Bentley & Lambo

Absolutely adorable 4-month-old bonded pair of brothers looking for a home in Massachusetts! Bentley and Lambo are the last pair of kittens from a family that were living underneath an old limousine at a local auto shop. Mom and all 5 kittens were trapped when the kittens were 6 weeks old. Two of the kittens - one of them little Bentley - had hernias that needed repair at the time of their spay/neuter surgeries. Mom was spayed and vaccinated and is now living happily in a barn home, and the other kittens have found their forever homes already, leaving this pair looking together. <br/><br/>Bentley has always been the most outgoing of the litter, while Lambo was the one who tried to hold on to his “street cat attitude” the longest. It’s amazing how far they’ve come since they were caught in July! Now, these two boys are constantly purring and love to play, both with each other and with people using toys. Bentley rubs on your legs and then flops on the floor in front of you for attention, and he seemingly has springs in his feet - he can bounce higher than even he realizes! Lambo doesn’t love being held, but he’s become more affectionate than ever expected of him! <br/><br/>These boys must be adopted together, and their ideal home should understand that they will need a few days to a few weeks to settle in comfortably. They would do well with other cats; they may do well with calmer dogs; due to starting their lives as feral kittens, they may be startled by small or energetic children. Bentley and Lambo are neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, and are negative for FIV and feline leukemia virus, and they have been treated for internal and external parasites. <br/><br/>Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/212615358960055<br/>Please see additional adoption information here: https://ladybugcats.wixsite.com/mysite/about-1

Absolutely adorable 4-month-old bonded pair of brothers looking for a home in Massachusetts! Bentley and Lambo are the last pair of kittens from a family that were living underneath an old limousine at a local auto shop. Mom and all 5 kittens were trapped when the kittens were 6 weeks old. Two of the kittens - one of them little Bentley - had hernias that needed repair at the time of their spay/neuter surgeries. Mom was spayed and vaccinated and is now living happily in a barn home, and the other kittens have found their forever homes already, leaving this pair looking together.

Bentley has always been the most outgoing of the litter, while Lambo was the one who tried to hold on to his “street cat attitude” the longest. It’s amazing how far they’ve come since they were caught in July! Now, these two boys are constantly purring and love to play, both with each other and with people using toys. Bentley rubs on your legs and then flops on the floor in front of you for attention, and he seemingly has springs in his fee

Absolutely adorable 4-month-old bonded pair of brothers looking for a home in Massachusetts! Bentley and Lambo are the last pair of kittens from a family that were living underneath an old limousine at a local auto shop. Mom and all 5 kittens were trapped when the kittens were 6 weeks old. Two of the kittens - one of them little Bentley - had hernias that needed repair at the time of their spay/neuter surgeries. Mom was spayed and vaccinated and is now living happily in a barn home, and the other kittens have found their forever homes already, leaving this pair looking together.

Bentley has always been the most outgoing of the litter, while Lambo was the one who tried to hold on to his “street cat attitude” the longest. It’s amazing how far they’ve come since they were caught in July! Now, these two boys are constantly purring and love to play, both with each other and with people using toys. Bentley rubs on your legs and then flops on the floor in front of you for attention, and he seemingly has springs in his feet - he can bounce higher than even he realizes! Lambo doesn’t love being held, but he’s become more affectionate than ever expected of him!

These boys must be adopted together, and their ideal home should understand that they will need a few days to a few weeks to settle in comfortably. They would do well with other cats; they may do well with calmer dogs; due to starting their lives as