Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Marietta, Ohio

Beef Curry is a handsome male kitten who was brought to the HSOV on September 18, 2024 along with his brother (Chicken Curry) by a Good Samaritan who found them in Marietta Ohio fending for themselves without their mother in sight. Bean Curry and Chicken Curry were estimated to have been 7-weeks old at that time. Their third brother (Bean Curry) had bee brought to HSOV on September 11th. This good-looking boy has a dark brown tabby medium-haired coat, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable kitten face with golden eyes, nice 'ear furnishings', a brown velvet nose, and long white whiskers. Beef Curry was given vaccinations and Pyrantel wormer on September 18, 2024. He weighed 1.5 lbs that day. Beef Curry was given booster vaccines on October 3rd and October 16th 2024. These photos of Beef Curry were taken on November 2, 2024 when he ventured into our 'studio'. His brother (Chicken Curry) accompanied him for moral support since Beef Curry was a little unsure of going 'solo' without his soulmate to provide a sense of comfort/security .. And, sure enough, within minutes Beef Curry had the courage to begin playing with fake flower blossoms and tiny pumpkins (smile). Beef Curry and his two brothers (Bean Curry and Chicken Curry) are currently sharing a cat tower in the lobby of our shelter where they entertain each other with silly kitten games before 'crashing' for a group nap. Beef Curry and his brothers will be neutered before being adopted by their new family/families (a requirement for HSOV adoptions to be finalized). They are also available for rescue. Rescue groups may contact our HSOV Feline Rescue Coordinator via email (sharonpaul2@suddenlink.net). We can usually help with transportation.

Marie is a beautiful little 1 1/2 year old girl, with medium black and white fur. She came in with older kitten named Dutchess. They were both in the community cat room and did really well with other cats. Dutchess has been since adopted. Marie has enjoyed being in the community room at the shelter with other cats and had close companionship with some of them. One of them in particular is Monty. These two enjoyed cuddling up together in the cat beds in the room. Recently Marie and Monty were given the chance to be housed together at the SPOT Clinic. They are continuing to settle in and getting the chance to have more individual time spent with staff. Marie is hoping her forever person will be arriving soon at the shelter to take her home.

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