Cats for Adoption in North Troy, VT: 6 Cats Looking for a Home
10 cats and kittens are waiting for homes at 1 rescue or shelter within 50 miles of North Troy. Here are the 6 nearest, each with photos, their story and how to reach the rescue looking after them.
Of the cats up for adoption within 50 miles of North Troy, 6 kittens, 3 young cats and 1 adult. Most are domestic shorthairs and other mixed breeds, in every color and personality.
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1. Midnight
Midnight and Eclipse are a 5-month-old bonded brother/sister pair. We will only adopt them out together. These two beautiful black kittens where brought to the shelter by a Good Samaritan when their mother was killed by the side of the road, leaving the kittens behind. Their foster mom described them: "Midnight starts purring the moment you pick him up. They both like to climb, the higher the better. They are big helpers; they help me make the bed, fold the laundry, work on the computer. In the evening, when it's time to feed them, I call, 'Where are my babies?', and they come running for their food and stand on their back legs.
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Whatever room I'm in the house, they're right there with me.Midnight is a caretaker cat; my friend was in the hospital and was still very weak when he came home . He spent a lot of time on the couch with Midnight right beside him, often for hours. They are both very entertaining kittens. They are easy going cats and are a delight to have around." Since the kittens have been at the shelter we have found them to be curious, playful and just wonderful companions. As part of our regular intake routine, both kittens received medical assessments by our clinic veterinarian when they first came to the shelter. At that time, it was discovered that Midnight, the male kitten, has a congenital heart disease that unfortunately is not treatable. As a result, Midnight may have a shortened life span. It is hard to predict his life expectancy, but currently he is doing great, his energy is good, he is gaining weight and he has no idea he is sick, playing and running around as happily as his sister Eclipse. Our veterinarian shares that play and exercise are good for Midnight as he should maintain a healthy weight, and that he should be seen by a vet twice a year for monitoring. And the more love he receives the better! As a result of these unique circumstances, this bonded brother/sister pair are looking for a special adopter with a big heart, who will give them a loving home together and love them just as they are. You can visit these cats at Kingdom Animal Shelter during open hours on Saturdays from noon to 3pm. Please note that Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. Please visit our website at http://www.kingdomanimalshelter.com/adopt-a-cat.html to learn about our adoption process.
- No dogs
- House-trained
- Special needs
2. Eclipse
Eclipse and Midnight are a 5-month-old bonded sister/brother pair. We will only adopt them out together. These two beautiful black kittens where brought to the shelter by a Good Samaritan when their mother was killed by the side of the road, leaving the kittens behind. Their foster mom described them: "Eclipse and Midnight both like to climb, the higher the better. They are big helpers; they help me make the bed, fold the laundry, work on the computer. In the evening, when it's time to feed them, I call, 'Where are my babies?', and they come running for their food and stand on their back legs.
Read more about Eclipse
Whatever room I'm in the house, they're right there with me.Midnight is a caretaker cat; my friend was in the hospital and was still very weak when he came home . He spent a lot of time on the couch with Midnight right beside him, often for hours. They are both very entertaining kittens. They are easy going cats and are a delight to have around." Since the kittens have been at the shelter we have found them to be curious, playful and just wonderful companions. As part of our regular intake routine, both kittens received medical assessments by our clinic veterinarian when they first came to the shelter. At that time, it was discovered that Midnight, the male kitten, has a congenital heart disease that unfortunately is not treatable. As a result, Midnight may have a shortened life span. It is hard to predict his life expectancy, but currently he is doing great, his energy is good, he is gaining weight and he has no idea he is sick, playing and running around as happily as his sister Eclipse. Our veterinarian shares that play and exercise are good for Midnight as he should maintain a healthy weight, and that he should be seen by a vet twice a year for monitoring. And the more love he receives the better! As a result of these unique circumstances, this bonded brother/sister pair are looking for a special adopter with a big heart, who will give them a loving home together and love them just as they are. You can visit these cats at Kingdom Animal Shelter during open hours on Saturdays from noon to 3pm. Please note that Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. Please visit our website at http://www.kingdomanimalshelter.com/adopt-a-cat.html to learn about our adoption process.
- No dogs
- House-trained
3. Savannah
Savannah is a beautiful 5-year-old, fluffy dilute calico. Savannah is very sweet, loves people and the minute you enter her room she starts purring loudly, rubbing against you for attention and petting. She came upon hard times when her owner passed away, and she found herself outside lost in a field during the winter. Due to being outside, her long beautiful fur was matted, and she needed a good shave and medical attention. The clinic vet discovered she had chronic polyps in her ears and recommends an adopter should get her used to just allowing petting and general touch around her head and ears, so she can become more comfortable with touch around her ear area.
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Savannah doesn't mind normal petting around her head and ears, if she doesn't feel she's being held too tightly or being examined. For this reason, it would be best that Savannah go to an adult home or a home with older children who can approach her gently and be mindful of her touching needs. It is also recommended that an adopter work with their regular veterinarian on a plan to monitor and treat the ears when needed. Other than her ear sensitivity, Savannah is loving, enjoys when people come to spend time with her, weaving around their legs and asking for gentle petting. She enjoys scratches under her chin and on her cheeks and basking in the sun on a good window spot to watch outside. Savannah is afraid of other cats and dogs, and needs to be the only pet in her home. You can visit Savannah at Kingdom Animal Shelter during open hours on Saturdays from noon to 3pm. Please note that Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. Please visit our website at http://www.kingdomanimalshelter.com/adopt-a-cat.html to learn about our adoption process.
