Lola and Lou
- Young
- Male
- Small
- Domestic Short Hair
Lola and Lou
Current Location
Brooklyn, NY
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Lola and Lou's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$400
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Lola and Lou's Story
Lola and her brother, Lou, are gorgeous 5-month-old kittens who will steal your heart with their mix of playfulness, affection, and cuteness. Lou is curious and brave and loves to explore his environment — there’s no open door that he won’t enter and check out. Goofy as well, Lou loves to roll into a little ball in the middle of his foster’s crossed legs for pets and playtime. He’s usually upside down during these “sessions” and will just hang out in this position cause he’s enjoying himself so much. He cracks up his foster. Lou also likes to get on the couch next to his foster — her clue to start petting him. <br/><br/>Lola isn’t as impulsive as her brother, but while she may be more cautious, once she’s ready she makes herself very comfortable, and is confident too. One of her favorite routines is having a Churu on the bed with her foster, then hanging out to watch TV and have a long petting session. What could be better for feline and human alike? Lola is also very serious about playtime – the tug of war with her wand toy is for real, and you will lose (lol).<br/><br/>Lola and Lou are bonded siblings: they are always together, whether they are playing, looking out the window birdwatching, or hanging out side by side. They also love their foster’s cat and Lola, in particular, is working hard to make friends with her, so if you have a cat that likes other cats, this pair would be a great addition to your family. <br/><br/>These lucky kittens were rescued from a large backyard colony in Brooklyn when they were about 3 months old. They’ve come a long way, thanks to their devoted foster. They will be shy at first since transitions are scary, but it won’t take long for them to show their true selves: loving, funny, and playful. Just look at their glorious photos to see what joy is in store for you.<br/><br/>Lola and Lou are spayed/neutered, negative for FeLV and FIV, vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP, and microchipped. If you are ready to open your heart and home to these beautiful kittens, please fill out our application.
Lola and her brother, Lou, are gorgeous 5-month-old kittens who will steal your heart with their mix of playfulness, affection, and cuteness. Lou is curious and brave and loves to explore his environment — there’s no open door that he won’t enter and check out. Goofy as well, Lou loves to roll into a little ball in the middle of his foster’s crossed legs for pets and playtime. He’s usually upside down during these “sessions” and will just hang out in this position cause he’s enjoying himself so much. He cracks up his foster. Lou also likes to get on the couch next to his foster — her clue to start petting him.
Lola isn’t as impulsive as her brother, but while she may be more cautious, once she’s ready she makes herself very comfortable, and is confident too. One of her favorite routines is having a Churu on the bed with her foster, then hanging out to watch TV and have a long petting session. What could be better for feline and human alike? Lola is also very serious about playtime – the tug of war with her wand toy
Lola and her brother, Lou, are gorgeous 5-month-old kittens who will steal your heart with their mix of playfulness, affection, and cuteness. Lou is curious and brave and loves to explore his environment — there’s no open door that he won’t enter and check out. Goofy as well, Lou loves to roll into a little ball in the middle of his foster’s crossed legs for pets and playtime. He’s usually upside down during these “sessions” and will just hang out in this position cause he’s enjoying himself so much. He cracks up his foster. Lou also likes to get on the couch next to his foster — her clue to start petting him.
Lola isn’t as impulsive as her brother, but while she may be more cautious, once she’s ready she makes herself very comfortable, and is confident too. One of her favorite routines is having a Churu on the bed with her foster, then hanging out to watch TV and have a long petting session. What could be better for feline and human alike? Lola is also very serious about playtime – the tug of war with her wand toy is for real, and you will lose (lol).
Lola and Lou are bonded siblings: they are always together, whether they are playing, looking out the window birdwatching, or hanging out side by side. They also love their foster’s cat and Lola, in particular, is working hard to make friends with her, so if you have a cat that likes other cats, this pair would be a great addition to your family.
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Lola and Lou is from Backyard Cats of Bed-Stuy
[Brooklyn, NY]
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