Hunter Bunn and TJ (short for Tortie Jr.) are a bonded pair of 5-month-old girls looking for a patient, loving home together.
Hunter Bunn, our beautiful calico, is a (very) funny girl with a big personality just waiting to fully shine again. She loves playing with other kitties and is usually one of the first to jump into the action. She’s bold, expressive, and clearly believes life should be lived enthusiastically. Since moving indoors, she’s still adjusting, but once she feels completely safe and settled, we expect her playful, fun-loving spirit to take center stage.
TJ (Tortie Jr.) is exactly what her name suggests — a gorgeous little tortoiseshell with that classic tortie intensity and curiosity. Any time something new appeared — a crate, a cat bed, a cat house — TJ was the first to inspect it. New object? She’s on it. She’s naturally brave and inquisitive about her environment. With people, though, she’s more timid and unsure. She’s slowly learning that humans can be kind and predictable, and she’ll need a patient home willing to let her build trust at her own pace.
Together, they balance each other beautifully — Hunter bringing the spark and humor, TJ bringing thoughtful curiosity and quiet bravery.
They are:
✔️ Spayed
✔️ Combo test negative
✔️ Up to date on vaccines
They’re not feral — just young kittens who haven’t had consistent, positive human attention yet. With time, patience, and love, they will continue to blossom into wonderful companions.
And now for the plot twist…
We’re actually a dog rescue.
When subfreezing temperatures hit in late January, we were focused on getting dogs out of the cold — including a very pregnant mama and a stray who needed urgent help. At the same time, we learned about a group of seven kittens facing the same freezing weather. When babies need help, you don’t stop to check species — you just step in.
Before coming indoors, Hunter Bunn truly earned her name. Every few days she would proudly present her rescuer with a “gift” — a bug, a squirrel tail (🥹), or some treasure she had conquered the day before. TJ, meanwhile, was always the first to investigate anything new that showed up at the colony.
So yes — the dog rescue has cats. And these two undercover agents are ready for a forever mission of their own. 🐱💕
Hunter Bunn and TJ (short for Tortie Jr.) are a bonded pair of 5-month-old girls looking for a patient, loving home together.
Hunter Bunn, our beautiful calico, is a (very) funny girl with a big personality just waiting to fully shine again. She loves playing with other kitties and is usually one of the first to jump into the action. She’s bold, expressive, and clearly believes life should be lived enthusiastically. Since moving indoors, she’s still adjusting, but once she feels completely safe and settled, we expect her playful, fun-loving spirit to take center stage.
TJ (Tortie Jr.) is exactly what her name suggests — a gorgeous little tortoiseshell with that classic tortie intensity and curiosity. Any time something new appeared — a crate, a cat bed, a cat house — TJ was the first to inspect it. New object? She’s on it. She’s naturally brave and inquisitive about her environment. With people, though, she’s more timid and unsure. She’s slowly learning that humans can be kind and predictable, and she’ll need a patient home willing to let her build trust at her own pace.
Together, they balance each other beautifully — Hunter bringing the spark and humor, TJ bringing thoughtful curiosity and quiet bravery.
They are:
✔️ Spayed
✔️ Combo test negative
✔️ Up to date on vaccines
They’re not feral — just young kittens who haven’t had consistent, positive human attention yet. With time, patience, and love, they will continue to blossom into wonderful companions.
And now for the plot twist…
We’re actually a dog rescue.
When subfreezing temperatures hit in late January, we were focused on getting dogs out of the cold — including a very pregnant mama and a stray who needed urgent help. At the same time, we learned about a group of seven kittens facing the same freezing weather. When babies need help, you don’t stop to check species — you just step in.
Before coming indoors, Hunter Bunn truly earned her name. Every few days she would proudly present her rescuer with a “gift” — a bug, a squirrel tail (🥹), or some treasure she had conquered the day before. TJ, meanwhile, was always the first to investigate anything new that showed up at the colony.
So yes — the dog rescue has cats. And these two undercover agents are ready for a forever mission of their own. 🐱💕
Please note that we are a volunteer run organization, and due to the large volume of applications, inquiries, phone calls, emails, and messages received we may not be able to provide a detailed, personal response to every single one. For that reason, formal applications will be given priority over the aforementioned.
Our adoption process:
Step 1: Complete application
Step 2: Your adoption coordinator will conduct a vet check to ensure your existing pets are up to date on medical needs
Step 3: If approved, you will be contacted by an adoption coordinator to schedule an initial phone screening to further discuss your needs, preferences and lifestyle as you look for a new family member
Step 4: A home check will be scheduled during which an adoption coordinator will meet with all residents of your home to identify and discuss any risks or concerns
Step 5: Upon completion of a successful home check, we will conduct a meet and greet to ensure dogs get along
Step 6: Begin 1 week sleepover with your new potential family member
Please note that we are a volunteer run organization, and due to the large volume of applications, inquiries, phone calls, emails, and messages received we may not be able to provide a detailed, personal response to every single one. For that reason, formal applications will be given priority over the aforementioned.
Our adoption process:
Step 1: Complete application
Step 2: Your adoption coordinator will conduct a vet check to ensure your existing pets are up to date on medical needs
Step 3: If approved, you will be contacted by an adoption coordinator to schedule an initial phone screening to further discuss your needs, preferences and lifestyle as you look for a new family member
Step 4: A home check will be scheduled during which an adoption coordinator will meet with all residents of your home to identify and discuss any risks or concerns
Step 5: Upon completion of a successful home check, we will conduct a meet and greet to ensure dogs get along
Step 6: Begin 1 week sleepover with your new potential family member
