Bonnie & Clyde (bonded pair)

Hello, we’re the pair known as Bonnie & Clyde. <br/><br/>I’m Bonnie and I’m a petite, spayed, female Tortie. And I’m Clyde, a large, neutered, gentle male orangie.<br/><br/>We were rescued along with numerous other kitties, from a person who told my foster mama that they couldn’t keep us all and would do bad things to us if we couldn’t live somewhere else. So, our kind and generous foster mom took us and has loved us since, however we want to be with a family who will love us for the rest of our lives.<br/><br/>Our foster mama says “Bonnie is more confident and outgoing and loves to be hugged, petted and held. Clyde is reserved and is content being petted and loved and doesn’t ask for anything. Because Clyde can be unsure of himself he relies on Bonnie as his confidant and they both are seen supporting each other regularly, therefore both cats need to be kept together for their best outcome. They both enjoy canned cat food but are very happy when the kibble bag comes out. Both cats are mellow, gentle and incredibly sweet and can be lap cats that love.”<br/><br/>Would you be willing to meet us and see how gentle and kind we are?<br/><br/>Please remember that rescue cats have a past and will need someone to be patient and kind with them as they settle in to their new home. Just like humans, trust can come with time. Patience is a requirement to help these cats rebuild trust with humans, and they must remain indoors. We would be more than happy to help educate and provide advice through the rehoming process. <br/><br/>If you’re interested in meeting Bonnie & Clyde, please submit an inquiry through PetFinder with questions or to schedule a time to meet, or, email uccr.yakima@gmail.com or visit our website at uccryakima.org (http://uccryakima.org/) and click on "adoption application”,

Hello, we’re the pair known as Bonnie & Clyde.

I’m Bonnie and I’m a petite, spayed, female Tortie. And I’m Clyde, a large, neutered, gentle male orangie.

We were rescued along with numerous other kitties, from a person who told my foster mama that they couldn’t keep us all and would do bad things to us if we couldn’t live somewhere else. So, our kind and generous foster mom took us and has loved us since, however we want to be with a family who will love us for the rest of our lives.

Our foster mama says “Bonnie is more confident and outgoing and loves to be hugged, petted and held. Clyde is reserved and is content being petted and loved and doesn’t ask for anything. Because Clyde can be unsure of himself he relies on Bonnie as his confidant and they both are seen supporting each other regularly, therefore both cats need to be kept together for their best outcome. They both enjoy canned cat food but are very happy when the kibble bag comes out. Both cats are mellow, gentle and incredibly swe

Hello, we’re the pair known as Bonnie & Clyde.

I’m Bonnie and I’m a petite, spayed, female Tortie. And I’m Clyde, a large, neutered, gentle male orangie.

We were rescued along with numerous other kitties, from a person who told my foster mama that they couldn’t keep us all and would do bad things to us if we couldn’t live somewhere else. So, our kind and generous foster mom took us and has loved us since, however we want to be with a family who will love us for the rest of our lives.

Our foster mama says “Bonnie is more confident and outgoing and loves to be hugged, petted and held. Clyde is reserved and is content being petted and loved and doesn’t ask for anything. Because Clyde can be unsure of himself he relies on Bonnie as his confidant and they both are seen supporting each other regularly, therefore both cats need to be kept together for their best outcome. They both enjoy canned cat food but are very happy when the kibble bag comes out. Both cats are mellow, gentle and incredibly sweet and can be lap cats that love.”

Would you be willing to meet us and see how gentle and kind we are?

Please remember that rescue cats have a past and will need someone to be patient and kind with them as they settle in to their new home. Just like humans, trust can come with time. Patience is a requirement to help these cats rebuild trust with humans, and they must remain indoo