Tabby kittens & cats in Northampton, Massachusetts

Lost job relocating to South Carolina next week

Lost job and moving to South Carolina, cannot afford to take care of the cats properly

Jupiter is 5 years old. She’s very sweet and affectionate cat. She is shy around new people. She will hunt mice around the house. We rehoming her because we have multiple babies in the house and we just don’t have enough space and time and energy to care for her anymore.

Nova is almost 3 years old. He’s a very friendly and affectionate cat. He is great with other pets. We’re wanting to rehome because we have multiple babies in the house and we just don’t have the space and time to give the care and attention he needs. He’s very easygoing and a chill guy.

QUITE THE ROARING PURR MACHINE DOB 4/13/25 Hey there, everyone! I’m Jupiter, an extremely playful, energetic, and affectionate orange tabby fella who also cherishes cuddle time with Foster Meowmy. I’m happy to be held in her arms like a baby with my tummy up so she can embellish me with nose kisses. I’m sometimes jealous when I see her giving attention to one of my siblings, so I’ll run up to her to get my share. I’m a certified purr factory because I turn on my purr motor frequently and very loudly, often to announce my arrival. After my feral momma birthed Karma, Pluto, Opal, and me outside of Foster Meowmy’s house, Momma moved us through an open window to inside a neighbor’s car . . . and then again a few doors down to a used-car business. Imagine Foster Meowmy’s surprise when she looked inside an old car and found not only us under the driver’s seat but also another litter of four kittens under the passenger’s seat!! When we were five weeks old and could eat on our own, Foster Meowmy gathered up both of our stowaway litters and brought us all inside to the safe haven of her home. You can imagine the mayhem that eight kittens can wreak inside our foster room! We tumble and pounce, climb and wrestle until they’re exhausted but I’m not. So I go on to play with the resident two-year-old cat for long periods of time, followed finally by some good rest on the top “canopy” of the six-foot cat tree. Up there as I lounge, I’m fascinated with bird-watching through the window, and I don’t even mind if one of my siblings decides to join me in my favorite spot. Now I’m ready to bring my affectionate nature, roaring purr motor, and playful stamina to my forever family. Could that be you? Arrange to meet me today! If you’re looking for a pair of kittens, please consider adopting me with one of the other #car-stowaways. We think it’d be the cat’s meow if we could be adopted as a pair so we could be playmates and cuddle buddies while you’re at work or on vacation. HOPE ID 25-0614-A044 Jupiter is currently in the Houston, Texas area but can be transported to this location upon adoption. The $325 adoption fee includes transport, health certificate, spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites. Online application: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php

HEARTWARMING RESCUE STORY DOB 8/26/22 Hey there, everyone! I'm Lollis, a very affectionate, delightful, playful “torbie” gal which means that I'm a brown tabby with patches of peach that makes me look like I was splashed with caramel in a candy factory. I can't get enough time to spend with Foster Meowmy, so I sleep with her and am always asking her for cuddles, especially when I don't have to compete with the resident cats for her attention. Although my independent, freedom-loving spirit has proven helpful in dealing “as needed” with the dogs, other cats, and kids in my foster home, my innate friskiness has made me a perfect companion for those same kids. I’ve been very bonded to Foster Meowmy ever since she spotted me at her jobsite as a seven-month-old stray kitten who had no momma or siblings in sight. Realizing that Foster Meowmy was my ticket to a life that was better than dumpster diving, I wasted no time and ran up to her. She scooped me up and drove home with me cuddled in her lap. Yes, our special connection began on that unforgettable journey. To this day, in those cherished moments when I need a little snuggle, it’s Foster Meowmy to whom I turn when I seek cuddling. I hope that my heartwarming rescue story has touched your heart. Yes, I chose Foster Meowmy, and now it's time for you to choose me to be your next feline companion. I want to become an integral part of your life and make every day an adventure worth sharing. Arrange to meet me today, and let's form a bond that's unbreakable! Incidentally, there are advantages to adopting a gal like me who’s past the stage of kitten mayhem. I’m much less likely to cause chaos in your home or break any of your family heirlooms. HOPE ID 23-1014-A047 Lollis is currently in the Houston, Texas area but can be transported to this location upon adoption. The $325 adoption fee includes transport, health certificate, spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites. Online application: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php

If you’re looking for a relaxed snuggle bug with a HUGE purr who would rather snooze than wreak havoc, this little lap warmer may be your next forever friend. June is very human-social and wants to spend most of her time cuddled up with her people. She sometimes meows at closed doors. June loves to meet new human friends of all ages. She is very tolerant of dogs and could adjust to a home with a cat who is respectful of her space but would prefer not to live with kittens or very playful adult cats. She is used to supervised outside time in a sheltered environment but could adjust to an indoor lifestyle if given lots of attention. Since she is 13, June prophylactically eats Hill’s K/D kidney kibble, which has kept her kidney values perfect. Like almost all cats, she has feline herpes, which is non-transmissible to humans or dogs and does not affect her other than some discharge from one eye. She is otherwise healthy. She is being rehomed due to her human’s allergies (despite shots).