Bart

Meet Bart and Lucky, a striking pair of mini-panthers who prove that two are always better than one! Bart, a sleek 1.5-year-old with vivid green eyes, is the resident chatterbox who loves to show off his impressive vocal range and let you know exactly what's on his mind. His best friend Lucky is a 2-year-old beauty with stunning gold eyes and a much quieter, more laid-back demeanor. Together, they provide a perfect harmony of personalities--one to tell you all about his day and the other to provide a calm, steady presence. This bonded duo is incredibly affectionate and easygoing, and while they are friendly with everyone they meet, they would thrive best in a home with children aged 8 and older who can appreciate their distinct personalities and engage with them gently. These boys are social enough to potentially join a home with an existing resident cat, and while their history with dogs is a bit of a mystery, their balanced temperaments suggest they could likely co-exist with a gentle, cat-friendly dog after a slow and thoughtful introduction. There is a profound benefit to adopting a bonded pair; Bart and Lucky provide each other with constant companionship and security, which often makes their transition into a new environment much smoother. By bringing them home together, you are ensuring they never have to experience life without their best friend, and in return, you get twice the purrs and a lifetime of entertainment from this handsome duo! Their combined adoption fee is $450.<br/><br/>*To visit our cats, you must make an appointment on-line at www.caringforcatsmn.org/adopt.*<br/><br/>Note: While we are happy to respond to your questions about any of our cats, you will still be required to make an on-line appointment at www.caringforcatsmn.org/adopt if you wish to meet our cats. Once you have a confirmed appointment, you can monitor the adoption appointment calendar and move your appointment to an earlier opening should one become available. We are not able to contact you to switch your appointment.<br/><br/>Stay up-to-date with all events and happenings at Caring for Cats! Search ""Caring for Cats"" on Facebook.<br/><br/>*Cats are removed from Petfinder when adopted. If you see a cat on Petfinder, it is available for adoption.*

Meet Bart and Lucky, a striking pair of mini-panthers who prove that two are always better than one! Bart, a sleek 1.5-year-old with vivid green eyes, is the resident chatterbox who loves to show off his impressive vocal range and let you know exactly what's on his mind. His best friend Lucky is a 2-year-old beauty with stunning gold eyes and a much quieter, more laid-back demeanor. Together, they provide a perfect harmony of personalities--one to tell you all about his day and the other to provide a calm, steady presence. This bonded duo is incredibly affectionate and easygoing, and while they are friendly with everyone they meet, they would thrive best in a home with children aged 8 and older who can appreciate their distinct personalities and engage with them gently. These boys are social enough to potentially join a home with an existing resident cat, and while their history with dogs is a bit of a mystery, their balanced temperaments suggest they could likely co-exist with a gentle, cat-friendly dog after a slow and tho

Meet Bart and Lucky, a striking pair of mini-panthers who prove that two are always better than one! Bart, a sleek 1.5-year-old with vivid green eyes, is the resident chatterbox who loves to show off his impressive vocal range and let you know exactly what's on his mind. His best friend Lucky is a 2-year-old beauty with stunning gold eyes and a much quieter, more laid-back demeanor. Together, they provide a perfect harmony of personalities--one to tell you all about his day and the other to provide a calm, steady presence. This bonded duo is incredibly affectionate and easygoing, and while they are friendly with everyone they meet, they would thrive best in a home with children aged 8 and older who can appreciate their distinct personalities and engage with them gently. These boys are social enough to potentially join a home with an existing resident cat, and while their history with dogs is a bit of a mystery, their balanced temperaments suggest they could likely co-exist with a gentle, cat-friendly dog after a slow and thoughtful introduction. There is a profound benefit to adopting a bonded pair; Bart and Lucky provide each other with constant companionship and security, which often makes their transition into a new environment much smoother. By bringing them home together, you are ensuring they never have to experience life without their best friend, and in return, you get twice the purrs and a lifetime of entert