Tabby kittens & cats in Waltham, Massachusetts

A friend of mine can no longer care for Sweetie and has asked me to find her a new home. Sweetie is a very sweet, declawed cat. She is a little shy. She likes human contact and likes head pets, but does not like body pets as much. She also does not like to be picked up. She is also an older cat with some arthritis. I believe she would do best in an apartment with an adult couple, but I have not introduced her to my dog or any kids before. I am looking for a new, STABLE home for Sweetie. I do not know Sweetie's breed and have made my best guess.

Hello, I have a male cat who cat is 9 years old and is an indoor cat. We believe the cat is a Tabby. Cats name is Max with a laid-back personality. To my knowledge the cat has never been to a vet, at least for many years now. We are looking to rehome to a loving home within the next couple weeks if possible. The reason we need to surrender Max is because the Pet Parent unfortunately is going into a Nursing Home. God Bless! Mark

I got Lott from a shelter in Danvers. His original was trouble which is funny because he’s far from it. He is very chill and quiet. He loves being petted and cuddled. Recently I have developed an allergy and we believe it’s to the cat. I also will be moving out of state and unfortunately cannot bring him with me.

I was surrendered to the shelter with my kittens. Person said that they found my kittens and me under a porch. Vet estimated my age at 6 years, this was not my first litter! I am sweet, that is what everyone says who have met me. And charming and cute to boot! I am looking forward to a home where i will be able to "live the good life!"! That is an experience I have not had. For information about me and/or the adoption process, email ds4paws@hotmail.com or call the shelter 5008 822 1463. An approved adoption application is required to bring me home.

I adopted Vernon from a shelter almost two years ago when he was nearly two, so he is almost 4 now. The shelter mandated he be kept indoors, but that did not work for Vern, who had already lived as an outdoor cat when he was picked up off the street (Vernon St. in Worcester). After a good effort to keep him in, I let him out. He became indoor/outdoor and was much happier. I have grown close to Vern. He is very affectionate and has tremendous personality. Unfortunately, my allergies have gotten out-of-control and I also no longer have anyone to look after him when I am away for work. I want to find him a home where he can be an outdoor cat. He likes people but is pretty scared of most dogs. He is very playful.

A quiet gentle kitty, Haze is an explorer and absolutely loves to play. This independent loving little boy will be the perfect match for any buddy. Good with kids, dogs and other cats, he is sure to fit in beautifully to any family! He can be adopted with his brother Cheech, or be your pet’s best friend :) ———————————————————— We have dozens of adorable kittens and cats of all types available for adoption. Message us for more info so we can find your perfect match! Cats are preferred to go in pairs, triplets, or to a home with an existing pet to be their friend. If you have a dog, please be prepared to send us any video you may have of previous interactions with kitties. Please note that our animals are rescued and transported from South Florida, where major animal overpopulation means less homes. Our pets are with fosters rather than in a facility, so they are already socially adjusted to a home environment. We only transport them if adopted, to avoid the stress of the shelter system. You will be able to meet the cats with their foster parents by video chat. The adoption includes transport fees, spay/neuter, all rounds of age appropriate vaccines, microchip, fiv/FeLV test and flea/parasite control. Every animal is examined by a veterinarian and issued a travel health certificate prior to transport. Our cats are brought to pickup locations in your area by professional pet transporters in a safely equipped air conditioned vehicle with two drivers, so the animals are always attended to. You will be able to follow their journey coming north through group texts with updates. Most of our animals are saved from desperate situations on the street or from overcrowded animal shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia. Our profound mission is to support the homeless animal community, and help low income neighbourhoods manage their booming stray population through community outreach, spay and neuter services, and access to medical care. We rescue, provide vet care, and find forever homes for as many animals as possible while educating the public on the importance of animal welfare.