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Bear and Lucy

  • Kitten
  • Male
  • Medium
  • Domestic Short Hair

About Bear and Lucy

Springfield, VA

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Kitten
(less than 1 year)
Male
Medium
(7-11 lbs)
Coat: Short
Calico, Black & White / Tuxedo

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes

Bear and Lucy’s Compatibility

    This pet has good compatibility with kids.

    This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

    This pet has good compatibility with cats.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

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Bear and Lucy's Story

Lucy and Bear are an incredibly outgoing pair of Caribbean kittens! Lucy gives lots of kisses to everyone, humans, dogs, and other cats. Bear is an easygoing guy who gets along well with everyone. Both kittens come cuddle on the bed at night along with all the other pets. The siblings also love their fleece blanket they’ve had since they were very little, they’ll suckle and knead on it together happily purring away. Lucy is bold and confident and Bear is confident in a calmer way. Once they start playing they’ll zoom down the hallway and race to the top of the cat tree before running off chasing each other back down the hallway. After they’ve gotten their energy out they curl up together for nap time, usually in a nice sunny spot. They’re a very sweet bonded pair, both full of personality and charm!<br/><br/>Lucy and Bear get along very well with other cats and dogs, they’ve grown up around several other animals. They were found as stray kittens on the island of St. Kitts before being rescued and brought to the DC area for adoption. The kittens were born in April 2022. They’ve been vaccinated, microchipped, spayed and neutered.

Lucy and Bear are an incredibly outgoing pair of Caribbean kittens! Lucy gives lots of kisses to everyone, humans, dogs, and other cats. Bear is an easygoing guy who gets along well with everyone. Both kittens come cuddle on the bed at night along with all the other pets. The siblings also love their fleece blanket they’ve had since they were very little, they’ll suckle and knead on it together happily purring away. Lucy is bold and confident and Bear is confident in a calmer way. Once they start playing they’ll zoom down the hallway and race to the top of the cat tree before running off chasing each other back down the hallway. After they’ve gotten their energy out they curl up together for nap time, usually in a nice sunny spot. They’re a very sweet bonded pair, both full of personality and charm!

Lucy and Bear get along very well with other cats and dogs, they’ve grown up around several other animals. They were found as stray kittens on the island of St. Kitts before being rescued and brought to the DC area for a

Lucy and Bear are an incredibly outgoing pair of Caribbean kittens! Lucy gives lots of kisses to everyone, humans, dogs, and other cats. Bear is an easygoing guy who gets along well with everyone. Both kittens come cuddle on the bed at night along with all the other pets. The siblings also love their fleece blanket they’ve had since they were very little, they’ll suckle and knead on it together happily purring away. Lucy is bold and confident and Bear is confident in a calmer way. Once they start playing they’ll zoom down the hallway and race to the top of the cat tree before running off chasing each other back down the hallway. After they’ve gotten their energy out they curl up together for nap time, usually in a nice sunny spot. They’re a very sweet bonded pair, both full of personality and charm!

Lucy and Bear get along very well with other cats and dogs, they’ve grown up around several other animals. They were found as stray kittens on the island of St. Kitts before being rescued and brought to the DC area for adoption. The kittens were born in April 2022. They’ve been vaccinated, microchipped, spayed and neutered.

Bear and Lucy is from Operation Git-Meow, Inc.

[Springfield, VA]

Our Mission
Operation Git-Meow provides assistance to the Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to manage the large (estimated 2000) population of feral/community cats. We also assist the residents at the US Naval Station with pet adoptions, veterinary supplies, and other support. Adoptable cats and kittens are adopted both at the ...
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