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Meet Kelso and Hyde. These two gorgeous bonded brothers were born July 1st, 2016 and originally adopted in Oct of 2016. Their owners are moving and had to return them with great sadness. The boys were immediately very friendly being back in a foster home. They even slept on the bed with their new foster mom whom they did not know at all. She says they are just wonderful and comfortable around all people, her cats, and dogs. Below is a slightly updated version of their original profile.
Kelso and Hyde are black domestic short haired kittens. Kelso has a small amount of white under his chin and on his lower tummy. Hyde has a small amount of white under his chin, under his left front leg, and also his lower tummy. In just the right light you can see they both have stripes.
They were named after characters in the television sitcom, "That 70's Show." If you are familiar with this show, then you are familiar with these amazing kittens. Their names suit their personalities perfectly. Just like the show, Kelso, is the largest and is as silly as his character's name. He is a black lab posing in a kitten's body. They beat each other up constantly and enjoy doing so! When they are not beating each other up, they cuddle up and sleep together. They are open to sleeping with their human(s) and will sit in your lap as well. Hyde is a bit more laid back than Kelso, but he is also very playful. Both are beyond loving. You can pick them up and fold them into a pretzel shape and all they will do is purr loudly. Ok, not actually a pretzel, but you get the idea. They are that sweet! All they want is to love and play. They both have very unusually long tails that look like a pole with a flag on top that is attached to a bicycle. Their long tails just make them even more adorable. They are now almost a year old (in July 2017) and have grown into stunning black kittens with a gorgeous coat and captivating gold eyes.
The new owners have had them around other pets, dogs, cats, and children, and both boys did just fine. They may be a little scared at first as they would be in a new situation, but should adapt quickly. They are both impeccable with the litter box.
Kelso and Hyde are very bonded and the best situation is for them to be adopted together. If this is not possible, they must be adopted to someone that is home most of the time or has other pets for company. Please consider both of these amazing kittens together. They are so much fun watching them interact and you won't be disappointed.
Adoption events are held at the Fair Oaks Petco (Madison at Hazel) on Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 4pm.