- Only cat
- No dogs
- House-trained
- Special needs
4. Mon Ami
Mon Ami and Maxine are 1-yeaer-old siblings who are looking for a loving home together. We will only adopt them out as a pair. Mon Ami is a lively, affectionate boy who cheerfully asks his visitors for as much attention as he can get. His sister Maxine is a lovely, silky girl who likes to sit on a lap and be petted and stroked. They were rescued as young kittens from a feral cat colony in a neighboring town, and were socialized in a foster home before coming to the shelter. These beautiful kitties like to sit in windows to watch birds, they love to play with wand toys, and be cuddled by their humans.
Read more about Mon Ami
They get along well with other gentle, young cats at the shelter. You can visit this bonded pair at Kingdom Animal Shelter on Saturdays from noon-3pm.Please note that Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. Please visit our website at http://www.kingdomanimalshelter.com/adopt-a-cat.html to learn about our adoption process.
- Good with cats
- House-trained
5. Maxine
Maxine and Mon Ami are 1-year-old siblings who are looking for a loving home together. We will only adopt them out as a pair. Maxine is a lovely, silky girl who likes to sit on a lap and be petted and stroked. Her brother Mon Ami is a lively, affectionate boy who cheerfully asks his visitors for as much attention as he can get. They were rescued as young kittens from a feral cat colony in a neighboring town, and were socialized in a foster home before coming to the shelter. These beautiful kitties like to sit in windows to watch birds, they love to play with wand toys, and to cuddle with people.
Read more about Maxine
They get along well with other gentle, young cats at the shelter. You can visit this bonded pair at Kingdom Animal Shelter on Saturdays from noon-3pm.Please note that Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. Please visit our website at http://www.kingdomanimalshelter.com/adopt-a-cat.html to learn about our adoption process.
- Good with cats
- House-trained
6. Griffin
Griffin is an adorable, playful 2-year-old boy who is looking for a loving, cat-savvy home. He had a very rough start in his young life. When Griffin came to the Shelter, he had many small wounds around his neck and head. At first, he was fearful and shying away, but he warmed up soon towards his caretakers. The people who surrendered him indicated that he was abused as a kitten in his previous home. Griffin has a social and cheerful personality, but at times he still reacts out of fear. He likes to lie on one's chest and be petted, but he fears hands when he sees them close by. With patience and skillful handling he will be able to overcome his traumatic experiences and eventually trust fully.
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Since Griffin is afraid of other cats, he is having a hard time at the Shelter, watching kitties outside his room every day. He is also very sad to be confined, although he has a large room on his own. Griffin needs to be an only pet, and he would be so happy to have a spacious indoor home, where he can explore, feel safe, and loved. Griffin is a great little guy and just needs a chance to become the joyous, affectionate companion cat that he truly is. You can visit Griffin at the Shelter during open hours on Saturdays from noon-3pm, or ask for a private visiting time after submitting an application. Please note that Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. Please visit our website at http://www.kingdomanimalshelter.com/adopt-a-cat.html to learn about our adoption process.
- No young kids
- Only cat
- No dogs
- House-trained
Rescues and shelters near North Troy
The rescues with the most cats listed within 50 miles of North Troy.
- Kingdom Animal Shelter, Inc.St Johnsbury, VT · 10 cats · 46 mi from North Troy
How to adopt from Kingdom Animal Shelter, Inc.
All of our cats and kittens are up to date on their vaccinations. All adult cats, and kittens that are old enough are spayed or neutered. The adoption fees are as follows: Kittens under 5 months - $125.00 Senior cat (6+ years old) - $47.50 Senior cat to senior citizen (60+ years old) - $40.00 All others - $95.00 If there is a cat or kitten that you would like to meet and potentially adopt, please come meet them at the shelter or contact us. Kingdom Animal Shelter is not a "same day" adoption shelter. To adopt from Kingdom Animal Shelter: Complete an adoption application and authorization for release of information form and bring them to the Shelter during adoption hours or email them to adoptions@kingdomanimalshelter.com or mail them in to P.O. Box 462, St. Johnsbury, VT 05819. The application and release of information forms are available on our website or you can pick them up from the shelter during adoption hours. An adoption counselor will review your application, contact 1-2 personal references and contact your veterinarian for a reference. Additionally, if you are a renter, we will contact your landlord for permission to have an animal in the household. Please allow at least 3 business days for the process to be completed. After the review is complete, the adoption counselor will contact you, generally by email or by phone and you will be notified if your application is approved or declined. If the application is approved, you will work with the adoption counsel
Adopting a cat in North Troy
Most rescues ask you to fill in an application, meet the cat, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip. Many are foster-based, so you'll often meet your cat in a volunteer's home rather than a shelter.
Kittens go quickly, especially in spring and summer. If you've fallen for one, contact the rescue soon, and think about adopting two: young cats keep each other company and out of mischief.
Questions about adopting a cat in North Troy
How many cats are up for adoption in North Troy?
As of October 29, 2026, 10 cats and kittens are listed for adoption within 50 miles of North Troy, Vermont, by 1 rescue or shelter. The list is updated every day.
Where can I adopt a cat in North Troy?
The rescues with the most cats near North Troy right now are Kingdom Animal Shelter, Inc. (St Johnsbury, VT). Each cat above has the rescue's phone number and website.
Are there kittens for adoption in North Troy?
Yes. 6 kittens are up for adoption within 50 miles of North Troy.
How do I adopt a cat in North Troy?
Pick a cat and contact the rescue or shelter looking after them. Most ask you to fill in an application, meet the cat, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip.
Listings are updated daily. Rescues are responsible for their own listings; a cat may have been adopted since this page was updated.