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Hi there! My name is Sonny Boy and my sister, Lily Ann and I were brought to our foster parents at Planned PEThood of GA when our mothers died and we were left outside in the cold and all alone. We were MUCH too young and little to survive on our own, but fortunately someone found each of us. We were fed with bottles for about a month by our foster parents until we were able to learn how to eat real kitten food. Because we were bottle fed (which makes us very affectionate and loving), we "bonded" to each other. That means we rely on each other to snuggle with and make us feel comfortable and happy. Even if someone adopted just one of us and we loved that person very much, we would be too sad about "losing" our sibling. For this reason, our foster parents are making sure we get adopted together. BUT, that's a GOOD THING. Kittens do MUCH better with another kitten. Otherwise, we run across your stomach and your head at night and wake you up because we haven't had enough play time to wear us out. AND, we become MUCH more snugly and sweet when we have another kitty around to "socialize" us.
Let me now tell you about each of us. I am Sonny Boy, the red-head and the very handsome one and my sister is Lily Ann, the beautiful fluffy one. We are healthy and ready to be adopted to live in our permanent home. We are playful, loving, and extremely intelligent kittens....when our Foster parents call our names we come running to them for hugs and kisses! Lily Ann is a silly girl who loves to do acrobatics and twist and twirl! I, Sonny Boy, like to sit and admire my handsomeness in the mirror! Hahaha!! (Lily Ann has her own profile, so look her up to see how pretty she is!)
Right now we are trying to find out furever home because our foster mom and dad will soon be getting more wee little kittens to bottle feed and they won't have as much time for us. Then we will be sad because we really want to have a family to love us and play with us and snuggle with us! Would you be our family?? Would you agree to adopt us?? We need you and hope you will decide to come see us very soon!!
Sonny Boy is neutered, has tested negative for FIV and Feline Leukemia, has a microchip and is up to date on his shots. The fee to adopt Sonny Boy is $120. There is a reduced fee when you adopt 2 kitties.
Planned PEThood hosts adoption events each week end at several locations. You can meet Sonny Boy and Lily Ann on Saturdays and some Sundays at the John's Creek Petsmart (Corner of McGinnis Ferry Road and Peachtree Parkway in Suwanee) OR Mall of Georgia Petco (Buford Drive in Buford) OR Lawrenceville Petsmart (Lawrenceville Suwanee Road at HWY 120 in Lawrenceville). Please contact us to find out which location Lily Ann will be at if you are interested in seeing them.
Please contact foster Kay at kaylself95@gmail.com or call 678-313-7595 to find out more information about Lily Ann and Sonny Boy.
Would you like to adopt Lily Ann and Sonny Boy? Print and complete this application (just one even though there are two cats), then scan and email it to adoptions@pethoodga.org. It will be reviewed and the foster will then contact you. The application is located here: http://pethoodga.org/images/documents/PPHGA%20Cat%20Application-051414.pdf
To sponsor Lily Ann and Sonny Boy, please donate here: https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/pethoodga
