Manx kittens & cats in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida

Sweet little Cora is looking for a home! She's approximately 2.5 - 3 years old. She is a Manx and just under 6 lbs. She has Manx syndrome which affects the way she poops. She requires Hills Science diet WD prescription food. With this, she does much better! She can't always get it in the litter box (she tries) and needs a quick wipe every day or so. She experiences no other issues related to her condition. She goes once a day and it's solid and a quick clean up if she misses the box. Cora is spayed, utd on shots, microchipped, Fel and FIV negative, and has been treated for fleas and dewormed. Cora is super friendly and affectionate and purrs all the time. She comes when she's called and loves being pet and is a total lap cat.

Gubbeen is an adorable little boy who is very playful. He does not have a tail at all!

Recently rescued two adorable kittens who were stuck in my backyard fence. They are very sweet, cuddly, and playful and are kid friendly (I have a six year old who they love). They are both very healthy and are eating solid kitten food and using the litter box (not one accident!). I believe they are both boys and love to play with each other. I would prefer that they stay together since they seem so bonded already. One was seemingly born with no tail (hence the Manx breed guess) and they other has a full tail (iPhone identifies him as Siberian, so that is my best guess). I would provide you with a bag of Royal Canin kitten food, cat bed, scratch post, kitten litter box, and three mouse toys (they love them!). The Manx is more playful and the other is more docile, but both are very snuggly. I would keep them both myself, but I already have two cats. Looking for their forever home full of love!