding May a safe, loving, indoor home where she will be cared for patiently and given time to settle in and thrive. The best words to describe May would be independent, observant, curious, and unique.