Artemis

Artemis came to us with her sister, Athena, after they were dumped in 95°+ heat at a local community center. These two girls have really come out of their shells and showing their personalities. <br/><br/>Artemis is a beautiful gray tabby, likely to stay short-haired, and doesn’t talk as much as her sister. She’s a sweetheart though, once she gets to know you. She also is pretty sure your food is her food.<br/><br/>We estimate they are a little over 4 months old. They’re now worm-free and flea-free, and we have them scheduled for their spay surgeries, vaccines, and microchipping for later in July. <br/><br/>So far they are not fans of dogs, but with positive exposure we think they’ll come around. They do just fine with other cats. We’d love for them to find a home together, but we don’t think they are so bonded they can’t be separated.<br/><br/>These are perfect quintessential kittens that need a home!

Artemis came to us with her sister, Athena, after they were dumped in 95°+ heat at a local community center. These two girls have really come out of their shells and showing their personalities.

Artemis is a beautiful gray tabby, likely to stay short-haired, and doesn’t talk as much as her sister. She’s a sweetheart though, once she gets to know you. She also is pretty sure your food is her food.

We estimate they are a little over 4 months old. They’re now worm-free and flea-free, and we have them scheduled for their spay surgeries, vaccines, and microchipping for later in July.

So far they are not fans of dogs, but with positive exposure we think they’ll come around. They do just fine with other cats. We’d love for them to find a home together, but we don’t think they are so bonded they can’t be separated.

These are perfect quintessential kittens that need a home!

Artemis came to us with her sister, Athena, after they were dumped in 95°+ heat at a local community center. These two girls have really come out of their shells and showing their personalities.

Artemis is a beautiful gray tabby, likely to stay short-haired, and doesn’t talk as much as her sister. She’s a sweetheart though, once she gets to know you. She also is pretty sure your food is her food.

We estimate they are a little over 4 months old. They’re now worm-free and flea-free, and we have them scheduled for their spay surgeries, vaccines, and microchipping for later in July.

So far they are not fans of dogs, but with positive exposure we think they’ll come around. They do just fine with other cats. We’d love for them to find a home together, but we don’t think they are so bonded they can’t be separated.

These are perfect quintessential kittens that need a home!