Tabby kittens & cats in Woburn, 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.

Lilac is friendly, outgoing, and a confident girl! She is very sweet, easy-going and enjoys a good belly rub . Lilac had a little make over when she arrived in foster . She needed a couple matts shaved . Her fur is growing in and she is awaiting her forever home . Lilac is a cat with warmth . Great first time owner cat! Lilac would do well on her own or with one other feline. Lilac is estimated at 3 years old and fully vetted..

Hi! We’re Oreo and Reese, two 5½-year-old sisters who have been together our whole lives. We came all the way from the British Virgin Islands about five years ago and were adopted together. Now, through no fault of our own, our family is moving to an apartment that doesn’t allow cats, so we need a new home. And there’s one thing we know for sure: we want to stay together. We may be sisters, but you definitely won’t have trouble telling us apart — either by our looks or our personalities! 🐾 I’m Oreo, the black-and-white girl. I’m the more outgoing, affectionate sister and a serious snuggler once I know you. I love laps, have a wonderfully loud purr, and enjoy being wherever my people are. I’m playful and curious, too — toy mice are my favorite, and sometimes I’ll even ask my people to follow me around while I investigate things! I love affection, especially chin rubs, and I’m very good at letting you know when I’m ready for some love. I can be shy with strangers at first, but once I decide you’re one of my people, you’ll get to see my sweet, social, snuggly side. 🐾 And I’m Reese, the pretty striped girl. I’m the quieter, more independent sister. I’m sweet, curious, observant, and I like to take a little more time before deciding someone has earned my trust. But once I’m comfortable, my personality starts to shine. I especially love kneading on my favorite blanket — preferably when it’s draped over my person’s legs on the couch. It’s one of my favorite cozy routines! I also enjoy playing with corks and ping-pong balls and keeping a close eye on everything happening around me. Together, we enjoy the finer things in life: cat trees, scratching posts, windowsills, sunny spots, toys, cozy blankets, good food, naps, and being near our people. We can both be shy and skittish when we first meet someone, so we’re looking for people who understand that the best relationships sometimes take a little time. Give us patience and the chance to feel safe, and we’ll show you just how special we are. We’ve never lived with other pets, and with such a big transition ahead of us, we’d be happiest in a home without other animals. We’re good with adults; Oreo is comfortable with adults, while Reese hasn’t lived with children, so a calm household would be a great fit for us. We’re both spayed, microchipped, litter-box trained, and in good health. Most importantly, we’re a bonded pair and need to be adopted together. We’ve had each other through every chapter of our lives — from the British Virgin Islands to our first home and now through this unexpected change. We’d really like the next chapter to be the one where we find our forever family. I’m Oreo — the black-and-white, snuggly, social explorer. And I’m Reese — the striped, independent, observant sweetheart. Two sisters. Two very different personalities. One forever home. Could you be the person who gives us the happy ending we deserve? (Adoption fee is for both)

Hi - My name is Ellie and I’m a sweet and shy 3 year old female tabby. This is my second time with Kitty Connection. My original adopters didn’t feel like I was a good fit anymore so I’m back with Kitty Connection and looking for people who are patient and kind. I start off spicy, but I’m just afraid. Once I settle in, I love being around quiet humans and my foster mom’s quiet cats. I was originally in a home with a male kitty who had a lot of energy and that was too much for me. I love to play, but mostly by myself at night – although sometimes I’ll play with a wand toy with my foster mom. Her cats come in to say hello and then they go about their business which is just fine with me. I like to see them interact with my foster mom as it assures me that she’s a safe person. I think I’d like a home with other quiet and mellow kitties who don’t mind if I do my own thing. I wouldn’t like a home with a lot of people or kids who make a lot of noise and dogs are probably not something I would be comfortable with. Check out some of the videos my foster mom has taken. I tend to be afraid the first few minutes she’s with me and then she offers me a treat and I remember I like her. She’s very patient and tells me I’m pretty.

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.

Xavier is unlike any other cat I've had before; he is extremely affectionate, curious, and playful. He plays mainly with toys and does not scratch or bite when playing. He's the type of cat to not understand personal space, meaning he will look to rub his head against your face when your laying down, and love to cozy up next to you when sleeping. Xavier is originally from Puerto Rico and moved to Cambridge on January 2026. He is about a year old and has now experienced the full extent of the seasons. He seems to be more partial towards cooler weather and loves to stare out the window at passing people, animals, and cars.I do have to disclaim that currently Xavier is suffering from medical condition which is the reason I'm trying to rehome him. If you're interested in Xavier please reach out and we can talk so more!