Felix

Felix and Leeno are inseparable orange tabby bonded brothers, who love to cuddle with each other, but also snuggle up close to their human too, so you get to enjoy the sweetness of their trusting and affectionate natures. Some of the folks at the sanctuary have affectionately nicknamed them "the golden boys" because they are like little rays of sunshine. <br/><br/><br/>These two have turned play fighting into an art form, and frequently transition back and forth between nap time and hilarious episodes of endless cat TV, where their silly antics keep their foster mom entertained for hours at a time. <br/><br/><br/>Of course they are both perfectly litter trained, and very well behaved, especially since they've had the benefit of each other to socialize with and learn good manners, and extensive loving care through our sanctuary and rescue, and their foster parents. <br/><br/><br/>You can frequently Felix & Leeno accidentally making the most adorable heart shapes with the way their bodies are laid out together, or with their tails entwined, as they decide whether to bite each other, or just groom each other lovingly. <br/><br/><br/>Their backstory: <br/>These two were found UP in a BANANA TREE. <br/>Some caring community members noticed their dogs barking at the trees, found these two skinny and alone, still just babies, and took them in. They reached out to us, as both had serious upper respiratory infections when they came to us, and were very low energy, which is always a bad sign in kittens that age. <br/>But each day that went by at the sanctuary, they kept getting stronger, and shining brighter, until the day they went to their foster home, and wow have they stretched and bloomed since then! <br/><br/><br/>Orange tabby boys are such a goofy, sweet, loyal group of kitties. These two are no exception. Very affectionate, very entertaining. <br/>They are ready for their forever family, and must go together as a pair. <3

Felix and Leeno are inseparable orange tabby bonded brothers, who love to cuddle with each other, but also snuggle up close to their human too, so you get to enjoy the sweetness of their trusting and affectionate natures. Some of the folks at the sanctuary have affectionately nicknamed them "the golden boys" because they are like little rays of sunshine.


These two have turned play fighting into an art form, and frequently transition back and forth between nap time and hilarious episodes of endless cat TV, where their silly antics keep their foster mom entertained for hours at a time.


Of course they are both perfectly litter trained, and very well behaved, especially since they've had the benefit of each other to socialize with and learn good manners, and extensive loving care through our sanctuary and rescue, and their foster parents.


You can frequently Felix & Leeno accidentally making the most adorable heart shapes with the way their bodies are laid out together, or with their t

Felix and Leeno are inseparable orange tabby bonded brothers, who love to cuddle with each other, but also snuggle up close to their human too, so you get to enjoy the sweetness of their trusting and affectionate natures. Some of the folks at the sanctuary have affectionately nicknamed them "the golden boys" because they are like little rays of sunshine.


These two have turned play fighting into an art form, and frequently transition back and forth between nap time and hilarious episodes of endless cat TV, where their silly antics keep their foster mom entertained for hours at a time.


Of course they are both perfectly litter trained, and very well behaved, especially since they've had the benefit of each other to socialize with and learn good manners, and extensive loving care through our sanctuary and rescue, and their foster parents.


You can frequently Felix & Leeno accidentally making the most adorable heart shapes with the way their bodies are laid out together, or with their tails entwined, as they decide whether to bite each other, or just groom each other lovingly.


Their backstory:
These two were found UP in a BANANA TREE.
Some caring community members noticed their dogs barking at the trees, found these two skinny and alone, still just babies, and took them in. They reached out to us, as both had serious upper respiratory infections when the