Georgina

Meet Georgina and Geordi (dob 5/8/26)<br/><br/>Some kittens find their way to rescue in pretty unexpected ways... and these two showed up at a local TNR site. Aka: somebody dumped them. <br/><br/>It was immediately clear to the feeder that Georgina and Geordi didn’t belong there. These sweet siblings were not feral colony cats — they were friendly little kittens who deserved so much better. So our TNR coordinator scooped them up and brought them to Feline Friends, where they could be safe, loved, spoiled, and given a chance at the life they deserve. <br/><br/>Geordi is a handsome tabby boy, while his sister Georgina is a beautiful tabby girl with some adorable dappled orange patches. <br/><br/>They can be a little shy when they first meet you, but once they realize you're a friend, their curious and sociable personalities start to shine. They love being around people and are ready to trade their temporary digs for a real home where they can get all the cuddles, love, good food, playtime, and human attention their little hearts desire. <br/><br/>These two have already come a long way. Now they just need someone to show them how wonderful life can be when you have a forever family.<br/><br/>They are good with other cats, and would do best in a home with children over 5. Because they are still young, they would thrive being adopted into a home where someone is around often or where other pets can keep them company (or adopt as a pair).<br/><br/>Up to date on age appropriate vaccines, deworming, and flea prevention. Felv/Fiv combo negative and spayed/neutered.<br/><br/>First time pet owners, a personal reference is required. Must be over 21.<br/><br/>Current pet owners, pets must be fixed and up to date with vaccines. Vet reference required.<br/><br/>Donations appreciated from Chewy.com!<br/><br/>https://www.chewy.com/g/feline-friends-of-moore-county_b71820310#wish-list<br/><br/>Fostered in Vass, NC

Meet Georgina and Geordi (dob 5/8/26)

Some kittens find their way to rescue in pretty unexpected ways... and these two showed up at a local TNR site. Aka: somebody dumped them.

It was immediately clear to the feeder that Georgina and Geordi didn’t belong there. These sweet siblings were not feral colony cats — they were friendly little kittens who deserved so much better. So our TNR coordinator scooped them up and brought them to Feline Friends, where they could be safe, loved, spoiled, and given a chance at the life they deserve.

Geordi is a handsome tabby boy, while his sister Georgina is a beautiful tabby girl with some adorable dappled orange patches.

They can be a little shy when they first meet you, but once they realize you're a friend, their curious and sociable personalities start to shine. They love being around people and are ready to trade their temporary digs for a real home where they can get all the cuddles, love, good food, playtime, and human attention their little hear

Meet Georgina and Geordi (dob 5/8/26)

Some kittens find their way to rescue in pretty unexpected ways... and these two showed up at a local TNR site. Aka: somebody dumped them.

It was immediately clear to the feeder that Georgina and Geordi didn’t belong there. These sweet siblings were not feral colony cats — they were friendly little kittens who deserved so much better. So our TNR coordinator scooped them up and brought them to Feline Friends, where they could be safe, loved, spoiled, and given a chance at the life they deserve.

Geordi is a handsome tabby boy, while his sister Georgina is a beautiful tabby girl with some adorable dappled orange patches.

They can be a little shy when they first meet you, but once they realize you're a friend, their curious and sociable personalities start to shine. They love being around people and are ready to trade their temporary digs for a real home where they can get all the cuddles, love, good food, playtime, and human attention their little hearts desire.

These two have already come a long way. Now they just need someone to show them how wonderful life can be when you have a forever family.

They are good with other cats, and would do best in a home with children over 5. Because they are still young, they would thrive being adopted into a home where someone is around often or where other pets can keep them company (or a