Los Angeles, CA - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Katrina & Pandora[Bonded Pair] a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Tortoiseshell

Age

Adult

Sex

Female

Pet ID

–

Hair Length

short

My details

Not good with kids

Not good with dogs

Not good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Hi there! My name is Katrina (Tortie) and my mom is Pandora (black). We are currently listed for adoption under our "rescue names" but our REAL names are Lulu and Tilda respectively. We are unfortunately being returned after many years in our home by no fault of our own. We have decided we would benefit from being the only kitties in the home after some recent changes in family dynamics. We are hoping to find a nice quiet, calm home to help us settle.

The rescue is open to (and encourages) a foster to adopt scenario to ensure we are a good fit. We are super bonded and will need to be adopted together!

Heres more information from our present home:
Tilda and Lulu are a bonded mother-daughter pair who must be adopted together. They are friendly, social cats with excellent litter box habits. Tilda (the black cat) is laid-back, well-mannered, and would love to sit on your lap all day while you work. She’s amazingly tolerant to different kinds of handling and is generally pretty unflappable. Lulu (tortoiseshell) is a great conversationalist and enthusiastic wand-chaser who’s happiest following you from room to room. Lulu can be skittish and has been indoor-only for her entire life, so she would not be a good fit for an outdoor living situation. She has a persistent membrane in one eye, which is completely harmless and gives her left eye a unique star/spider pattern.

Both cats love all kinds of treats. They’re affectionate with each other and are happy to share food, water, and litter boxes. They are truly fantastic cats, very affectionate, and have almost no bad habits. They’re seeking a new home due to ongoing conflicts with dogs in their current home, so they shouldn’t go to a home with dogs unless the resident dog is VERY laid-back and sure to ignore them. Lulu should also have plenty of space away from small children (she is not aggressive, but may accidentally scratch if startled).

If you are interested in applying for adoption locally in Los Angeles, CA you can do so at www.friendsforliferescuenetwork.com/adopt

Please note, these girls are microchipped, vaccinated, spayed, FIV/Felv negative, etc.