Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
A family is facing one of the hardest decisions imaginable, and we're asking for kindness. ❤️🙏🏼 Meet Cheeni (Sugar) and Lulu, two beautiful sisters who have known nothing but love since they were rescued as tiny kittens. Cheeni (Brown Tabby) DOB: May 2020 Cheeni was found as a tiny 5 week old stray in May 2020. After being treated for fleas and dewormed, she quickly became a healthy, happy kitten. She is the definition of a cuddle bug. While she may need a day or two to warm up to someone new, once she does, she'll happily shower everyone in the family with love. Cheeni has never picked just one favorite person. She simply loves anyone willing to give her affection. She is incredibly intuitive and seems to sense emotions, often choosing to quietly stay close to her people. She enjoys relaxing much more than playing and would much rather curl up beside you or scratch on her favorite post than chase toys. Lulu (Orange Tabby) DOB: October 2020 Lulu was found after the October 2020 storms and flooding when she was only about 3 weeks old. She was bottle fed, litter trained, and lovingly raised from the very beginning. Lulu is affectionate in her own sweet way. She loves curling up beside you for belly rubs and chin scratches and is a little more independent than her big sister. She enjoys watching the world from a sunny window and occasionally playing, but she's happiest just relaxing with her family. Although they each have their own personalities, Cheeni and Lulu are a bonded pair. They don't spend every second together, but if they're separated, even within the same home, they immediately begin calling for one another until they're reunited. Because of this, they must stay together. These girls have lived peacefully with elderly family members, disabled individuals, and in a busy household. They are gentle, calm, and well-mannered. While they prefer quieter homes and may be nervous around toddlers and young children, they have done perfectly well around babies and are simply looking for a family that will give them patience and love. Now for the difficult part... The family never imagined they would have to say goodbye. This decision has absolutely nothing to do with Cheeni or Lulu. They have been deeply loved since the day they were rescued. Over the past several months, the family has experienced one heartbreaking challenge after another. Both parents recently lost their jobs and are now going through a separation. At the same time, they're navigating serious medical needs for a disabled son who is autistic and fully blind, along with other difficult family circumstances that have stretched their time, finances, and emotional resources beyond what they can manage. The daughter, who desperately wishes she could keep them herself, is unable to because her spouse has severe cat allergies. For weeks, the family has searched for another home on their own, hoping they would never have to ask for help. Unfortunately, they have run out of options and are now facing the heartbreaking possibility of surrendering them to a shelter, something they never wanted to do. We're asking our community to please show this family compassion. Life can change in an instant, and sometimes the most loving thing a family can do is ask for help. If you can open your heart and home to Cheeni and Lulu together, please send Furry Friends Animal Aid a message or submit an adoption application at furryfriendsaa.org/adopt
