American Shorthair kittens & cats in Easthampton, Massachusetts

She is about two years old. She is very sweet and loving but can be a little anxious around small children.Very playful. Looking for a new home because I’m moving and can’t take her with me.

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Had my back porch turned into a catio this past summer for my 2 cats and then this guy started showing up. I fed him every day for a few months and then took him in before the weather got cold. Was planning on keeping him, but unfortunetly after bringing him to the vet I learned he has FIV and cannot be kept with my cats. He is incredibly docile and is a big cuddler and is a purr machine, and is very food motivated. Even though he is not neutered he never sprays inside. My cats do not like him much and hiss at him constantly and he has never retaliated and just walks away. If not for the FIV I would keep him (and he is so docile I thought about it). He was found with no chip and not neutered, but given how calm and friendly he is I doubt he is feral and I think he was abandoned. His only flaw is he is very food insecure, he eats any food he can find and snarfs down his food. He seems to be getting much better though with regular feeding times.

Annie was found in an apt complex, we suspect she was left behind as owners could not be located. She is 1-2 yrs old and weighs around 10lbs. Very sweet and calm, loves to be around people, she has been around cats and prefers to keep her distance around dogs. https://youtu.be/7Rc_SaTWKKg https://youtu.be/KQp1iBPCBR8 She is spayed, combo tested negative, is current on vaccinations and microchipped. The adoption fee is $325 and includes transport to your area. Please email us at alr.one.2007@gmail.com and we will send you additional information and the adoption application.

Meet Hopscotch — the Playground Pro! Born on April 23, 2025, this bouncy orange tabby boy got his name honestly. At 6 months old, he was spotted right on a school playground, happily trotting from kid to kid like he was joining recess. Hopscotch wasn’t shy—he was introducing himself to everyone, hoping one of those friendly faces would be his forever family. Luckily, a sweet young teacher noticed this brave little explorer and scooped him up before the cold weather could chase him away. Since then, Hopscotch has been soaking up all the love he can get. He’s decided dogs are pretty okay, and he absolutely loves running and pouncing with the family cats—like his own furry game of tag. And just like any good playground buddy, he knows when it’s time to switch from play to cuddle. After supper, Hopscotch loves being held like a baby, giving soft, sweet-eye looks and powering up his biggest purrs. But don’t let his gentle side fool you—this boy has a spot-on sense of time. If mealtime is even a minute late, Hopscotch will kindly “ding-dong” you with his best reminders. With his bright orange coat and sunshiney personality, he’s ready to jump into his next adventure. This gorgeous tabby can’t wait to meetp his forever family—and he’s already saving a spot for you in his next game of hopscotch. 💛🐾

Meet O Brother Where Art Thou! This 6-month-old orange tabby boy might start off a little shy, but once he’s comfortable, his playful spirit takes over. If there’s mischief or chaos in the air, you can count on him to be right in the middle of it—pouncing, chasing, and stirring up fun with his kitten friends. He’s the perfect mix of sweet and silly: a soft-hearted boy who needs a little time to trust, but once he does, he’ll keep you laughing with his antics. Whether it’s batting toys, wrestling with other cats, or finding creative ways to entertain himself, O Brother is always up for a good time. If you’re looking for a playful partner in crime with a tender side, O Brother Where Art Thou might just be your match.