Otis and Allman (5-6 months) are as cute as it gets. They were rescued from a rural area where they were living near a chemical dump site. The rescuers thought they were blind but soon discovered they are able to see. And while their vision is somewhat limited these boys get along just fine. They are fearless kitties and despite their wobbly ways they use a litterbox like any other kitty, race to the top of their cat tree, and chase each other around the house. They love to play with wand toys and they especially love crinkle balls. And when they've worn each other out from play they quietly climb into your lap and snuggle. Otis is dark gray and Allman is a very distinctive lavender (you have to see his coloring in person to believe - a taupe with lavender/rose undertones). These special kitties are looking for love and have a lot of love to give in return.
A video of the two playing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hz6x0PeBDA&feature=share&list=UUkFoY9LL1tUufBEp_6ktKGg
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