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Chazzy & Ollie

Domestic Shorthair

Male, Adult
Somerville, MA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
To adopt this cat from Black Cat Rescue, please fill out a profile https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston  Backstory: Chazzy and Ollie are a gentle, bonded pair of 9-year-old brothers who are looking for a calm, loving forever home to spend their golden years. These handsome boys (Ollie sports a subtle white patch while Chazzy is solid black) joined Black Cat Rescue after losing their longtime owner, and they have been working hard to decompress in their foster home. While they are quite shy with new people, they are sweet-natured gentlemen who find immense comfort in each other’s presence and are slowly learning that the world is a safe, kind place. Almost 10 years ago Chazzy and Ollie were trapped outside along with their two sisters. The litter was on their own and getting a little too old (6 months or so) to compete with younger, more socialized kittens that year. The amazing woman who rescued them while working to help all of the cats in her community, decided to adopt all four of them. Sadly, Chazzy, Ollie and their sisters recently lost their lifelong person. Chazzy and Ollie are now looking for another amazing person to take a chance on two shy guys. How would you describe the cat's general personality? Chazzy and Ollie are very calm, enjoying each other's company in a quiet home. They prefer to stay in their hiding nooks when humans are around, but are slowly showing more personality in foster care as they play with each other when left to themselves. They have great manners in eating and using the litter box, and do not mind being pet every so often. Does the cat enjoy being pet? Chazzy and Ollie do not mind being pet, but they do not seek it out either. They will let their foster pet them from inside their cat tree and like being rewarded with treats! If yes, on what parts of its body does the cat like to be pet? For now, they have mostly been getting pets on their backs and across their body, though they have also begun to warm up to scritches near their neck as well. Does the cat come on your lap? No Does the cat like to be held? No Does the cat sleep in your bed? No (they have a separate room) Does the cat seek your attention? No – Chazzy and Ollie mainly stay to themselves, but with patience, they are slowly becoming more curious about humans. They will pop out of their hiding holes and sit in the room to observe their foster care volunteer from a distance. Does the cat like to play? What are the cat's favorite games and toys? Chazzy and Ollie like to play with little mouse and ball toys by themselves, and the toys are often thrown about in various places from day to day. They do not play as much with their foster, and are not particularly interested in interactive games like string toys. How vocal is the cat? What kinds of sounds does the cat make? Both cats are not super vocal and have not meowed much. Does the cat scratch a scratcher? If no, please explain. Neither cat has clawed at any furniture. They have a scratching post available to them, but their foster volunteer has not witnessed them use it. Does the cat always use the litter box? Chazzy and Ollie are great at using the litter box consistently and have great litter box manners. What food and frequency is the cat currently eating? Is the cat picky about food? What is the cat's favorite treat? Chazzy and Ollie require a specific prescription urinary diet to stay healthy, and both boys eat Rx urinary care diet to avoid urinary blockages. They have one can of wet food every day – half in the morning and half at night. They also free feed kibble and treats each day as well. Both have been very good about eating and drinking water consistently. Does the cat ever swat (claws in) at you? If so, under what circumstances? No Has the cat ever scratched (claws out) you? No. Does the cat ever nip (teeth without breaking skin) you? No. Has the cat ever bitten you (breaking skin)? No. To the best of your knowledge, how does the cat react to new people? Social? Fearful? Chazzy and Ollie are pretty calm around new people, but continue to stick to their favorite nooks without being overly social.   Does that cat have any cute/quirky traits that aren’t covered by the previous questions? Chazzy and Ollie love hanging out in a pillow fort of cat pillows and blankets, finding many nooks and crannies to chill out in! They often scurry about at night after getting fed, which is very cute to hear. In your opinion, what is the best thing about the cat? Why should an adopter choose THIS cat to adopt? Chazzy and Ollie are the perfect companions for someone looking to provide a quiet, patient sanctuary for two senior cats. They have made wonderful progress in foster care, rewarding their foster mom with soft purrs and slow, trusting blinks as they grow more comfortable with pets and human interaction. They are very low maintenance and can often take care of themselves very well, entertaining each other and taking comfort in each other’s presence. To learn more about adopting this cat in Massachusetts, please visit www.blackcatrescue.com or fill out an Adoption Profile at https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston.  October 17, 2026, 8:50 am
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Rachel

