Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with dogs,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Happy & Lucky – A Pair Looking for Their Forever Home 🖤💛
Happy and Lucky are beautiful black golden British Shorthair sisters, approximately 3 years and 10 months old, searching for a forever home preferably together after unexpectedly losing the only home they've ever known. While they have very different personalities, we believe the girls are bonded and are looking for a patient family willing to let them settle in at their own pace.
Happy is the quieter, more reserved sister. She'll likely be the first to hide in a new environment and the last to come out, but with time and patience, her sweet personality begins to shine. She enjoys the occasional toy and prefers dry food, especially when her favorite person is nearby during mealtime.
Lucky is the brave and curious explorer. She's usually the first to check out a new room and introduce herself to new people. While she's more outgoing, she still appreciates her personal space and will let you know when she's had enough attention. Lucky prefers wet food and typically eats one meal a day.
Neither girl enjoys being picked up or sitting on laps. Instead, they're the kind of cats who show their affection by quietly sitting beside you once they've learned they can trust you. They also enjoy having their own space from both people and each other from time to time.
Both girls love having fresh water available in both a fountain and a bowl. Their favorite foods are beef and chicken flavors, and they do not eat shrimp-based diets.
Happy and Lucky are both spayed, up to date on vaccinations, and recently received a full veterinary checkup, including bloodwork, with a clean bill of health. Lucky does have a small cherry eye, but it has been evaluated by her veterinarian and does not affect her vision or comfort, so surgery is not recommended.
These sisters may not be instant cuddle bugs, but for someone willing to earn their trust, they'll become quiet, loyal companions who make a house feel like home. They DO NOT get along with other cats, as they are the only company they have ever known. If you'd like to learn more about Happy and Lucky, please reach out to our rescue—we'd be happy to answer any questions!