Cleo

Bree and Cleo came to CVHS when their owner was moving and unable to take them along. Since coming into our care it was obvious to us they were a bonded pair, so we are looking to adopt them out together. <br/><br/>They have experience with canines and young children, and did great with both. Bree was particularly friendly with their canine housemate. They would do well in a home with cat-savvy canines and kids. They have met a couple of felines here at CVHS in our colony rooms, but Cleo was not a fan, so they would do best in a home with no other cats. <br/><br/>Cleo loves to show affection by rubbing on your legs, and jumping into a warm lap when offered. Bree also enjoys attention and occasionally curling up in someone's lap, but is more independent then her sister. Cleo is more vocal than her feline sister Bree, especially when wanting attention or food. In their prior home both girls enjoyed their time laying on a comfy couch.

Bree and Cleo came to CVHS when their owner was moving and unable to take them along. Since coming into our care it was obvious to us they were a bonded pair, so we are looking to adopt them out together.

They have experience with canines and young children, and did great with both. Bree was particularly friendly with their canine housemate. They would do well in a home with cat-savvy canines and kids. They have met a couple of felines here at CVHS in our colony rooms, but Cleo was not a fan, so they would do best in a home with no other cats.

Cleo loves to show affection by rubbing on your legs, and jumping into a warm lap when offered. Bree also enjoys attention and occasionally curling up in someone's lap, but is more independent then her sister. Cleo is more vocal than her feline sister Bree, especially when wanting attention or food. In their prior home both girls enjoyed their time laying on a comfy couch.

Bree and Cleo came to CVHS when their owner was moving and unable to take them along. Since coming into our care it was obvious to us they were a bonded pair, so we are looking to adopt them out together.

They have experience with canines and young children, and did great with both. Bree was particularly friendly with their canine housemate. They would do well in a home with cat-savvy canines and kids. They have met a couple of felines here at CVHS in our colony rooms, but Cleo was not a fan, so they would do best in a home with no other cats.

Cleo loves to show affection by rubbing on your legs, and jumping into a warm lap when offered. Bree also enjoys attention and occasionally curling up in someone's lap, but is more independent then her sister. Cleo is more vocal than her feline sister Bree, especially when wanting attention or food. In their prior home both girls enjoyed their time laying on a comfy couch.