We are ready to leave our foster home and move in with our furever family; we hope we can go together in time to celebrate Christmas, but in a quiet, well structured home! Apparently, adopting us together will support our behavioral and emotional development.

The beginning of our story is kinda sad: we were rescued at 11 weeks old, feral, scared, dirty, hungry, flea-infested (yuck!) and with an upper respiratory infection. We immediately got veterinary attention. We then went to our foster home where, with medications, food, warmth and TLC, we began to thrive and really started to appreciate humans because we quickly realized how wonderful our lives had become. We are active and mischievous boys, but also very lovable!

Our foster momma says we are the most affectionate fur babies she’s ever had! We reward her every morning and several times throughout the day with love-ins on our sofa where she lays down with us. We snuggle up as close as we can to her face and neck and give her a daily facial while purring as loud as we can. She seems to like this because she does a lot of giggling during these times.

Although we still have some sneezy moments, we are otherwise in prime condition, playful, always hungry and ready for a loving furever home. We are litter-trained, up to date with our vaccinations, and scheduled for our neuter surgeries in December (which will be covered by the society).

Please note that the virus we have is contagious (when it is active), so any other cats in the household should be vaccinated against Feline Virus Rhinotracheitis (FVR). Please discuss with our adoption team.