Azalea

Azalea & Larkspur are young adults that came to us from Indy Neighborhood Cats when they were kittens. They were born feral and we have been working on socialization for years. They do NOT like to be picked up, but love to be pet once they trust you. They LOVE playtime with tunnels and cat trees. ADOPTER WILL NEED TO CONTINUE SOCIALIZATION and BE PATIENT.<br/><br/>WE WILL ONLY ADOPT THEM AS A BONDED PAIR.<br/><br/>Azalea is a sweet girl who will be the first to come out of her shell. She loves attention. But she loves her nightly can of Fancy Feast pate more! This will be the secret to winning both of them over.<br/><br/>Larkspur will not let you move him, pick him up, or do anything to him, except pet him. Once trust is built, he will headbutt you. He is skeptical of human hands. To trim claws, we had to muzzle him, but he trusts me enough that I can now trim his claws without a muzzle. That kind of trust has taken a long time, but it has been worth it when they are so eager to be loved. Thanks to another foster cat, Larkspur would come up to us begging for attention while the other foster cat got his daily loving. Larkspur ran off after a few pets. A PetSmart employee also helped with his socialization and now he comes out seeking attention when he gets his nightly canned food.<br/><br/>You cannot pick them up. They LOVE to be pet. The first month with them will be to have them isolated in one room. You will need to establish a daily routine with them that includes one meal of canned food (Fancy Feast Chicken & Liver). During the meal, you will take the time to pet them while they eat. This is particularly important for Larkspur. After a month, you can start to let them out into your other rooms.<br/><br/>Azalea & Larkspur come with their covered litter box, a cat tree, a felt cat house and toys. They currently eat Kirkland Maintenance Cat dry food and Fancy Feast Chicken & Liver canned food. Their new home should have no dogs and no young children. Other cats and calm, older children should be fine.<br/><br/>Azalea & Larkspur are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, tested negative for FIV/FeLV and are microchipped. Approximate date of birth is August 21, 2022.<br/><br/><br/>Adoption fee = $75 per cat ($150 total)

Azalea & Larkspur are young adults that came to us from Indy Neighborhood Cats when they were kittens. They were born feral and we have been working on socialization for years. They do NOT like to be picked up, but love to be pet once they trust you. They LOVE playtime with tunnels and cat trees. ADOPTER WILL NEED TO CONTINUE SOCIALIZATION and BE PATIENT.

WE WILL ONLY ADOPT THEM AS A BONDED PAIR.

Azalea is a sweet girl who will be the first to come out of her shell. She loves attention. But she loves her nightly can of Fancy Feast pate more! This will be the secret to winning both of them over.

Larkspur will not let you move him, pick him up, or do anything to him, except pet him. Once trust is built, he will headbutt you. He is skeptical of human hands. To trim claws, we had to muzzle him, but he trusts me enough that I can now trim his claws without a muzzle. That kind of trust has taken a long time, but it has been worth it when they are so eager to be loved. Thanks to another foster cat, Larksp

Azalea & Larkspur are young adults that came to us from Indy Neighborhood Cats when they were kittens. They were born feral and we have been working on socialization for years. They do NOT like to be picked up, but love to be pet once they trust you. They LOVE playtime with tunnels and cat trees. ADOPTER WILL NEED TO CONTINUE SOCIALIZATION and BE PATIENT.

WE WILL ONLY ADOPT THEM AS A BONDED PAIR.

Azalea is a sweet girl who will be the first to come out of her shell. She loves attention. But she loves her nightly can of Fancy Feast pate more! This will be the secret to winning both of them over.

Larkspur will not let you move him, pick him up, or do anything to him, except pet him. Once trust is built, he will headbutt you. He is skeptical of human hands. To trim claws, we had to muzzle him, but he trusts me enough that I can now trim his claws without a muzzle. That kind of trust has taken a long time, but it has been worth it when they are so eager to be loved. Thanks to another foster cat, Larkspur would come up to us begging for attention while the other foster cat got his daily loving. Larkspur ran off after a few pets. A PetSmart employee also helped with his socialization and now he comes out seeking attention when he gets his nightly canned food.

You cannot pick them up. They LOVE to be pet. The first month with them will be to have them isolated in one room. You will need t