Fiona & Sasha

Fiona and Sasha are bonded sisters a year and almost a year and a half old. Fiona and Sasha were trapped as kittens from an outside colony, but their first-time trapper got attached to them and their siblings! They spent their first year of life in their home with their human and their cat siblings and they had everything they needed. Then life unexpectedly changed for their human, and the kitties had to be rehomed.<br/><br/>Fiona and Sasha did not fully understand these changes at first. They missed their human, their<br/>home and their cat housemates, but they are learning and accepting that they are safe and loved and that they will always have each other and lots of toys, attention and love!<br/><br/>They are becoming brave girls. Fiona takes the lead and loves wet food tube treats (think Churu) and getting chin scritches from your pointer finger. Sasha will follow her sister’s lead and if Fiona thinks you’re ok, Debbie will eventually, too. While Fiona seems confused, Sasha seems shy....but interested.<br/><br/>We know a home for these 2 deserving girls is out there. A home with patience, tube treats, a cat bed big enough for both of them and a forever family that will help them know what it is to have a home again.<br/><br/>They have been around other cats in the home. They have seen dogs through the window, but they have never met a dog up close before. They know human children exist, but they have not hung out with kids before.<br/><br/>Once they are settled and confident, they’ll be thundering down the hall like big brave girls. They are truly Thundering Paws cats, cats who needed a safe spot to land before they find their forever home.<br/><br/>Adopting Fiona and Sasha will be rewarding for everyone involved. Watching cats relax, learn to feel safe again, and figure out they are home with their forever humans is a joyful and fulfilling experience!

Fiona and Sasha are bonded sisters a year and almost a year and a half old. Fiona and Sasha were trapped as kittens from an outside colony, but their first-time trapper got attached to them and their siblings! They spent their first year of life in their home with their human and their cat siblings and they had everything they needed. Then life unexpectedly changed for their human, and the kitties had to be rehomed.

Fiona and Sasha did not fully understand these changes at first. They missed their human, their
home and their cat housemates, but they are learning and accepting that they are safe and loved and that they will always have each other and lots of toys, attention and love!

They are becoming brave girls. Fiona takes the lead and loves wet food tube treats (think Churu) and getting chin scritches from your pointer finger. Sasha will follow her sister’s lead and if Fiona thinks you’re ok, Debbie will eventually, too. While Fiona seems confused, Sasha seems shy....but interested.

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Fiona and Sasha are bonded sisters a year and almost a year and a half old. Fiona and Sasha were trapped as kittens from an outside colony, but their first-time trapper got attached to them and their siblings! They spent their first year of life in their home with their human and their cat siblings and they had everything they needed. Then life unexpectedly changed for their human, and the kitties had to be rehomed.

Fiona and Sasha did not fully understand these changes at first. They missed their human, their
home and their cat housemates, but they are learning and accepting that they are safe and loved and that they will always have each other and lots of toys, attention and love!

They are becoming brave girls. Fiona takes the lead and loves wet food tube treats (think Churu) and getting chin scritches from your pointer finger. Sasha will follow her sister’s lead and if Fiona thinks you’re ok, Debbie will eventually, too. While Fiona seems confused, Sasha seems shy....but interested.

We know a home for these 2 deserving girls is out there. A home with patience, tube treats, a cat bed big enough for both of them and a forever family that will help them know what it is to have a home again.

They have been around other cats in the home. They have seen dogs through the window, but they have never met a dog up close before. They know human children exist, but they have not hung o