Tabby kittens & cats in Brockton, Massachusetts

We found our kitten in our backyard back in June and we decided to take him in our home. We brought him to the vet and he was given an estimate age of about 10 weeks old (April 12) and he is up to date with his vaccines. He was found with fleas at the time but was treated. He has not yet been spayed and neutered but does have an upcoming appointment in December. Very family friendly kitten. He is good with children and loves kitten soup as a treat (Lil soups brand) he loves treats in general. He's not too fussy about food brands. He's tried multiple, but he does well with Friskies and Meow Mix. Lately he's been wanting to go outside and every chance he gets he does escape for a couple of hours the most but always comes back home and will cry out to let us know he's there. Graceson doesn't play as much as he used to on his own but he enjoys chasing a Lazer light.Overall, he is sweet and enjoys being groomed and cuddled.

MUST BE ADOPTED TOGETHER We were surrendered to the shelter. People said they found us in the woods. Only we know the true story, but we do not have the gift of words. Shelter staff believe we are related. Kris is 1 to 2 years old, I am 6 to 7 months. We are bonded. This experience has been hard and sad for us. We have each other, which is comforting. We need to be adopted together. Our holiday wish is for a family. A family who will keep us safe and enjoy the start of a New Year with us. For us, a new beginning. We have a special adoption fee. For information about us and/or the adoption process, email ds4paws@hotmail.com or call Rob at the shelter 508 822 1463. An approved adoption application is required to bring us home.

My neighbors moved and left their car behind. I took her in and she has been a joy and a love bug. I have three cats of my own and she gets along with the two larger cats, but I have a little gray runt of a cat and Biscuit has tried to attack her, as she thinks the small cat is a rodent or squirrel. My cat has been frightened since we took Biscuit in. Aside from that, Biscuit is a snuggle bug and has been a wonderful companion to my Mother, cuddling all day. We have to be fair to our cats and re-home Biscuit. We are heartbroken but have to do the right thing. Please meet Biscuit and see for yourself how wonderful she is.

10-22-24 These lovely kittens are friendly, spayed. neutered and tested negative for diseases. They are 4-5 months old and we'd either love to place them in pairs or in homes with an existing cat. PLEASE EMAIL US FOR AN APPLICATION!!!

Fritzy is extremely timid and would do best in a house with a single female. She is very affectionate (loves to sleep with you and cuddle) to the person she warms up to but is afraid of most people. She was beginning to loosen up when we got a dog and that sent her in to her shell again. And, most recently we moved to a new house and Fritzy spends all day hiding in the same room alone afraid the dog will come in. She is happy when my daughter comes home as she is comfortable with her. She sleeps with her at night. I think she could open up and be herself in a home with no other pets and not many people. I feel she could Have a happier life with someone else and she is a very sweet girl who deserves it.

Unfortunately my wife and I need to rehome our cat due many circumstances out of our control. Misa was adopted out of state, at a cat cafe. She has been nothing but an excellent addition to the family. She is 5 years old and has a bit of a princess attitude. She loves to lay at the foot of your bed and would probably do better in a home without small children. She is not aggressive, but will run away from loud noises and grabby hands. Strictly indoor, but she loves to look out windows and lay out on the floor. She loves dry food thats easy on the digestive system, and definitely needs a slowfeeding bowl as she cant help herself. If we had the ability to keep her we would, she's a wonderful cat and companion. I have a litter box, a few toys, large moving cage and a short scratching post. She deserves to be in a loving, attentive, and caring home in time for Christmas.

Meet Wiggles Wiggles is a young 2 year old domestic short haired girl that is spayed, FIV/FELV negative, and up to date on vaccinations. This girl was surrendered to Lincoln Shelter back in August of 2024 when the folks that were providing temporary housing for her needed to move. Wiggles was originally found seeking shelter in their garage, where they provided her with food, water, and the basic essentials. Wiggles has never lived in a home, and when she came in she was found riddled with fleas, was underweight, and would urinate out of fear when someone walked in the room. She has shown us a much different side of herself lately after becoming more comfortable with her surroundings. She will need a very patient owner to help her adjust in a home setting. She is very playful and loves munching on her cat treats, and we can occasionally sneak a few pets in when she is eating her morning meal. Thank you for choosing rescue!

Meet Shania! Adoption Fee $325 Please copy and paste the following URL for the adoption application: https://forms.gle/NCYmet7DbsGM6zr36 Our next litter of kittens has 2 girls Meet Mariah & Shania! These two pretty girls caught the attention of one of our volunteers when they were visiting our local shelter. The kittens begged to be rescued and their wish was granted. They’re young kittens, around 10 weeks old. They’re thriving in a foster home loving life. They’re both extremely friendly and would love to be adopted together but not required. However, we only adopt kittens in pairs unless there is another young friendly cat in the home for the new kitten to play with. Having a feline friend can be incredibly beneficial for their social and emotional well-being, providing comfort and support throughout their lives. There is a discount when adopting more than one pet. All pets are microchipped, and the registration fee paid for lifetime. Please copy and paste the following URL for the adoption application: https://forms.gle/NCYmet7DbsGM6zr36 Paws of Dixie Animal Rescue adopts in the New England area. Our adoption fee includes the spay/neuter, up to date shots, Microchip, Alabama Health Certificate, and the transport service to get the new family pet to you. The pets are delivered by a licensed transporter. PDAR.info@gmail.com COMPLETED APPLICATIONS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER INQUIRIES. If you are interested in adopting, the FIRST step is to complete an application. Please be advised that our volunteers are busy rescuing, transporting, and caring for our animals. We will respond to your application as soon as possible. Upon review of your application, the rescue in AL will contact you, so you can ask any specific questions that you may have. NOTE: All Paws of Dixie animals are located in AL foster homes. They will be transported north after adoption. If there is more than one decision maker in the home, all of them should be in agreement. We DO NOT adopt to anyone under the age of 21. Thank you for your understanding.