Berrt

HI! My name is Berrt and I am one special kitty! Of course, I am an expert in all things orange. I am quick and curious, pursuing a myriad of threats lurking in my house...including fierce pretend mice, ping pong balls, scary rolls of toilet paper and obviously my own tail. I am happy, friendly and affectionate! I love to spend time with you. When I am sleepy I love to crawl up on your lap and snuggle, and maybe even snore. I constantly play with my brother Errnie. We chase, wrestle, eat, snuggle and clean each other. We are inseparable. In fact, some have called us The Orange Dream Team! If you are looking for 2 amazing orange kitties who have it all -smart, funny, goofy, curious, clueless, quirky, loving and incredibly affectionate, we are yours! Embrace the orange.<br/><br/>My brother Errnie is my best friend. We get along great and would love to spend forever with each other! <br/><br/>Berrt has regressive feline leukemia (FeLV). Regressive FeLV is a dormant form of FeLV (a virus that weakens the immune system) that stays inactive in the bone marrow. Regressive FeLV+ cats typically live full, healthy lives with a low risk of developing FeLV-related illness. While uncommon, the virus can reactivate under certain circumstances (such as significant stress or immune suppression), so regressive FeLV+ cats should only live with other FeLV+ cats, dogs, or other non-feline companions. <br/><br/>Since Berrt grew up with Errnie, it is okay for them to stay together despite Errnie being FeLV-negative.<br/><br/>Questions? Our team is here to provide all the information and support you need to adopt a regressive FeLV+ kitten.<br/><br/>If you are interested in learning more about Berrt and their best friend Errnie, please complete an adoption form.<br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/BKB-A-7897<br/><br/>Berrt and Errnie are a pair adoption only. Their combined adoption fee is $500.<br/><br/>Note: Kittens must be 10+ weeks old before they can go home.<br/><br/>For more information about adopting a Bitty Kitty: https://bittykittybrigade.org/adopt/

HI! My name is Berrt and I am one special kitty! Of course, I am an expert in all things orange. I am quick and curious, pursuing a myriad of threats lurking in my house...including fierce pretend mice, ping pong balls, scary rolls of toilet paper and obviously my own tail. I am happy, friendly and affectionate! I love to spend time with you. When I am sleepy I love to crawl up on your lap and snuggle, and maybe even snore. I constantly play with my brother Errnie. We chase, wrestle, eat, snuggle and clean each other. We are inseparable. In fact, some have called us The Orange Dream Team! If you are looking for 2 amazing orange kitties who have it all -smart, funny, goofy, curious, clueless, quirky, loving and incredibly affectionate, we are yours! Embrace the orange.

My brother Errnie is my best friend. We get along great and would love to spend forever with each other!

Berrt has regressive feline leukemia (FeLV). Regressive FeLV is a dormant form of FeLV (a virus that weakens the immune system) that stay

HI! My name is Berrt and I am one special kitty! Of course, I am an expert in all things orange. I am quick and curious, pursuing a myriad of threats lurking in my house...including fierce pretend mice, ping pong balls, scary rolls of toilet paper and obviously my own tail. I am happy, friendly and affectionate! I love to spend time with you. When I am sleepy I love to crawl up on your lap and snuggle, and maybe even snore. I constantly play with my brother Errnie. We chase, wrestle, eat, snuggle and clean each other. We are inseparable. In fact, some have called us The Orange Dream Team! If you are looking for 2 amazing orange kitties who have it all -smart, funny, goofy, curious, clueless, quirky, loving and incredibly affectionate, we are yours! Embrace the orange.

My brother Errnie is my best friend. We get along great and would love to spend forever with each other!

Berrt has regressive feline leukemia (FeLV). Regressive FeLV is a dormant form of FeLV (a virus that weakens the immune system) that stays inactive in the bone marrow. Regressive FeLV+ cats typically live full, healthy lives with a low risk of developing FeLV-related illness. While uncommon, the virus can reactivate under certain circumstances (such as significant stress or immune suppression), so regressive FeLV+ cats should only live with other FeLV+ cats, dogs, or other non-feline companions.

Since Berrt grew up with E