Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Gloucester, Massachusetts

Jack, Mack, and Carl Dean are three local kittens from Beverly that arrived together and are ready to start a new chapter with a family of their own! Although these guys are typical kittens who love to bop around, and play with their toys and with each other, they are a little on the nervous side. Especially when it comes to hands and being touched. They would do best in a home where they can receive the patience and love to learn to trust their new environment. They could potentially benefit from the company of a more confident feline friend, however with some time and confidence building they will fit right into any home!Want to meet them? You can send in an application to: capeannanimalaid.org/catapp

Meet Gloria, a sweet 5 month old little lady from North Carolina! Gloria originally came to us with her sister Amelia, after they were pulled out of an overcrowded shelter and almost weren`t given the chance to find forever homes of their own. Since Amelia has been adopted, Gloria couldn’t be more ready for her forever home! This girl loves to play and chatter and is just a ball of fun! She’s able to keep herself entertained but on the other end, loves a pet or snuggle and would absolutely follow her person around the house. Gloria is considered a special needs adoption due to being diagnosed with entropion on her left eye (her eyelashes growing inward instead of outward). This girl had surgery while with us to correct the issue but she may need treatment in the future as well. Aside from her special need, Gloria really is the whole package. This little love bug is sure to bring lots of love and joy to any lucky home. Does Gloria sound like the one for you? Fill out an application for her here! capeannanimalaid.org/catapp

Jack, Mack, and Carl Dean are three local kittens from Beverly that arrived together and are ready to start a new chapter with a family of their own! Although these guys are typical kittens who love to bop around, and play with their toys and with each other, they are a little on the nervous side. Especially when it comes to hands and being touched. They would do best in a home where they can receive the patience and love to learn to trust their new environment. They could potentially benefit from the company of a more confident feline friend, however with some time and confidence building they will fit right into any home!Want to meet them? You can send in an application to: capeannanimalaid.org/catapp