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My basic info
Breed
Siamese
Color
Cream or Ivory (Mostly)
Age
Kitten
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with cats
Shots current
My story
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If you'd like to meet this beautiful pair of girls, please go to our website and review our adoption policies and procedures and to schedule an on-site visit. www.ggohinc.com
Wendy & Sid, both females, came to GGOH with their siblings and father - they had been living in a shed (mother had disappeared but we're still hoping she will return). These two beauties are shy and a bit scared, but they have so much potential. They are used to human interaction and are becoming friendlier by the day. Perhaps friendlier isn't the proper word - they are friendly and they do not hiss, swat or bite - they are just nervous and careful, that's a little better way to put it.
These girls are pretty bonded and we would like to see them stay together - can you imagine having these two gracing your life. I can't think of too much that would be better than double the love, double the cuddles, and double the entertainment! It will take them a bit to get used to new surroundings, but we can pretty much guarantee that it won't take as long as you think it will - we are always surprised by how quickly our kittens learn that their new life is fabulous and there is nothing to fear (and you'd think by now we'd be way beyond being surprised by anything!). Anyway, the point is, kittens adapt quickly and when they have the right environment and the right owners, that time goes by fast and before you know it, you have fabulous felines loving up on you.
These two have not been around young children but we don't anticipate any long-term issues. As long as the children can be respectful and take cues from the cats (i.e. go slow, please don't pet me right now, I would prefer you to not be right in my face, I would much rather you set me in your lap instead of holding me, I love those chin scratchies, treats - I like treats, etc.) everything should be just fine. They also have not been around dogs so we can't comment on that.
Wendy & Sid are typical kittens with lots of energy and like it's stated above, we want them to stay together. If you're up for two rambunctious kittens, why not make an appointment to meet them (or visit during our open walk-in hours). We'd love to show them to you!
