Laverne & Shirley- little sisters, big smiles

Laverne & Shirley are sweet sisters rescued from a Bronx back yard with their look-alike brother (who is also adoptable!). With their big soulful eyes, these two ladies are bound to be the stars of your show! Nearly identical, Laverne is darker and her eye markings are different than Shirley's.<br/><br/>Laverne (pictures 5, 6) & Shirley (pictures 3, 4) would do so well in a home where they have space to roam and get their zoomies out, and have human love otherwise. They are as close to perfect as you can ask for. Both girls are very playful. Two of their favorite toys are the tunnel and the track toy with a ball. Of course, like any siblings, they love to play together and take turns chasing each other around the house. They love their catio, too, and chasing the flies that make it through the screen.<br/><br/>Both are very social kittens and love people as much as they love each other. Laverne is outgoing and cuddly, while Shirley is independent and more cautious. They are inseparable, always playing and wrestling each other and then curling up together when it is time to sleep.<br/><br/>Generally quiet, these girls are only chatty at meal time. They purr when you pick them up, and curl up in their foster moms knees while she's sleeping. They are confident, and would do well with gentle kids. We also expect that with a proper introduction they would be fine with a cat-safe dog. They have a brother (Lenny), who is also available for adoption. Honestly, this duo (the whole trio, actually) are just easy, happy, joyful kittens sure to be a great addition to your home.<br/><br/>Laverne and Shirley will be spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped before they go home (appointments are scheduled!). They are currently being fostered in Stamford CT. Their adoption fee is $425. To adopt these girls, fill out the application at this link: https://form.jotform.com/250073732465152

Laverne & Shirley are sweet sisters rescued from a Bronx back yard with their look-alike brother (who is also adoptable!). With their big soulful eyes, these two ladies are bound to be the stars of your show! Nearly identical, Laverne is darker and her eye markings are different than Shirley's.

Laverne (pictures 5, 6) & Shirley (pictures 3, 4) would do so well in a home where they have space to roam and get their zoomies out, and have human love otherwise. They are as close to perfect as you can ask for. Both girls are very playful. Two of their favorite toys are the tunnel and the track toy with a ball. Of course, like any siblings, they love to play together and take turns chasing each other around the house. They love their catio, too, and chasing the flies that make it through the screen.

Both are very social kittens and love people as much as they love each other. Laverne is outgoing and cuddly, while Shirley is independent and more cautious. They are inseparable, always playing and wrestling each othe

Laverne & Shirley are sweet sisters rescued from a Bronx back yard with their look-alike brother (who is also adoptable!). With their big soulful eyes, these two ladies are bound to be the stars of your show! Nearly identical, Laverne is darker and her eye markings are different than Shirley's.

Laverne (pictures 5, 6) & Shirley (pictures 3, 4) would do so well in a home where they have space to roam and get their zoomies out, and have human love otherwise. They are as close to perfect as you can ask for. Both girls are very playful. Two of their favorite toys are the tunnel and the track toy with a ball. Of course, like any siblings, they love to play together and take turns chasing each other around the house. They love their catio, too, and chasing the flies that make it through the screen.

Both are very social kittens and love people as much as they love each other. Laverne is outgoing and cuddly, while Shirley is independent and more cautious. They are inseparable, always playing and wrestling each other and then curling up together when it is time to sleep.

Generally quiet, these girls are only chatty at meal time. They purr when you pick them up, and curl up in their foster moms knees while she's sleeping. They are confident, and would do well with gentle kids. We also expect that with a proper introduction they would be fine with a cat-safe dog. They have a brother (Lenny), who is al