Pixiebob kittens & cats in Carbondale, Pennsylvania

Peanut was the only one we kept out of his litter to keep his dad company. He looks so majestic we called him baby lion and mufasa because of his beautiful hair but ultimately he answers to Peanut. Our wish would be for them to stay together but ultimately we just want them to be loved as my son is now unable to do so being immunocompromised and cant keep them in his small space and they are now confined to my basement as my daughter also has allergies. I just want them to be happy. They currently look sad and it’s not fair to them. I can’t spend time as I work long days and none of the kids can care for them with my daughters severe allergy I have to be cautious and have brought hair up on occasion which turns my daughter into an ogre and her swollen eyes often become so irritated she missed school for days thé couple times she was affected. They are sweet boys . I would even be willing to pay for rehousing if I could. They just need a caring home.

Storm was found in a litter out in Long Island NY - we loved the way hé was different from all the kittens ( mainly orange variety) hé was the calmest and we loved his polydactyl paws. We rescued the litter and rehoused them in nyc with the help of local cat lovers , paid to spay /neuter and vaccinate. We kept storm as hé was a scared easily and would wet his bed- so we didn’t want him mistreated . Before he was “ doctored” hé bred another rescue and produced a litter we also cared for & rehomed but kept his handsome son Peanut to keep his company. They lived with my son who is now immunocompromised and can no longer care for them in his small space and they can’t live with me because my daughter tested allergic and my other son is also immunocompromised. Just heart breaking to think of them being separated but they deserve to be loved . My son has not been able to help care for months and they’ve been confined to my basement where I am able to feed them but they’re looking sad.