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Ava and Mia are two beautiful sisters! I call them "The Hampton Girls" because that was their previous home, Hampton Rd. In U.D. They have been together since living outside, until their "feeder" moved out of town and contacted us for help. They are still together with their foster mom. Imagine separating them after they have been cuddling together, cleaning each other and just being together and having fun like sisters do? I would definitely say that these siblings are bonded for life.
Every night we have bubble time followed by laser chase time and then its time for a few treats before everyone turns in for the night. Both Ava and Mia love bubble time, especially Ava! She loves to chase and swat kiddy bubbles.
Ava and Mia love to chase the laser. We have an American Ninja Feline Warrior obstacle course! Foster Mom weaves the laser in and out and in-between our beds and toys and food bowls When laser time has ended, Ava and Mia and their foster siblings are ready for their treat and cat nap.
They are both very sweet girls and have been patiently awaiting their forever home. Foster Mom can't have all her fosters cuddle in bed with her as she has 3 cats of her own. Although there is nothing she would like better than to wake up in the morning covered in cat fur! It's time for Miss Ava and Miss Mia to have a mom or dad or both to cuddle with at night.
I have to tell you that MIA loves to sit high atop the cat tree. She started playing "bump heads" a few months back. It's her way to greet me! So cute! By the way, Ava and Mia were named after two of Frank SInatra's wives! Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow. Just in case you were wondering how they got their names.
If interested in possibly adopting Mia, please complete this adoption application: https://goo.gl/forms/nvgAJI27lMLCTwUk1. We are happy to arrange for a meet and greet for all approved adopters!
Ava and Mia are two beautiful sisters! I call them "The Hampton Girls" because that was their previous home, Hampton Rd. In U.D. They have been together since living outside, until their "feeder" moved out of town and contacted us for help. They are still together with their foster mom. Imagine separating them after they have been cuddling together, cleaning each other and just being together and having fun like sisters do? I would definitely say that these siblings are bonded for life.
Every night we have bubble time followed by laser chase time and then its time for a few treats before everyone turns in for the night. Both Ava and Mia love bubble time, especially Ava! She loves to chase and swat kiddy bubbles.
Ava and Mia love to chase the laser. We have an American Ninja Feline Warrior obstacle course! Foster Mom weaves the laser in and out and in-between our beds and toys and food bowls When laser time has ended, Ava and Mia and their foster siblings are ready for their treat and cat nap.
They are both very sweet girls and have been patiently awaiting their forever home. Foster Mom can't have all her fosters cuddle in bed with her as she has 3 cats of her own. Although there is nothing she would like better than to wake up in the morning covered in cat fur! It's time for Miss Ava and Miss Mia to have a mom or dad or both to cuddle with at night.
I have to tell you that MIA loves to sit high atop the cat tree. She started playing "bump heads" a few months back. It's her way to greet me! So cute! By the way, Ava and Mia were named after two of Frank SInatra's wives! Ava Gardner and Mia Farrow. Just in case you were wondering how they got their names.
If interested in possibly adopting Mia, please complete this adoption application: https://goo.gl/forms/nvgAJI27lMLCTwUk1. We are happy to arrange for a meet and greet for all approved adopters!
We are a group of like-minded individuals who work to keep the cat overpopulation down with TNR efforts. However, we often come across friendly free roaming cats and don't have the heart to return them to the unsafe or unfed conditions they are often living in. We will foster the friendly cats and kittens for rehoming purposes.
We are a group of like-minded individuals who work to keep the cat overpopulation down with TNR efforts. However, we often come across friendly free roaming cats and don't have the heart to return them to the unsafe or unfed conditions they are often living in. We will foster the friendly cats and kittens for rehoming purposes.
