Luna

Dottie (Black and white) and Luna (black) are sisters and very bonded (they need to be adopted together). After they were kicked out of their house with 5 and 7 week old kittens, they were spotted and taken in for fostering (owner relinquished them). Dottie and Luna are very territorial. It's suspected that is from having to protect their kittens outdoors. (The kittens were adopted out last Fall). They are slowly getting used to my cats but there are still some altercations. I feel they would do best together in a home with no pets, or after established in a home, introduced to younger kittens. Dottie was a great mom. She even nursed a foster kitten and Luna's older kittens. They are very playful and sweet, and both love belly rubs and getting brushed. Dottie did need steroid injections (twice) for snoring sounds. It is most likely she has a nasal polyp which is just treated with steroids. I have heard her snore occasionally, but not constantly or heard breathing congestion noise when awake as of late. That will be something the new owner will need to monitor for.

Dottie (Black and white) and Luna (black) are sisters and very bonded (they need to be adopted together). After they were kicked out of their house with 5 and 7 week old kittens, they were spotted and taken in for fostering (owner relinquished them). Dottie and Luna are very territorial. It's suspected that is from having to protect their kittens outdoors. (The kittens were adopted out last Fall). They are slowly getting used to my cats but there are still some altercations. I feel they would do best together in a home with no pets, or after established in a home, introduced to younger kittens. Dottie was a great mom. She even nursed a foster kitten and Luna's older kittens. They are very playful and sweet, and both love belly rubs and getting brushed. Dottie did need steroid injections (twice) for snoring sounds. It is most likely she has a nasal polyp which is just treated with steroids. I have heard her snore occasionally, but not constantly or heard breathing congestion noise when awake as of late. That will be

Dottie (Black and white) and Luna (black) are sisters and very bonded (they need to be adopted together). After they were kicked out of their house with 5 and 7 week old kittens, they were spotted and taken in for fostering (owner relinquished them). Dottie and Luna are very territorial. It's suspected that is from having to protect their kittens outdoors. (The kittens were adopted out last Fall). They are slowly getting used to my cats but there are still some altercations. I feel they would do best together in a home with no pets, or after established in a home, introduced to younger kittens. Dottie was a great mom. She even nursed a foster kitten and Luna's older kittens. They are very playful and sweet, and both love belly rubs and getting brushed. Dottie did need steroid injections (twice) for snoring sounds. It is most likely she has a nasal polyp which is just treated with steroids. I have heard her snore occasionally, but not constantly or heard breathing congestion noise when awake as of late. That will be something the new owner will need to monitor for.