Abyssinian kittens & cats in Salem, Massachusetts

Meet Claire: The Queen of Charm! Claire is a stunning 1-2 year old Abyssinian mix with a personality as dazzling as her looks! This outgoing, friendly girl never misses a chance to be the center of attention—she’s basically the feline version of your favorite social butterfly. Whether she’s greeting you at the door, supervising your daily tasks, or requesting head scratches, Claire knows how to steal hearts. As for other cats? The jury’s still out—Claire hasn’t decided if she’s more of a solo diva or open to sharing the spotlight. If you’re looking for a confident, sweet, and slightly fabulous kitty who will make every day brighter, Claire’s your girl. Adopt her today and let the charm takeover begin! 🐾❤️ To meet this cat, fill out our simple prescreen (link below), and a volunteer will reach out to help you schedule a time to visit our PetSmart Millbury adoption center! https://bit.ly/3yRGpMD Please note, kittens under 12 months must go to a home with a friendly cat or with another cat from our rescue.

Meet RJ, a sweet but shy cat who is looking for a quiet home where they can feel safe and secure. They came from an overcrowded environment, and while they may be timid and need support in day to day life, they have potential to blossom with a patient and understanding adopter. A calm, low-traffic home with a someone who understands their need for space and time to warm up would be ideal. New people and environments can be overwhelming at first and adopters should expect to see very little of them as they are settling in. We often can’t predict how a shy cat will be after they settle in - some become comfortable around their family and choose to spend time with them by sharing the same space or allowing some petting, while others continue to prefer to hide when there’s any commotion. These cats generally prefer to spend their time around other cats and will likely enjoy the company of a confident cat already in the home. Our staff can help prepare adopters to welcome these cats into a quiet home, but patience and understanding will go a long way with them.If you think this cat could be a good match for your home and would like to learn more, stop by Northeast Animal Shelter. We have open adoption hours 11:30am-5pm daily - no appointment or application needed.You are welcome to enter our cat rooms during open hours. Staff and volunteers will be happy to assist you!

Meet Parker, a sweet but shy cat who is looking for a quiet home where they can feel safe and secure. They came from an overcrowded environment, and while they may be timid and need support in day to day life, they have potential to blossom with a patient and understanding adopter. A calm, low-traffic home with a someone who understands their need for space and time to warm up would be ideal. New people and environments can be overwhelming at first and adopters should expect to see very little of them as they are settling in. We often can’t predict how a shy cat will be after they settle in - some become comfortable around their family and choose to spend time with them by sharing the same space or allowing some petting, while others continue to prefer to hide when there’s any commotion. These cats generally prefer to spend their time around other cats and will likely enjoy the company of a confident cat already in the home. Our staff can help prepare adopters to welcome these cats into a quiet home, but patience and understanding will go a long way with them.If you think this cat could be a good match for your home and would like to learn more, stop by Northeast Animal Shelter. We have open adoption hours 11:30am-5pm daily - no appointment or application needed.You are welcome to enter our cat rooms during open hours. Staff and volunteers will be happy to assist you!

Meet Dylan, a sweet but shy cat who is looking for a quiet home where they can feel safe and secure. They came from an overcrowded environment, and while they may be timid and need support in day to day life, they have potential to blossom with a patient and understanding adopter. A calm, low-traffic home with a someone who understands their need for space and time to warm up would be ideal. New people and environments can be overwhelming at first and adopters should expect to see very little of them as they are settling in. We often can’t predict how a shy cat will be after they settle in - some become comfortable around their family and choose to spend time with them by sharing the same space or allowing some petting, while others continue to prefer to hide when there’s any commotion. These cats generally prefer to spend their time around other cats and will likely enjoy the company of a confident cat already in the home. Our staff can help prepare adopters to welcome these cats into a quiet home, but patience and understanding will go a long way with them.If you think this cat could be a good match for your home and would like to learn more, stop by Northeast Animal Shelter. We have open adoption hours 11:30am-5pm daily - no appointment or application needed.You are welcome to enter our cat rooms during open hours. Staff and volunteers will be happy to assist you!