Pixiebob kittens & cats in Melrose, Massachusetts

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 in our foster home, but our personalities are shining through. We greet our foster mom at the door when she comes home, and we'll do the same for you if you adopt us. She says our antics are hilarious, especially when we play through the cat tunnel. 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. We're both friendly and talkative, and Tucker has become quite a Velcro cat. Whoever adopts us will be lucky 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 Charlestown. 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.

​My name is Beamer and I am a friendly boy, about a year old. I was rescued in harsh weather as an abandoned stray after the people who meant the world to me moved away and left me outside to fend for myself. I have been adopted twice and returned. The first time was because I was too friendly. I lasted only a day in my adopter's home before she decided I was too much to handle. The second time was for being too playful. My adopters had two other cats and I wanted to play more than they did. When they didn't want to play anymore, I didn't take no for an answer. It took me a while to adapt to my current foster home after the disappointment of being returned twice, but I think I have things figured out here. I'm predisposed to getting along with the other cats here. There are several of them for me to play with and I don't seem to get on any of their nerves, then I curl up with them for a nap. I'm so friendly to people that I climb up their shoulders and nibble on their ears. I'm a true Velcro cat who likes so much attention that I may be a bit too much for one person to handle, I'm full of mischief and like to get into shenanigans. I would do best in a home that had more than one other cat for me to play with and maybe even some kids to pull some string for me to chase. While I'm definitely not at all a mean cat, I like to play a bit rough sometimes, so a family with very small children would probably not be a good match. However, older kids who can handle my rough-house style of play should be OK. I get along well with other cats after being introduced methodically-- my rescuers can certainly give you pointers on that. I have not yet been observed with dogs, but I seem inclined to like everybody once they have gained my trust, so they think I would do well with a cat-friendly dog. One thing's for sure: if you give me love, I'll give you back a thousand times more in return.I have been neutered and my shots are up to date. I have also tested negative for FeLV and FIV. I'm being fostered in Revere. If you're interested in adopting me, click the button that says " Ask about me." Its right down there.