Bodhi and Turtle

Meet sisters Bodhi and Turtle, born at the end of April, 2025. These are two sweet, bonded sisters who came from a feral mom who has produced several very gentle and loving cats. The sisters spent the first 5 months in the great outdoors (so they are great tree climbers), but have quickly adapted to life inside where they love to sleep most of the day. They perk up at meal times and love to purr. They have spurts of very playful energy, and like to chase each other or a cat wand or jingly ball. Turtle, named for her patches of gray on her back that resemble a turtle shell, is more outgoing, and will snuggle on the couch. Bodhi, a bewitching beauty with one blue and one green eye, is a little more skittish, but is coming around. These two girls would thrive in a quiet household with no other pets or small children, where they could be the focus of attention. However, in foster care they were living and getting along great with three small kittens, an older feline step-sister, as well as two guinea pig buddies (and a human child, too). They are currently at Glenmont Petsmart and are enjoying Churu treats from the volunteers. We are confident their shyness will be overcome in a loving home with humans that are patient and like to give treats. Come meet them at Glenmont Petsmart today!<br/><br/>If you are interested in these beauties or any of our other angels, you can complete an adoption application online at:<br/><br/>https://www.kittenangels.org/adopt<br/><br/>Please indicate on the adoption application that you are interested in Bodhi and Turtle fostered by Glenmont Petsmart.<br/><br/>Please note, fosters do get final approval for any adoption as they are most familiar with the personalities of their foster kittens and cats.<br/><br/>Kitten Angels is a non profit, volunteer organization. We rely solely on fostering, volunteers, donations, and adoption fees. An adoption fee of $350 ($175.00 per cat/kitten) must be paid at the time of adoption by either cash or check. All of our adoptable animals are assessed in foster homes, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet.

Meet sisters Bodhi and Turtle, born at the end of April, 2025. These are two sweet, bonded sisters who came from a feral mom who has produced several very gentle and loving cats. The sisters spent the first 5 months in the great outdoors (so they are great tree climbers), but have quickly adapted to life inside where they love to sleep most of the day. They perk up at meal times and love to purr. They have spurts of very playful energy, and like to chase each other or a cat wand or jingly ball. Turtle, named for her patches of gray on her back that resemble a turtle shell, is more outgoing, and will snuggle on the couch. Bodhi, a bewitching beauty with one blue and one green eye, is a little more skittish, but is coming around. These two girls would thrive in a quiet household with no other pets or small children, where they could be the focus of attention. However, in foster care they were living and getting along great with three small kittens, an older feline step-sister, as well as two guinea pig buddies (and a human chi

Meet sisters Bodhi and Turtle, born at the end of April, 2025. These are two sweet, bonded sisters who came from a feral mom who has produced several very gentle and loving cats. The sisters spent the first 5 months in the great outdoors (so they are great tree climbers), but have quickly adapted to life inside where they love to sleep most of the day. They perk up at meal times and love to purr. They have spurts of very playful energy, and like to chase each other or a cat wand or jingly ball. Turtle, named for her patches of gray on her back that resemble a turtle shell, is more outgoing, and will snuggle on the couch. Bodhi, a bewitching beauty with one blue and one green eye, is a little more skittish, but is coming around. These two girls would thrive in a quiet household with no other pets or small children, where they could be the focus of attention. However, in foster care they were living and getting along great with three small kittens, an older feline step-sister, as well as two guinea pig buddies (and a human child, too). They are currently at Glenmont Petsmart and are enjoying Churu treats from the volunteers. We are confident their shyness will be overcome in a loving home with humans that are patient and like to give treats. Come meet them at Glenmont Petsmart today!

If you are interested in these beauties or any of our other angels, you can complete an adoption application online at:

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