Tabby kittens & cats in North Adams, Massachusetts

Foxy came to us at 8 weeks old from a household with young children. She was handled a lot as a kitten and is an extremely friendly cat. She is the sweetest most tolerant cat with children. She was litter trained but after she went into heat she started marking our couch and some of the beds in our house. Sometimes when she is left home alone with our other cat for long periods or if there are a lot of new people at our house she starts the exhibit anxious tendencies of peeing on furniture. She is a really unique and loveable cat. Extremely affectionate and loving. She loves children and is so accepting of touch and snuggles. She doesn't recieve enough of that in our home because or our active and busy lives. I am hoping to find a home for her where someone who is more of a homebody and maybe doesn't have other cats or dogs and can give her lots of affection.

Hes a good cat and needs a good home, someone who can spend time with him, maybe a home with multiple people to give him the stimulation he needs. He had two owners before me. Pumpkis first owner was an older woman who passed away; the second was a younger girl who couldnt care for him. I am his third owner, but I cannot care for him because my apartment does not allow cats, and I am currently enrolled in school. Im at school from about 8 to 4 and sometimes work after and dont get home till 9 or 10 at night. He was overweight when his second owner got him, and he had to be dieted. Although he is now at a healthy weight, he is a bit food-obsessed. So, this is a challenge to remember when adopting this cat. He will try to eat everything. The second owner also fed him human food. So, now he will expect you to do it. Despite his food obsession, he is one of the most loving cats I have ever met and deserves a good home. If you can take care him please consider adopting him.

Mama is a somewhat shy young adult kitty who is fully vetted and ready for her forever home. She's an independent, non-aggressive kitty who would be a good mouser!

Meet Tinsel, beautiful 2-year-old domestic short hair cat who came to our shelter as a wandering stray, heavily pregnant. Tinsel was the best mom to her five kittens and she is done raising them Tinsel is now ready for the next chapter of her life. Tinsel is a petite lady who is very curious and loves to explore her surroundings. When she’s not lounging on a cat tree, you will find her batting a play mouse around the room. Tinsel would do well in a patient home that will give her time to adjust after her long stay at the shelter. A home without other cats would be ideal for Tinsel

Meet Ricky Age: 3 years Gender: Male Neutered: Yes Hello there, I'm Ricky! I'm a sweet and brave fellow with a knack for cuddles. My goofiness will make you chuckle and my playful nature will keep you entertained. I'm always up for a fun game or some curious exploration. My wits? Well, I've been told I'm quite the intelligent kitty. I'm also super friendly- always ready to make new friends. My past may be a mystery, but my future is bright and full of love. I'm not just a cat, I'm a loyal companion, a bringer of joy, and a furry bundle of love. Please fill out an adoption application to get started on bringing this sweet boy home. Ricky did test positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). FIV is a widely misunderstood condition. Many people are unaware that cats with FIV can live a normal life just like cats without FIV. Many people think that it’s easily spread, makes cats very sick, and that they have a lower life expectancy, so they are often overlooked. With nutritious food and proper vet care, FIV cats can live a long, normal, and happy life. If you'd like to learn more about FIV in cats, please refer to the link below: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv