Pixiebob kittens & cats in Burlington, Vermont

This adorable, tenderhearted guy is Virgil. He is somewhere between 6 and 7 years old, but his pleading eyes seem kittenish. In contrast, he carries himself with a peaceful resilience of an old, wise soul. He does get the zoomies, he go bonkers for catnip kicker toys and he destroys silver vine chew sticks. Virgil's left eye was blinded because of an unfortunate event that happened when he was very young, but he feels no pain and it doesn't affect his behavior. He would probably coexist well with respectful kids and he does great with other cats as long as the resources are plentiful and he gets his share of human affection. If you want to meet this cute boy, complete an adoption application at queencitycatsvt.org.

Belle, and her long time companion Blake, are looking for a loving home where they can stay together. Both are 8 years old and have calm, well-mannered personalities. Despite losing their longtime person, they are loving and eager to connect in a new forever home. Belle is a lovely short-haired domestic cat with a gentle, quiet nature. She is friendly but a bit more reserved than Blake. She is a little shy - especially with new people - but once she gains confidence, she will even settle in to a welcoming lap. Belle enjoys peaceful moments and can often be found sitting on her favorite perch by the window, watching the world go by. Together, this pair offers the perfect mix of affectionate companionship and serene charm. They would thrive in a loving home that appreciates mature cats with established personalities. If you would like to meet Blake and Belle, please complete an adoption application at Queencitycatsvt.org

Mae is a beautiful, 4-year-old tortie girl. Mae moves through the world like a backcountry traveler—quiet, observant, and deliberate. Give her time, and she’ll reward you with a soft, steady presence and a sweetness that feels earned, not assumed. Tuna and salmon treats are her favorites, and they go a long way toward winning her trust. Mae has a well-documented love of vertical terrain, so a home with drywall ceilings and a tall, sturdy cat tower will help her feel secure and grounded. She does best in a calm, low-traffic environment, gets along well with adult male cats, and would thrive with someone who understands that the best companions don’t rush the bond. If you want to meet Mae, complete an adoption application at queencitycatsvt.org.