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Bonnie and Clyde (FIV/FeLV+, Bonded pair) Domestic Short Hair Mix Verona, NJ
- Kitten
- Male
- Medium
- Gray & White, Gray / Blue / Silver
About
- Characteristics
- Loving, Cuddly, Active
- Coat length
- Short
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, special needs. These super-sweet and lovable babies tested positive for FIV/FeLV but it could easily be a false positive from Momma. (So common) It's very possible at 6 months old they will test negative. In the meanwhile we can't place them with FIV/FeLV positives (if it was a false positive they would become infected) and we can't place them with negatives (just in case, to be cautious).
- Good in a home with
- Dogs, children.
- Prefers a home without
- Other cats.
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Meet Bonnie and Clyde (FIV/FeLV+, Bonded pair)
Bonnie and Clyde are a bonded brother and sister pair who are twice as fun as one kitty! (Bonnie has the white spot)
They arrived to our rescue as bottle babies and were loving cared for by their foster. Now at the ripe old age of 6 weeks, they've moved on to real kitten food and have definitely mastered the art of eating - great appetites!
Here's the thing with bonded cats: They are NOT twice as much work. They amuse each other, care for each other and give each other support, confidence and friendship, actually making it easier on their pet parents. They've never been apart and rely on each other to play, groom each other and snuggle up to sleep - it's really adorable.
B & C do really well with the litter box - they have no accidents. They love to cuddle and be petted, and love to play. They are not shy, retiring kitties - they're ready for some fun!!
Please note these are FIV/FeLV+ kittens, so should be the only cats in the household. For anyone unfamiliar, FIV cannot be transmitted to people or dogs. They require NO special care, they feel no effects, and have a normal life expectancy.
These super-sweet and lovable babies tested positive for FIV/FeLV but it could easily be a false positive from Momma. (So common)
It's very possible at 6 months old they will test negative. In the meanwhile we can't place them with FIV/FeLV positives (if it was a false positive they would become infected) and we can't place them with negatives (just in case, to be cautious).
To meet Bonnie and Clyde, please fill out an adoption application. Incomplete applications will not be considered, and phone calls will not expedite the process.
In the application below, please tell us all about yourself and your family. Include your children and their ages; other pets - their ages, weight, breed mix and sex, your experience with pets, and your post-Covid lifestyle game plan.
Pet Adoption Application | JotForm
You can find my form "Pet Adoption Application" at: https://form.jotform.com/201963893979073
They arrived to our rescue as bottle babies and were loving cared for by their foster. Now at the ripe old age of 6 weeks, they've moved on to real kitten food and have definitely mastered the art of eating - great appetites!
Here's the thing with bonded cats: They are NOT twice as much work. They amuse each other, care for each other and give each other support, confidence and friendship, actually making it easier on their pet parents. They've never been apart and rely on each other to play, groom each other and snuggle up to sleep - it's really adorable.
B & C do really well with the litter box - they have no accidents. They love to cuddle and be petted, and love to play. They are not shy, retiring kitties - they're ready for some fun!!
Please note these are FIV/FeLV+ kittens, so should be the only cats in the household. For anyone unfamiliar, FIV cannot be transmitted to people or dogs. They require NO special care, they feel no effects, and have a normal life expectancy.
These super-sweet and lovable babies tested positive for FIV/FeLV but it could easily be a false positive from Momma. (So common)
It's very possible at 6 months old they will test negative. In the meanwhile we can't place them with FIV/FeLV positives (if it was a false positive they would become infected) and we can't place them with negatives (just in case, to be cautious).
To meet Bonnie and Clyde, please fill out an adoption application. Incomplete applications will not be considered, and phone calls will not expedite the process.
In the application below, please tell us all about yourself and your family. Include your children and their ages; other pets - their ages, weight, breed mix and sex, your experience with pets, and your post-Covid lifestyle game plan.
Pet Adoption Application | JotForm
You can find my form "Pet Adoption Application" at: https://form.jotform.com/201963893979073
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Bonnie and Clyde (FIV/FeLV+, Bonded pair)
- Domestic Short Hair
- Kitten
- Male