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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Mediumhair
Color
Black (Mostly)
Age
Kitten
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
medium
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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PLEASE NOTE: We will only adopt kittens out in pairs. This listing is for both Fettuccine and Gnocchi and we do require that they go to a forever home together. In addition, we DO NOT declaw and will ask that an adopter sign a contract agreeing to never declaw.
Meet Fettuccine (gray) and Gnocchi (black)! These two angel babies were born into rescue at an SLSDP foster home after their pregnant mom was surrendered to us. These two - along with their other two siblings - were born on April 20, 2023 and have since been growing up in foster together. They are happy, healthy, playful little goofballs who love a good cat tree and lots of crinkle balls! Both girls are pretty mellow and often like to watch the world go by. They'd love a nice sunshine-y window in their forever home where they can be those nosy neighbors who check out everything going on. In foster, Gno Gno and Fetty can often be found together and typically choose each other as snuggle and playtime buddies.
Both Fetts and Gno are about the same size as one another. We expect this to stay similar as they grow into adult cats. Their mom is a small (8-9 lbs) domestic black shorthair, and from what we understand their dad was likely a large Russian Blue. These two seem to fall somewhere in-between those sizes. They are both HUGE eaters and come running when their foster mom brings them their wet food snackies!
Both Gnocchi and Fettuccine are litter box trained and do a fabulous job of never going elsewhere! When they move into their forever home, we will ask that their new people keep them in the same space with their litter box for a 30 day period. This helps them to know exactly where to go potty always and to set everyone involved up for success - both kitties and people alike! We will also ask any adopter to sign a spay contract. (SLSDP will pay for the surgeries; we just require a signed contract stating you will bring Gnocchi and Fettuccine to those appointment/s.)
If you're interested in meeting these little Italian pasta angels, please fill out our adoption application here: https://www.stlsdp.org
MUST be located within a one-hour radius of St. Louis. No exceptions can be made.
