Bandit & Rascal

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Bandit & Rascal ❤ï ̧<br/>Bandit and Rascal are a bonded pair looking for their forever home together! They are both Siamese kitties estimated to be born on 10/25/2025. These handsome boys came to MISR as strays, likely from the same cat community/home. While they may not be biological brothers, their bond is undeniable—they play together, nap together, and truly adore each other.<br/>Bandit is the sweet, slightly grumbly gentleman of the duo. He may voice his opinions about other cats in his foster home and occasionally toss out a half-hearted swat, but it never goes beyond that. Underneath the grumbles is a loving boy who absolutely adores people—especially when 'butt scratches' are involved! While not quite as chatty as Rascal, Bandit enjoys carrying on conversations with his humans and is always happy to receive affection.<br/>Rascal is the outgoing social butterfly. He enjoys the company of other cats and has a larger-than-life personality. Although neither boy spends much time with the other cats in their foster home, they treat each other like true brothers and can often be found wrestling and playing together. Rascal is wonderfully vocal and has recently discovered that wrapping himself around his foster's feet is an excellent way to demand attention—making him an adorable (and very effective!) little trip hazard. He also has a great appreciation for canned food, unlike Bandit, who could take it or leave it.<br/>Both boys are microchipped, neutered, up-to-date on rabies and distemper vaccinations, and have current bloodwork in good standing. They have tested negative for FIV and FeLV, and all known health concerns have been addressed.<br/>If you have room in your home and heart for this lovable pair, please complete an application today. The adoption fee for Bandit and Rascal is $500 for the pair, and they are currently being fostered in Novi, Michigan.<br/>Could Bandit and Rascal be the missing pieces of your family?

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Bandit & Rascal ❤ï ̧
Bandit and Rascal are a bonded pair looking for their forever home together! They are both Siamese kitties estimated to be born on 10/25/2025. These handsome boys came to MISR as strays, likely from the same cat community/home. While they may not be biological brothers, their bond is undeniable—they play together, nap together, and truly adore each other.
Bandit is the sweet, slightly grumbly gentleman of the duo. He may voice his opinions about other cats in his foster home and occasionally toss out a half-hearted swat, but it never goes beyond that. Underneath the grumbles is a loving boy who absolutely adores people—especially when 'butt scratches' are involved! While not quite as chatty as Rascal, Bandit enjoys carrying on conversations with his humans and is always happy to receive affection.
Rascal is the outgoing social butterfly. He enjoys the company of other cats and has a larger-than-life personality.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Bandit & Rascal ❤ï ̧
Bandit and Rascal are a bonded pair looking for their forever home together! They are both Siamese kitties estimated to be born on 10/25/2025. These handsome boys came to MISR as strays, likely from the same cat community/home. While they may not be biological brothers, their bond is undeniable—they play together, nap together, and truly adore each other.
Bandit is the sweet, slightly grumbly gentleman of the duo. He may voice his opinions about other cats in his foster home and occasionally toss out a half-hearted swat, but it never goes beyond that. Underneath the grumbles is a loving boy who absolutely adores people—especially when 'butt scratches' are involved! While not quite as chatty as Rascal, Bandit enjoys carrying on conversations with his humans and is always happy to receive affection.
Rascal is the outgoing social butterfly. He enjoys the company of other cats and has a larger-than-life personality. Although neither boy spends much time with the other cats in their foster home, they treat each other like true brothers and can often be found wrestling and playing together. Rascal is wonderfully vocal and has recently discovered that wrapping himself around his foster's feet is an excellent way to demand attention—making him an adorable (and very effective!) little trip hazard. He also has a g