Charlotte & Ethel *Bonded Pair*

**Please read the entire description before inquiring about this kitty.<br/><br/>Charlotte (4/1/20) and Ethel (4/1/21) are best friends and have a strong social bond. They are often seen snuggling together and grooming each other. While they didn’t grow up together their bond is apparent! While tentative at first, they are both playful and affectionate. <br/><br/>Mama Charlotte grew up in a mobile home park as a feral kitty. We brought her in to raise her kittens and decided she was better off inside. She’s quiet and reserved, and takes time getting to know new people. But with a bit of patience, she shows her gentle, loving side, and is quite charming.<br/><br/>Mama Ethel was raised in a multi-cat household and got very little attention, so she tends to be a bit cautious when first approached. While she does not like to be handled, she has become quite the social butterfly and enjoys being petted and played with. She’s a sunshine girl and loves her window perch. <br/><br/>Because of their backgrounds, these girls need a forever home that is calm and quiet. People with some cat savvy, who have the patience to help them transition to a new space would be ideal. Loud noises and lots of activity might make them nervous, so a home without young children or dogs is best. Two independent cats who have become a special bonded pair -- delightful companions for the right family!!<br/><br/><br/>They have been spayed and microchipped, and are up to date on vaccines.<br/><br/>You can meet Charlotte and Ethel at our Adoption Center during our open hours which can be found on our website at: https://www.kindredkitties.org/<br/><br/>Adoption fees for our kittens 9 weeks to 1 year are $150 for one kitten ($240 for two). Adoption fees for adults (over a year) are $100 ($160 for two). Additional information about our adoption process, what is included in an adoption and FAQs can be found on our website at: https://www.kindredkitties.org<br/><br/>Thank you for considering a Kindred Kitty.

**Please read the entire description before inquiring about this kitty.

Charlotte (4/1/20) and Ethel (4/1/21) are best friends and have a strong social bond. They are often seen snuggling together and grooming each other. While they didn’t grow up together their bond is apparent! While tentative at first, they are both playful and affectionate.

Mama Charlotte grew up in a mobile home park as a feral kitty. We brought her in to raise her kittens and decided she was better off inside. She’s quiet and reserved, and takes time getting to know new people. But with a bit of patience, she shows her gentle, loving side, and is quite charming.

Mama Ethel was raised in a multi-cat household and got very little attention, so she tends to be a bit cautious when first approached. While she does not like to be handled, she has become quite the social butterfly and enjoys being petted and played with. She’s a sunshine girl and loves her window perch.

Because of their backgrounds, these girls

**Please read the entire description before inquiring about this kitty.

Charlotte (4/1/20) and Ethel (4/1/21) are best friends and have a strong social bond. They are often seen snuggling together and grooming each other. While they didn’t grow up together their bond is apparent! While tentative at first, they are both playful and affectionate.

Mama Charlotte grew up in a mobile home park as a feral kitty. We brought her in to raise her kittens and decided she was better off inside. She’s quiet and reserved, and takes time getting to know new people. But with a bit of patience, she shows her gentle, loving side, and is quite charming.

Mama Ethel was raised in a multi-cat household and got very little attention, so she tends to be a bit cautious when first approached. While she does not like to be handled, she has become quite the social butterfly and enjoys being petted and played with. She’s a sunshine girl and loves her window perch.

Because of their backgrounds, these girls need a forever home that is calm and quiet. People with some cat savvy, who have the patience to help them transition to a new space would be ideal. Loud noises and lots of activity might make them nervous, so a home without young children or dogs is best. Two independent cats who have become a special bonded pair -- delightful companions for the right family!!


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