Siamese kittens & cats in Massachusetts

Simi and Fiona are brother and sister and they are bonded to each other. It would be wonderful if they could be adopted together, but they can be separated if need be. I think both of them would do best in homes without young kids or dogs. Before they came to me, they were community cats living on a very busy street in a commercial district. With the constant traffic, and them crossing the street all the time, their caretaker and I agreed it was only a matter of time before one of them got hit. They clearly had some human interaction before and they adjusted well to indoor life. Both made great progress bonding with me, and they were becoming more comfortable and adventurous with every day. Now that their world has completely changed again, they will likely need extra time to adjust and decompress. If they could spend some time together in foster before they go to the shelter, that would be ideal.Fiona is the more outgoing of the two, and the brave one. She was shy at first but made excellent and quick progress with me. It may take her a little time to warm up to strangers. She is very inquisitive, affectionate and playful, with a cheerful and sometimes silly personality. She didn't particularly care for my foster kittens, but she loves her brother. She loves wand toys and churus.Simi is such a gorgeous boy with his stunning blue eyes, I assume he will get a lot of interest based on looks alone. He has a very gentle and sweet demeanor. However, he is very timid and shy, and meeting new people can be quite scary for him. He needs a slow, quiet approach to feel safe. Simi came such a long way in the time he spent with me, and he showed me what a sweet and loving boy he truly is. Once I gained his trust, he was greeting me with meows when I came into the room, giving little kisses and rolling over for belly rubs. I have no doubt he will be a devoted companion for the right person, and he may even end up being a lap cat. His ideal adopter would be someone who understands that he will need time to get to know them and build trust before he feels safe and comfortable enough to come out of his shell. He needs someone with patience and a gentle touch. Simi is crazy about churus, this is a great way to bond with him. He loves to be petted and combed, especially under his chin and behind the ears. He had started becoming more interested in toys in the last two weeks asAs always before adoption, all cats are spay/neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, given distemper and rabies vaccines if old enough, flea and dewormer treatments if necessary.

Simi and Fiona are brother and sister and they are bonded to each other. It would be wonderful if they could be adopted together, but they can be separated if need be. I think both of them would do best in homes without young kids or dogs. Before they came to me, they were community cats living on a very busy street in a commercial district. With the constant traffic, and them crossing the street all the time, their caretaker and I agreed it was only a matter of time before one of them got hit. They clearly had some human interaction before and they adjusted well to indoor life. Both made great progress bonding with me, and they were becoming more comfortable and adventurous with every day. Now that their world has completely changed again, they will likely need extra time to adjust and decompress. If they could spend some time together in foster before they go to the shelter, that would be ideal.Fiona is the more outgoing of the two, and the brave one. She was shy at first but made excellent and quick progress with me. It may take her a little time to warm up to strangers. She is very inquisitive, affectionate and playful, with a cheerful and sometimes silly personality. She didn't particularly care for my foster kittens, but she loves her brother. She loves wand toys and churus.Simi is such a gorgeous boy with his stunning blue eyes, I assume he will get a lot of interest based on looks alone. He has a very gentle and sweet demeanor. However, he is very timid and shy, and meeting new people can be quite scary for him. He needs a slow, quiet approach to feel safe. Simi came such a long way in the time he spent with me, and he showed me what a sweet and loving boy he truly is. Once I gained his trust, he was greeting me with meows when I came into the room, giving little kisses and rolling over for belly rubs. I have no doubt he will be a devoted companion for the right person, and he may even end up being a lap cat. His ideal adopter would be someone who understands that he will need time to get to know them and build trust before he feels safe and comfortable enough to come out of his shell. He needs someone with patience and a gentle touch. Simi is crazy about churus, this is a great way to bond with him. He loves to be petted and combed, especially under his chin and behind the ears. He had started becoming more interested in toys in the last two weeks asAs always before adoption, all cats are spay/neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, given distemper and rabies vaccines if old enough, flea and dewormer treatments if necessary.

