Arbor

Arbor and his brother Jingle are best friends and would love to be adopted together. They are a very playful duo and bounce around all corners and surfaces of their crate. Sitting together they look like the voidling kitten versions of the Shining twins and they are equally up to no good! Late in the afternoon and early evening, their crate becomes the practice site for the latest feline run of Cirque de Meowle.<br/><br/>They would do best as part of family of cats rather than singletons or small family cats. So if you have a lonely pet that is in need of companionship or don't mind the general happy mayhem a group of cats brings to your life, this duo could well be what you're looking for! They do tolerate being held if you catch them, but it's like catching a toddler at the height of their energetic streak and forcing cuddles - they'll do it but they don't much like it, although they eventually settle in and even take a nap. They're sweet boys for the right person willing to take a chance!<br/><br/>Despite all the love and treats and toys and overt bribery, the boys still prefer humans be hands off with them. They do not mind our general presence, just not us in their personal space. They will happily be companion cats that accept humans taking care of them, and they most definitely would love to be part of a cat pack. In fact, socializing with cats that are very social with other humans is the best way to bring wallflower kitties in.

Arbor and his brother Jingle are best friends and would love to be adopted together. They are a very playful duo and bounce around all corners and surfaces of their crate. Sitting together they look like the voidling kitten versions of the Shining twins and they are equally up to no good! Late in the afternoon and early evening, their crate becomes the practice site for the latest feline run of Cirque de Meowle.

They would do best as part of family of cats rather than singletons or small family cats. So if you have a lonely pet that is in need of companionship or don't mind the general happy mayhem a group of cats brings to your life, this duo could well be what you're looking for! They do tolerate being held if you catch them, but it's like catching a toddler at the height of their energetic streak and forcing cuddles - they'll do it but they don't much like it, although they eventually settle in and even take a nap. They're sweet boys for the right person willing to take a chance!

Despite all the love and

Arbor and his brother Jingle are best friends and would love to be adopted together. They are a very playful duo and bounce around all corners and surfaces of their crate. Sitting together they look like the voidling kitten versions of the Shining twins and they are equally up to no good! Late in the afternoon and early evening, their crate becomes the practice site for the latest feline run of Cirque de Meowle.

They would do best as part of family of cats rather than singletons or small family cats. So if you have a lonely pet that is in need of companionship or don't mind the general happy mayhem a group of cats brings to your life, this duo could well be what you're looking for! They do tolerate being held if you catch them, but it's like catching a toddler at the height of their energetic streak and forcing cuddles - they'll do it but they don't much like it, although they eventually settle in and even take a nap. They're sweet boys for the right person willing to take a chance!

Despite all the love and treats and toys and overt bribery, the boys still prefer humans be hands off with them. They do not mind our general presence, just not us in their personal space. They will happily be companion cats that accept humans taking care of them, and they most definitely would love to be part of a cat pack. In fact, socializing with cats that are very social with other humans is the best way to bring wa