Burmese kittens & cats in Anchorage, Alaska

I am looking to rehome my two cats - Ollie and Emmie. They are siblings that I adopted in college almost decade ago (they turn 10yo on July 7th). Both are super friendly and have been amazing cats all of these years. Unfortunately, I am just too busy and travel too much to keep them. They are house trained, super gentle (I wouldn't imagine there would be any issue with them around children, although they haven't spent too much time around them), talkative, and very outgoing. They have been around other cats so I don't think other cats would be an issue. They have not spent much time around dogs though and are a bit intimidated by them so a home without dogs would be preferable. They are fully indoor cats. They eat wet food every morning but free-feed dry food so it is very easy to leave them for a few days - just leave out a big bowl of water and dry food and they're set. My only request is to that the two of them are not separated so I'm looking for a home that can acommodate both.

I am looking to rehome my two cats - Ollie and Emmie. They are siblings that I adopted in college almost decade ago (they turn 10yo on July 7th). Both are super friendly and have been amazing cats all of these years. Unfortunately, I am just too busy and travel too much to keep them. They are house trained, super gentle (I wouldn't imagine there would be any issue with them around children, although they haven't spent too much time around them), talkative, and very outgoing. They have been around other cats so I don't think other cats would be an issue. They have not spent much time around dogs though and are a bit intimidated by them so a home without dogs would be preferable. They are fully indoor cats. They eat wet food every morning but free-feed dry food so it is very easy to leave them for a few days - just leave out a big bowl of water and dry food and they're set. My only request is to that the two of them are not separated so I'm looking for a home that can acommodate both.