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Siberian kittens & cats in New Haven, Connecticut

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Meeloo

Siberian

Male, Adult
Middletown, CT
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meeloo has had a few owners in the past. His first one from what I know abandoned him and left him to die once they moved. He is very timid and is scared of almost everything. I have no seen any aggression in the month that I've had him. He hides all day and comes out at night to eat, go to the bathroom, and he really enjoys to be pet. He doesn't give affection so much as he just wants you to pet him. He plays here and there and really finds hair ties interesting. He will probably not eat or drink for the first week of having him since thats what he did with me. But he will slowly start to come out more. I think he would thrive and a 1 maybe 2 person home. No kids or other pets. Somewhere quiet. He is extremely easy going and I wish I could keep him but I can not afford it.

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Levi

Tabby

Male, Young
New Haven, CT
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Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
Levi is a young Tabby mix. His owner could not keep him due to housing issues, so I agreed to foster him and his brother, Stitch, to help get them rehomed. I cannot keep them as I already have my hands full with cats and kids of my own.Levi is:• Litter box trained• Good with kids and other cats• A "chatty" cat once he feels comfortable• Likely to run and hide rather than engage in fights• Named after Levi Ackerman from Attack on Titan because he's small and has white "gloves" (Levi Ackerman wears gloves when he cleans ^_^)He can be a little timid and skittish at first because his previous home was volatile, so he needs a home with patience and love. It would be nice if he and his brother Stitch could be rehomed together!💰 Rehoming fee: $75
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Stitch

Tabby

Male, Young
New Haven, CT
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
Stitch and his brother Levi are in need of forever homes. Their original owner could not keep them due to housing issues, so I agreed to foster them and help find them a perfect match. I’m currently rehoming them because I already have my hands full with my own cats and kids.Stitch is:• A little timid and skittish at first (due to a volatile previous home)• Non-aggressive; he prefers to run and hide rather than fight• Very chatty and vocal once he feels comfortable and safe• "A little wild" and very playful• Good with other cats and children• Litter box trainedStitch needs a patient, loving home that understands he may need time to settle in. He would love to be rehomed with his brother, Levi, if possible!💰 Rehoming fee: $75

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