Pixiebob kittens & cats in Gloucester, Massachusetts

Meet Joela and Joclyn . Their Mama was an outdoor cat who had her kittens in a flower bed. The finder reached out to rescuers in North Carolina to see if they could keep her safe while she raised her kittens. Joela is on the more shyer side, but once you spend some time with her and she becomes comfortable, you`ll this duo is very playful and love attention. Playing with their toys, snuggling in the hammock, and enjoy feeding time. Take one of these sweet kittens home with you and you won`t be disappointed!Apply today at capeannanimalaid/catapp

Meet Cornelius! This adorable 10 year old, loving boy wakes up every morning ready to make everyone`s day. He loves to give head butts and enjoys all the pets and snuggles. You will never have another bad day with this handsome boy by your side. Cornelius is a special needs adoption due to being diabetic and will need insulin daily as well as being on a special diet to keep him regulated. He is such a big love and has no issues getting his insulin while he has a little snack. With his extra beans and professional biscuit making, Cornelius is going to make your home complete! If you’re interested in adopting this cutie.Great news! We`re running a New Year`s adoption special and waived the adoption fees for Cornelius until Monday 1/5, to help him find his forever home!Apply online today!

Meet Adam! Adam is a gentle, affectionate feline who absolutely lives for attention. He loves to be pet. Whether it’s a slow chin scratch, a long back stroke, or a cozy cuddle session, he leans in with a happy purr every time. Adam is part of a Bonded Pair with is pal, Ethan. They love each other so much that we think it`s best they go home together. With his warm personality and love for companionship, Adam brings comfort and harmony to every place he’s part of.Adam is considered special needs because he`s been diagnosed with his lower jaw being short (overbite) and missing his lower incisors. Due to the nature of the way he cat came to the shelter, we have no medical history for him, so it is not able to be determined if the canines were removed surgically or did not grow in. The short mandible and the normal appearance of the rest of the teeth indicate that this cat may have had previous dental surgery to remove the lower canines and resolve a malocclusion of the jaws.This condition does not create a negative impact on his quality of life at this time.It will be important to discuss this case with your regular veterinarian.He and his brother Ethan came down with Calicivirus AKA `Cat Flu`, they have been medically cleared by our vet team and deemed healthy. However there is a chance they could be carriers of the virus even after treatment, so we think it`s best they be the only two cats in the home.Want to meet with Adam? capeannanimalaid.org/catapp