Clyde #256 and Cletus #257

Hi !!<br/><br/>I am Cletus (lighter tabby) and the other handsome guy is my brother Clyde (darker tabby). If you want a happy fun pair, look no further -- we are the guys to fill your house with lots of love, joy and boundless play. <br/><br/>Please let us double your pleasure by keeping us BROTHERS TWO together. We were born April 1st, but this is no April Fool joke. We want you to want us !!! <br/><br/>All of our vet work is completed--neutered, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, dewormed and flea treated. Our FeLv/FIV tests were negative. <br/><br/>Right now, we can be found playing and learning in our wonderful foster home in Nichols, NY, where we were taught how to use a litter box so we would be totally ready for adoption into your loving home!!<br/><br/>We are here waiting for you!! <br/><br/><br/>“Cats on the Border” is a ground-breaking program of Paws & Claws Society developed and funded as an expansion of their SAFER (Stray and Feral Eminent Rescue) program. The primary goal of the program is to end the cycle of cruelty caused by cat overpopulation on the border between NY and PA. Over the last ten years, more than 4,000 cats and kittens found in feral colonies have been given a new lease on life thanks to PACS “Cats on the Border” initiative.<br/><br/><br/>Adoptable cats and kittens removed from feral colonies in the communities of Rome and Warren Center, PA and Nichols, Barton and Waverly, NY are socialized, completely vetted and offered for adoption. PACS and “Cats on the Border” program partners are working diligently to insure that adoptable cats and kittens have a chance for a wonderful life in a loving home, off the streets where their parents were abandoned.<br/><br/>SAFER “Cats on the Border” program is a very successful example of a tri-state collaboration between NJ, NY & PA for the benefit of animals. We are blessed and give thanks to the hard-working local volunteers who give their all to end the "cycle of cruelty caused by pet overpopulation !!!<br/><br/> <br/>For more information about Paws and Claws Society and their SAFER “Cats on the Border” Program, visit www.pacsnj.org

Hi !!

I am Cletus (lighter tabby) and the other handsome guy is my brother Clyde (darker tabby). If you want a happy fun pair, look no further -- we are the guys to fill your house with lots of love, joy and boundless play.

Please let us double your pleasure by keeping us BROTHERS TWO together. We were born April 1st, but this is no April Fool joke. We want you to want us !!!

All of our vet work is completed--neutered, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, dewormed and flea treated. Our FeLv/FIV tests were negative.

Right now, we can be found playing and learning in our wonderful foster home in Nichols, NY, where we were taught how to use a litter box so we would be totally ready for adoption into your loving home!!

We are here waiting for you!!


“Cats on the Border” is a ground-breaking program of Paws & Claws Society developed and funded as an expansion of their SAFER (Stray and Feral Eminent Rescue) program. The primary goal of the program is to end the

Hi !!

I am Cletus (lighter tabby) and the other handsome guy is my brother Clyde (darker tabby). If you want a happy fun pair, look no further -- we are the guys to fill your house with lots of love, joy and boundless play.

Please let us double your pleasure by keeping us BROTHERS TWO together. We were born April 1st, but this is no April Fool joke. We want you to want us !!!

All of our vet work is completed--neutered, vaccinated for rabies and distemper, dewormed and flea treated. Our FeLv/FIV tests were negative.

Right now, we can be found playing and learning in our wonderful foster home in Nichols, NY, where we were taught how to use a litter box so we would be totally ready for adoption into your loving home!!

We are here waiting for you!!


“Cats on the Border” is a ground-breaking program of Paws & Claws Society developed and funded as an expansion of their SAFER (Stray and Feral Eminent Rescue) program. The primary goal of the program is to end the cycle of cruelty caused by cat overpopulation on the border between NY and PA. Over the last ten years, more than 4,000 cats and kittens found in feral colonies have been given a new lease on life thanks to PACS “Cats on the Border” initiative.


Adoptable cats and kittens removed from feral colonies in the communities of Rome and Warren Center, PA and Nichols, Barton and Waverly, NY