Smokey is a 15 lb., approximately 3-year-old Siamese. He was born without a tail. He had all of his vet care on 12/4/25 and is ready for adoption. His owner gave him to a rescuer we work with because she could no longer care for him. Despite his size, we were told he is a picky eater, and his previous owner used to cook chicken for him. The first step in our adoption process is to fill out an application at https://www.medfieldshelter.com/adoption-forms/cat. If you are ready to adopt, please fill out an adoption application. We offer same-day adoptions, so if the cat is a fit, you can take them home the day of your meeting. If a cat is listed on our website, it is still available for adoption, but applications may have been received before yours. All adoption meetings are by appointment only. The adoption fee for cats seven months to two years old is $250 for one cat and $350 for a pair; for cats three years to ten years old, it is $200 for one cat and $300 for a pair; and for senior cats 11 years and over, it is $125. The fee includes age-appropriate vaccines, deworming, microchip testing, testing for FeLV and FIV, and spaying/ neutering.

To adopt this cat from Black Cat Rescue, please fill out a profile https://blackcatrescue.com/adopt-cat-boston Maia is a petite Siamese kitten with a giant personality and a heart full of love. She’s social, playful, and full of kitten energy—bouncing from spirited playtime to cozy cuddle sessions in an instant. Maia adores attention and will charm you with her trills, chirps, and expressive meows as she follows you from room to room. She loves being petted on her head, cheeks, and under her chin, and she’ll happily curl up in your lap or snuggle beside you for a nap. Maia is curious, affectionate, and endlessly endearing—an engaging companion who will fill your home with joy and laughter. Maia is partially incontinent due to a spinal abnormality, so she requires some extra care and patience. She takes medications and supplements to support her digestion and motility, and her environment should be set up with easy-to-clean surfaces or protected areas. She’s comfortable with gentle cleaning routines, though she may squirm a bit during them. Despite her challenges, Maia lives life to the fullest—playing enthusiastically, using her scratching post faithfully, and enjoying her favorite treats like Churu and crunchy snacks. With a little support, she’ll thrive as a happy, loving companion who gives far more than she asks for in return. 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.  December 3, 2025, 12:24 pm

Meet Donna and Sachi! A beautifully bonded pair of seven-year-old purebred Siamese siblings currently in Newton, MA, whose lives are a graceful dance of affection, curiosity, and deep connection wrapped in velvety seal point coats. Donna, the smaller sister with a rounder face and a high-pitched meow, is the quieter soul of the duo. She may take a little time to feel comfortable, but once she does, her affectionate and cuddly nature blossoms. Belly rubs? She adores them! Fetch? She’ll not only play, she’ll initiate it by bringing you her favorite toy! Sachi, her devoted brother, is the more outgoing half of this charming team. Friendly from the start, he’s sweet, intelligent, and just as eager for snuggles. When it’s treat time, he’ll gently wrap his paw around your hand to guide it to his mouth. Yes, it’s as heart-melting as it sounds! Both cats are playful, inquisitive, and love interactive toys like pipe cleaners, wand toys, and hidden feathers. They enjoy chasing each other around the house before curling up together in a cozy nap pile, grooming one another like the lifelong companions they are. They're indoor-only cats who thrive in a calm, quiet space, somewhere with no young children or other pets, where Donna can feel secure and Sachi can stay on his gentle medical routine. Sachi has a heart murmur that’s been carefully managed since 2023. He takes two daily low-cost medications, easily tucked into food or treats, and visits a cardiologist every 6–9 months. He’s always a bit hungrier than Donna and will try to sneak bites of her food, just one of his endearing quirks! Donna and Sachi are looking for a new loving home where their deep bond is cherished and supported. They are currently being lovingly cared for by a family member while their guardian supports the process of helping them find a new home. With their gentle nature, expressive personalities, and unique needs, they’ll bring laughter, companionship, and warmth to the right family. Could your heart and home be the cozy haven these two devoted companions are waiting for? If so, reach out to adopt@joyfulpets.com and let Sachi and Donna begin their next chapter with you!

Cali was adopted from the humane society. She is a vocal cat that would really do best as the only cat. She did well in our home until we had a baby who has been too high energy for her. Since he has begun crawling it really stresses her out and despite trying to separate her into part of the house she has been crying out more to get access to the whole house. She is skeptical of strangers, but enjoys one on one time with her preferred human. She deserves a lot more love and attention than we can give her and I want to ensure she doesn’t feel stressed out anymore. She tolerates my smaller two dogs but doesn’t love the large dog. She tolerates our other cat, but doesn’t love playing with him.