Meet Suffolk and Hampshire, bonded 10 month old brothers who love each other and their humans. ❤️💞
They set off on explorations and adventures together, always encouraging each other to seek out an mysterious corner or to get that pesky toy that rolled under the cabinets! Their fosters believe that they are 95% heart and 5% brain 😂, as they have jumped into a running shower, had their head stuck in a paper bag, and tried to sit in cardboard boxes that are way too small for them! 🥴👀
Hampshire (Grey spots, white tip tail): an athletic and energetic boy with a penchant for boxes and high places. He loves fetching springs and placing them neatly in boxes, sparring with Suffolk, and sleeping in various stretched out positions. 😴 He is definitely the silly one of the two; always up to some adventure whether it is exploring a closet or carefully watching TV for any birds or fish to appear. 🦜📺
Suffolk (Black spots, black tail): an immediately friendly boy; he isn’t as energetic as his brother but will readily participate in playtime or adventures with Hampshire. He also loves curling up near his humans to get scritches on his cheek and ear 💞. A champion purrer and the one who does most of the talking between the two! Though both love human attention and follow their fosters from room to room, Suffolk is the brave one who will lead the charge towards unfamiliar spaces or people. 💪🏻
As bonded brothers, these two need to be adopted together. They are neutered, vaccinated, and tested! Click the link in the bio to apply and give these sweet boys the furrever home they deserve 💗.
All cats and kittens are rescued from the streets, abandoned, or pulled from at-risk list at city shelter. All are vaccinated, tested for FIV and FELV, dewormed, and spayed/neutered (if old enough). If the kitten is not old enough to be spayed/neutered we will do so at a later date, post-adoption. All adoptions require an application and donation.
If interested in meeting and possibly adopting our cat or kitten please complete an adoption application (link below)