Domestic Shorthair

Female, Young
Somerville, MA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
To adopt this cat from Black Cat Rescue, please fill out a profile https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston Rachel is a super companiable and communicative 5 year old spayed female cat, up to date on vaccinations and full of personality! She needs to be an only cat. Here’s what her foster volunteer says about her:   How would you describe the cat's general personality? Rachel is friendly and vocal - she has lots of different quiet noises! She loves to be near people and often head butts you for a few pats on her head. She loves to scratch vertical and horizontal scratchers but not furniture!   Does the cat enjoy being pet? Yes, primarily on the head, when she asks for pets. She likes only a few pets, and it’s easy to tell from her demeanor when she’s done. She asks by bonking her head on your hand. If you put your hand out and she doesn't bonk, she doesn't want to be pet (but she still wants to hang out).   If yes, on what parts of its body does the cat like to be pet? Head. She also likes to be brushed on her head and back.   Are there any parts of its body that the cat does NOT like being touched? Her head is really the sweet spot, and just a few pats - don’t overdo it.   Does the cat come on your lap? Rachel loves to be near people, but not on laps.   Does the cat sleep in your bed? She walks across us when we’re in bed and settles down at the end of the bed or the bench at the foot of the bed, and we often find her on the bed when we get home.   Does the cat seek your attention? Yes. Rachel is very social and has a range of chirps, meows, purrs, hisses, and growls. She is happy when people come into the room and asks for head pets. She follows you to the food bowl, water bowl, litter box.   Does the cat like to play? YES. She's more of a solo player, but very playful.   What are the cat's favorite games and toys? Crinkle ball, catnip mouse, spring, scratcher - she winds herself around the scratching post and has a great time.   How vocal is the cat? Medium - she has lots of sounds, but isn't a loud/annoying meower at all.   What kinds of sounds does the cat make? Many -  chirps, meows, purrs, hisses, and growls   Does the cat scratch a scratcher? YES - enthusiastically   Does the cat always use the litter box? yes.   What food and frequency is the cat currently eating? Currently, Rachel is eating dry food only, a scoop in the morning and a scoop at night.   What is the cat's favorite treat? Churu, of course.   What medication is the cat on, and how is it administered? N/A   Does the cat ever swat (claws in) at you? If so, under what circumstances? If you pat her too long, she might swat. The key is to just give her a few pets on her head and then stop - keep her wanting more!   Has the cat ever scratched (claws out) you? No Does the cat ever nip (teeth without breaking skin) you? yes - same as swatting Has the cat ever bitten you (breaking skin)? No   To the best of your knowledge, how does the cat react to new people? Social? Fearful? She's quite social and happy to have people in the room with her.   If you have observed the cat with other animals, please describe how they get on? Rachel does not seem to be a fan of our resident cats.   Does that cat have any cute/quirky traits that aren’t covered by the previous questions? I think Rachel is fabulous. She's quite companionable and super cute with her one ear, perfect French manicure and giant whiskers. She's happy to sit near while you're on the computer or reading, and loves to slow-blink back and forth. In the morning she runs from the other room and launches herself on the bed to let us know she's ready for breakfast (at a very reasonable hour of 7am)!   In your opinion, what is the best thing about the cat? Why should an adopter choose THIS cat to adopt? As a foster, Rachel is "the one who got away" for me, and I'm so happy to have a chance to foster her a second time (she was adopted two years ago and then surrendered recently when her original adopter moved to a place that didn’t allow pets). She is social and vocal and playful. She definitely wants to be around people, but doesn't always want to be pet (and when she does want to be pet, it's just a few pets on the head). She is friendly and super fun to be around!   What are the cat's challenges and how have you found to best manage them? Rachel likes just a few pets, so you as a human have to control yourself. You’ll want to pet her soft fur forever, and you need to remember she just likes a few pets! To learn more about adopting this cat in Massachusetts, please visit www.blackcatrescue.com or fill out an Adoption Profile at https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston.  October 17, 2026, 8:50 am
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Johnny

Domestic Shorthair

Male, Young
Somerville, MA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
To adopt this cat from Black Cat Rescue, please fill out a profile https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston Johnny is a 1 year old neutered male cat, up to date on vaccines. Here’s what his foster volunteer says about him: How would you describe the cat's general personality? He is sweet and playful, tumbling and swatting at a laser. he likes a long nap and love treats.  Does the cat enjoy being pet? He likes a head scratch at dinner time.  If yes, on what parts of its body does the cat like to be pet? Head, neck  Are there any parts of its body that the cat does NOT like being touched? Hind legs  Does the cat come on your lap? Not yet, as he’s new to the home  Does the cat like to be held? Not yet, as he’s new to us  Does the cat sleep in your bed? He sleeps in view of my bed, warming up to the idea of a cuddle  Does the cat seek your attention? Yes, he will lay and sit looking at me  Does the cat like to play? He loves to play with the cats  What are the cat's favorite games and toys? He likes a laser game or chasing down dry treats  How vocal is the cat? He is not too vocal  What kinds of sounds does the cat make? Chirping, mostly If dinner is late  Does the cat scratch a scratcher? He does not  If no, please explain. He sleeps on a cat tree but does not use the scratcher  Does the cat always use the litter box? Yes  If no, please explain. What food and frequency is the cat currently eating? Breakfast wet food and dinner mix of wet and dry with some treats.  Is the cat picky about food? Not pick  What is the cat's favorite treat? Churu! He seems to love the salmon flavor  What medication is the cat on, and how is it administered? None Does the cat ever swat (claws in) at you? If so, under what circumstances? Never swats  Has the cat ever scratched (claws out) you? Never scratches  Does the cat ever nip (teeth without breaking skin) you? Never  Has the cat ever bitten you (breaking skin)? Never  To the best of your knowledge, how does the cat react to new people? Social? Fearful? He’s shy If you have observed the cat with other animals, please describe how they get on? He gets along with my cats great. They eat together and never have any sharing issues he is a gentleman  Does that cat have any cute/quirky traits that aren’t covered by the previous questions? He loves to gaze, he will watch me and the cats play, eat or watch tv. He keeps an eye on things  In your opinion, what is the best thing about the cat? Why should an adopter choose THIS cat to adopt? He is very handsome, sweet and a good friend to my cats. I love his calm personality and playful attitude.  What are the cat's challenges and how have you found to best manage them? No issues beyond shyness as he gets used to his foster home. In his forever home he will blossom!  To learn more about adopting this cat in Massachusetts, please visit www.blackcatrescue.com or fill out an Adoption Profile at https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston.  October 17, 2026, 8:50 am

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