Burmese kittens & cats in Columbus, Indiana

My Petey is a wonderful boy and rehoming him is the last thing I want to do. He was found in a cardboard box with his sister outside a Burger King in Indianapolis in May 2019. I adopted both and they became our babies. The little girl took to my son and the little boy took to me. My son named them Peterbilt and Kenworth because of their purring engines. When my son got his own apartment, we decided to split them up because Kenny bullied Peter. We had another cat already, a tortoiseshell, who was 2 years older, Chloe. She and Peter have gotten along fine for several years. Last year, my father passed away and I have moved in with my mother. She refuses to allow more than Chloe. My son has been taking care of Peter but Peter and his sister do not get along. I've put off rehoming Peter for as long as possible. But, for his sake, he needs more love and attention than we can give him.Would you like to care for the best, most loyal boy cat in the whole wide world?

Tom, along with his brother Jerry who is also needing rehomed, was my parents cat. Once my parents went into a nursing home and my mother had since passed away, it's become increasingly difficult to provide the boys with the care they deserve while we try to care for our own furkids too.

Jerry, pictured with his brother Tom who we are also needing to rehome, is my parents cat. My mom recently passed away and my dad is in memory care. My fiancé and I have tried to balance caring for these two sweet kitties while caring for our own furkids and we just can't make it work. I want the honor my mom's wishes, but it's become too unmanageable to take care of it all.