Tabby kittens & cats in Methuen, Massachusetts

Duch is looking for a home where she can be the only pet. She is sweet, vocal, and deeply loved. She wants her people close and is very affectionate yet prefers not to be picked up. In our multi-pet family Duch has been the odd one out. Unfortunately, because of that stress, she has urinated outside of the litter box. We have worked on it — three behaviorists, vet testing, calming supplements. The answer comes back the same every time. She is stressed in a multi-pet home and needs an always clean box she does not have to compete for. In a quiet house with no other pets I think she would be a different cat. She comes with an automatic litter box, her supplies, and her vet records. She is a wonderful cat. She just needs to be the only one. We would very much like for her to stay local and close so we can keep tabs on how she is doing.

Chello is this cutie here. He is almost 3 years old. I took him in with me when he was 2 months old from a barn cat mama. He is very sweet, calm, playful, independent and intelligent. He really does listen to you when you talk to him. Lazy a bit. He doesn’t live with other cats but I have brought him around other cats and he’s very friendly with other cats and just wants a friend to play with. Unfortunately due to my circumstances I am not able to continue to provide the quality of life I used to be able to and he deserves it, he is such a well behaved cat and I guarantee anyone who gets him will have no trouble with him but he just loves to be attentive to that’s all.

Super Cuddly cat but will thrive in an environment that doesn’t have any other animal and doesn’t have kids.

Hi, I’m Binksey! I’m the scared little guy who was caught outside after being injured and got some much-needed medical care. When I first came inside, I was pretty sure hiding was the safest thing to do. And honestly… I spent most of the past month doing exactly that.But lately, I’ve started to realize that indoor life might not be so bad after all! I’ve discovered that toy mice are really fun to play with, couches and beds are amazingly comfortable, and you know what? I LOVE getting pets and being brushed. I'm a 3-year-old boy with a permanently bent ear, which I think makes me extra cute. (My foster mom definitely agrees.) I'm FIV+, which just means I need to get regular vet checkups — otherwise I can live a totally normal, happy life right alongside you. Noises can still scare me, and I’m still learning that I’m safe, but I’m slowly coming out of my shell and discovering more and more things I enjoy. All I need is someone who will be patient with me, celebrate my little victories, and show me that I’m finally home.

Hi, I'm McGee! I'm about 4 years old, and my foster mom says I'm like a tabby Squishmallow come to life. :) I can be a little shy at first and need time and space to get comfortable (like a day or two), but once I know I'm safe I become super cuddly and loving. You can even rub my belly and pick me up! My manners are impeccable with eating and using the litter box. I'm always sweet and never, ever use my claws or teeth, even when I'm nervous. I love to play with my wand toy and can keep myself entertained with a toy mouse or ball. If you want a chill, snuggly companion who will keep you company when you work from home or are hanging out on the couch, I'm your guy! I've been good with my foster mom's boy cat and with proper introductions, could be happy in a home that has cat friends for me.

Ariel & Hailey: 5yo Sister Tabby CatsMy landlord is making me rehome my two sweet, 5-year-old female tabby cats. They came to me as a temporary situation, but they are completely bonded and MUST stay together in their forever home.About them:- Super friendly, loving, and affectionate snugglers (10 lbs each).- Great with kids of all ages.- Timid around other cats (best as the only pets).- Easy keepers: eat any dry/wet food and use clumping litter.Health: Both spayed, up-to-date on Rabies and Distemper.Fee: $200 rehoming fee to ensure a safe, serious home. Includes their current supplies (they do best with separate litter boxes). Please message me with a bit about your home if interested!

This beautiful boy is the biggest snuggle bunny. He’s probably the most affectionate cat I’ve ever met. He’s so calm, easy-going, and all he wants his belly rubs. I took him and his brother in when his previous owner that had since a kitten had to move. They were doing very well while I worked the night shift until I switched to the dayshift and I’m not home during the day anymore. It’s been over six months now and sweet Junior won’t use his litter box and there’s no way for me to continue to take care of him. I’m a single mother. I have three kids at home and work full time. I love this cat so much but he needs more attention than I can give, and there’s just no way around it for me. He was litter box trained when I got him, and is now peeing at least in the low litter box but continues to poop right outside of the clean litterbox.

Spirit cats are very shy with people, and live in your home but are rarely seen – hence their name. They are cats who coexist in your home, and sometimes may grant you the opportunity to touch them – or they may not. Despite being shy with people, spirit cats are usually great with other cats! They are used to living with many cats, and can make excellent companions for cats in your home. It’s not uncommon for a spirit cat to get used to one or two people over time, and those people will be allowed to touch them and they may even choose to hang out near you or sleep on your bed at night. They are a great choice for people with a quiet household, who want to make a difference for an individual cat. Patience and understanding are the best tools when welcoming a spirit cat into your home. It’s important to know that spirit cats won’t magically turn into a normal acting cat – what you see is what you get for a long time, maybe always. They are a fine choice for situations where you don’t have a lot of time to devote to a pet as they don’t require a lot of attention from humans. They are not a good choice for a busy home, including those with small children.

Spirit cats are very shy with people, and live in your home but are rarely seen – hence their name. They are cats who coexist in your home, and sometimes may grant you the opportunity to touch them – or they may not. Despite being shy with people, spirit cats are usually great with other cats! They are used to living with many cats, and can make excellent companions for cats in your home. It’s not uncommon for a spirit cat to get used to one or two people over time, and those people will be allowed to touch them and they may even choose to hang out near you or sleep on your bed at night. They are a great choice for people with a quiet household, who want to make a difference for an individual cat. Patience and understanding are the best tools when welcoming a spirit cat into your home. It’s important to know that spirit cats won’t magically turn into a normal acting cat – what you see is what you get for a long time, maybe always. They are a fine choice for situations where you don’t have a lot of time to devote to a pet as they don’t require a lot of attention from humans. They are not a good choice for a busy home, including those with small children.