Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
A stray black cat gave birth to a litter of kittens in a yard.
After repeated attempts to find a foster or adoption center to take them, the finder decided to foster them herself. This mom and litter hit the jackpot with the amazing love and care that they have received.
Kitten called Jasmine
I'm a confident, adventurer! I love exploring my surroundings, showing my athleticism and I like a good cuddle, too. I am in foster care with my sister Sequoia who also needs a home. We wrestle, chase toys and cuddle together. I would be best in a home with my sister Sequoia.
Kitten called Sequoia
I'm loyal and cuddly! I need a little time to adjust to new people. Once I do, I'm all about snuggling. I am in foster care with my sister Jasmine. We wrestle, chase toys and cuddle together. I would be best in a home with my sister.
The two do Very well with each other and if possible, the foster mom would like them to stay together as a bonded pair.
If not, then the kittens can be adopted individually as long as the adapter already has a young cat three years old or younger. These kittens are very playful, use to being around other cats and kittens and would like to have a furry playmate. Two cats to much better than one! Great info on the internet.
Saving one animal wont change the world, but it will change the world for that animal.
Health and Medical Information:
fully vetted and ready for adoption! They have been neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, tested negative for FIV and leukemia, and treated for fleas and worms. Adopting saves you the time and cost of these medical procedures, which would typically be 24 times more at a veterinary clinic and take up more of your time.
$275 individually, or 500$ if adopted together (they really are the best of friends, they're worth keeping together)
