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What beautiful girls! Both are very sweet and have a nice temperament. They look so much alike that their foster mom calls them twins. They are mostly tabby and white, with a little bit of Maine Coon mixed in, due to their larger size. They're very close and love to sleep and play together. Honey is the more outgoing one. She's very playful and ready to jump and have a great time, but she will come running when you call her. Holly is more shy and cautious and babylike. She loves to be near her sister and stays by her side. At Christmas they had a ball playing with all the toys that Santa brought them. We don't know how they would be with a dog, but one time the foster's friend visited with her small dog. Honey was the first to approach. She was curious and they sniffed each other, but even though Honey might have wanted to play with him, the dog didn't want to, so Honey just watched him from a little distance.
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These two adorable cuties are described by their foster mom as just "the sweetest kittens!" They are playful and loving, just as kittens are supposed to be when raised with love. Thor has amazing dark stripes, and Banner has the white nose. They are so bonded, almost like identical twins.They are best buddies, and like to groom each other, cuddle up, wrestle together and watch the birds at the windows. They both love toys on a string, and the laser light. Thor likes soft balls and plays soccer through the house, while Banner carries his favorite stuffed toy around all day and then presents it to his foster mom when she's in bed--LOL! Banner is more vocal and is usually the leader, except when unknown visitors come. That's when Thor, who's more quiet and confident, takes over to charm the visitors. Both boys get the "zoomies" and run at top speed through the house, which is hilarious! Adopt these boys and put the fun back into your life!
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Gemma & Gillian are two sweet little girls. Gillian has th e white blaze and is the most outgoing, but Gemma is coming right along. They are good at entertaining themselves because they are so bonded. These cuties are cuddly, easily held and petted, playful, and purr-fectly sweet! They look forward to being pam-purred in a loving and safe forever home. Adopt together. Come and meet them and fall in LOVE!!
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These two are brothers and you won't find a more friendly, mellow duo than them! They had been lovingly hand raised in a foster home in their first few months. Then they were adopted; however, the adopter became very allergic and had to return them, but said they are "great, energetic, fun, affectionate, and healthy." These handsome boys are very sweet and playful. They will come right up to you, even if they don't know you. They love to be petted, too, and will lean right in. Bobby is a tuxedo, Billy is all black. They'll be adopted together, because they are besties and always have each other to play with if you're not around.
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Lenny is a sweet and shy tabby with a love for catnip toys and treats. When he hears the treat cabinet open, he’ll be front and center to make sure he doesn’t miss out! Lenny know his name, and when he hears it, he’ll stop and tilt his head while you talk to him. Lenny enjoys head scratches and will lean in to make sure you can find the right spot. He loves watching the world through the window, and can often be found sleeping on his perch in front of the window. Lenny gets along with other cats and is relatively submissive. He is being fostered with Sneakers (also available for adoption) and Lenny looks to Sneakers for comfort and guidance. Lenny will be slow to adjust to his forever home and would do best with a quiet, patient, and predictable home. Once he’s settled in, though, he’ll be a loving companion.
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