Brook (& Moose)

Meet Brook (and Moose!)<br/><br/>Moose and Brook (affectionately known as Brunty as the runt of the B litter) both had challenging starts in the world. Brunty came to rescue in pretty bad shape weighing half the amount of his littermates at only 9 ounces and with wounds over his tiny body. He came to me as a little fighter though, eager to survive, and finally after almost 3 months, Brunty is now ready to find his forever family. Brunty is the most affectionate little kitten with the biggest heart and eyes. He loves to purr, cuddle and nuzzle your face. Now at almost 4 pounds, he is still small for his age but strong enough to keep up with all of his siblings. He loves to do all the things kittens love to do – play, chase, climb, and for him - EAT. He is a brave little kitten and loves to play with my small dog. He is a perfect little guy. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Moose came to rescue as part of a trio. Unfortunately, both of her littermates passed away about a week apart from each other. Their deaths have resulted in some emotional regression with poor Moose. She became shut down and afraid to trust. In order to help Moose, she joined my group of 11 consisting of the B Litter and Z Litter kittens and they have been together for the past 8 weeks. Over that time, Moose has done so great with her new littermates. She loves to play, chase, and cuddle with all of them. Her interaction with people on the other hand, has been a little slower and more challenging. Initially she would hide or run from me all of the time. But I am so happy to report, that after about 2 months with me, we have finally turned a corner and sweet Moose has decided that she is safe and people are good. She now loves booty scratches, pets down the full length of her body, belly rubs, and sleeping on my lap. She loves to lick my fingers and give me little gentle nibbles. She is also comfortable with my small dog. She is very food motivated so if you need to win her over, that is the way to her heart. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>In order to best support Moose and not have any setbacks in her emotional health, we are looking for these two kittens to go together and feel confident that Brunty will be a great emotional support buddy to Moose. They really are a great pair and are frequently cuddled up and play well together. Brunty is super affectionate so I think that will be great not only for his new family, but also great for Moose to see. The ideal family for these two kittens and for Moose in particular, will be a family that is willing to give her the extra time, patience and support to settle into a new home and become the confident kitten she is meant to be. Now that she has turned that corner with me, I am sure she is capable, it just may take a little longer than some.<br/><br/><br/><br/>If you want to see more photos of Moose and Brook - please feel free to join my private facebook group where I post a lot of pictures and videos of my Rescue Pack fosters. <br/><br/>Facebook Group is "My Foster Floofs" <br/><br/>https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1C4KxZ4ifC/<br/><br/><br/><br/>--<br/>Our adoption fee includes spay/neuter and microchipping for all animals. Our adoption fee is $300 per cat.<br/><br/>All have had a vet exam, are up to date on vaccinations, have been given a dewormer and treated for fleas and ear mites if needed. All cats are tested for FeLV/FIV at six months of age. If you are interested in meeting this cat (and their bonded pair), please fill out an application on our website!<br/><br/>*Please note this cat is part of a bonded pair. The adoption fee is $300 per cat.<br/><br/>https://www.therescuepack.org/cat-adoption-application

Meet Brook (and Moose!)

Moose and Brook (affectionately known as Brunty as the runt of the B litter) both had challenging starts in the world. Brunty came to rescue in pretty bad shape weighing half the amount of his littermates at only 9 ounces and with wounds over his tiny body. He came to me as a little fighter though, eager to survive, and finally after almost 3 months, Brunty is now ready to find his forever family. Brunty is the most affectionate little kitten with the biggest heart and eyes. He loves to purr, cuddle and nuzzle your face. Now at almost 4 pounds, he is still small for his age but strong enough to keep up with all of his siblings. He loves to do all the things kittens love to do – play, chase, climb, and for him - EAT. He is a brave little kitten and loves to play with my small dog. He is a perfect little guy.



Moose came to rescue as part of a trio. Unfortunately, both of her littermates passed away about a week apart from each other. Their deaths have resulted in

Meet Brook (and Moose!)

Moose and Brook (affectionately known as Brunty as the runt of the B litter) both had challenging starts in the world. Brunty came to rescue in pretty bad shape weighing half the amount of his littermates at only 9 ounces and with wounds over his tiny body. He came to me as a little fighter though, eager to survive, and finally after almost 3 months, Brunty is now ready to find his forever family. Brunty is the most affectionate little kitten with the biggest heart and eyes. He loves to purr, cuddle and nuzzle your face. Now at almost 4 pounds, he is still small for his age but strong enough to keep up with all of his siblings. He loves to do all the things kittens love to do – play, chase, climb, and for him - EAT. He is a brave little kitten and loves to play with my small dog. He is a perfect little guy.



Moose came to rescue as part of a trio. Unfortunately, both of her littermates passed away about a week apart from each other. Their deaths have resulted in some emotional regression with poor Moose. She became shut down and afraid to trust. In order to help Moose, she joined my group of 11 consisting of the B Litter and Z Litter kittens and they have been together for the past 8 weeks. Over that time, Moose has done so great with her new littermates. She loves to play, chase, and cuddle with all of them. Her interaction with people on the other