Tabby kittens & cats in Lowell, Massachusetts

I originally adopted him from Miami Florida. He has been a great cat. Great with my 4 year old son, loves to snuggle. Loves attention. Unfortunately having to move and not being able to bring him. He’s very friendly, shy at first but warms up to everyone quickly.

Hi, i’m looking to sell my cat Autumn because I can’t have any pets in my new apartment. He’s a one year old tabby. Recently neutered. Up to date with his shots and microchipped. Please reach out if you are interested!

Hi! I’m Sammy. I’m about 3–4 years old, and I’m a boy with a very gentle heart. I might seem a little shy at first, I had a rough start, so it took me about two months in my foster mama’s home to finally feel safe and come out of my shell. But once I knew I was loved, everything changed. Now I’m the sweetest, cuddliest boy ever. I don’t just sit next to you, I’ll be right on top of you if you let me. It’s pretty much constant cuddles and little chats from me. I might take a bit of time, but when I trust you… I’m all in 🤍

Hi, I’m Ellie. I’m a 3-year-old female cat. I love quiet corners where I can watch the world softly. I’m quite the thinker, you know? My days are filled with gentle play and little adventures around my cozy nook. I lived in a home with a playful male cat and this was too much for me. I’m better as an only cat or in a home with more laid back cats. I might be a bit shy at first, but give me a little time, and I’ll show you my goofy side. I’m looking for someone who appreciates a sweet, mellow companion. If you’re looking for a gentle soul to add warmth to your home, I’m your girl. Let’s make our own quiet, happy world together.

Hello! I’m Goldie, a 2½‑year‑old orange tabby with snowy white patches. I’ve had a tough start in life, so I take a little Prozac to help my me feel steady and secure. Don’t worry — I’m very good about taking it when you mix it into my wet food. I eat every bite. But between you and me? Dry food is the true love of my life. My Foster Parents Say: I’ve made amazing progress. I’m proud of myself, too! I have excellent litter‑box manners. I like routine, calm spaces, and humans who understand that sometimes a girl needs a little room to settle in. My Favorite Hobbies: -Bird‑watching and “hunting” from my window throne -Doing short bursts of playtime (I’m an Olympic sprinter, not a marathoner) -Rolling onto my back and showing off my fuzzy belly -Sometimes you can rub it, sometimes you cannot (I will not be providing a schedule) -Sitting in the same room as you because I like your company -Coming when you call me and inspecting everything you’re doing (yes, I’m that kind of cat and I need to be in the know!) -Curling up on the couch near you… or in your bed… or in any cardboard box you leave lying around My Dream Home: I would thrive in a quiet, peaceful home with no other pets. I’m a sensitive girl, and I need a patient, experienced cat person who understands that while I am VERY cute and make adorable little meows… …I also need space and time to feel safe. Once I trust you, I’ll follow you around, hang out near you, and maybe even present my extremely precious belly for admiration. So… Want to Love a Cat Who’s Soft, Silly, Sweet, and a Little Bit Special? If you’re looking for a companion who will adore being near you, come when called, nap in boxes, watch the world with curiosity, and bloom beautifully with patience and kindness… I think that companion might be me. Love, Goldie P.S. After a month in my foster home (as of 3/28/26), I’m doing so well. You can pick me up now and I’ll start purring, which is a big deal for me. I still get scared sometimes and I’m not always in the mood for pets, but I do want to be near you. I’ll follow you around the house like your slightly anxious little supervisor and keep track of everything you’re doing. I also have a playful side and I really need daily playtime to help me feel my best. Wand toys and stick toys are my favorite, and I love to run back and forth hunting my toy mice like a tiny athlete. I’m a little quirky, a little dramatic, and definitely my own person, but I’m getting braver every day. In a quiet, loving forever home, I truly believe I’ll keep blossoming and could even be weaned off my Prozac with time and patience.

These kitties are located in Puerto Rico & much like it is in South Florida, there is massive cat overpopulation. If adopted these kittens will be flown from Puerto Rico to an airport near you. We are USDA approved transport and all animals will come with a valid health certificate. We are so the only legal Florida importer in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Must be 25 years old Must adopt young kittens (6 months or less) you must have a young cat or dog or adopt in pairs UNLESS otherwise stated. Must be a previous cat owner. Must have a vet we can speak to. CT license AIR 000534 MA charity #080383 MA licensed importer #68 USDA # 88-T-0895 MEET NITRO! Nitro is a handsome boy who was found in a garage with his two siblings & mom. The nice homeowner let them stay until they were old enough to get adopted. Nitro is a lap kitten who enjoys laying next to his foster mom. He gets along with the house cat and is getting used to a doggie, who regularly visits the foster home. His siblings, Techno & Geisha, are also looking for a forever home. This sweetheart loves humans & would do well with another kitty. Just get an application in! Let’s help Nitro find a perfect home.

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This pet is on a WUO quarantine and not currently eligible for adoption. His clearance date is 5/15/26.What the heck is a WUO? WUO stands for Wound of Unknown Origin. In Massachusetts, a domestic animal (like a dog or cat) with a wound of unknown origin (presumed to be from another animal) is generally subject to a quarantine period of FOUR MONTHS to observe for signs of rabies. During that time the pet must be kept in strict confinement and only rabies vaccinated personnel are allowed contact. We still give them love every day and enrichment to keep their brains working, they also get out of cage time to stretch their legs. Four months of care adds up- can you help? Make a donation to help here: https://www.lowellhumanesociety.org/donate/.