Maddie

Maddie and her sister Daphne make up the Nashville Sisters Litter and are both active tortoiseshell girls. They were rescued in Greenfield and are currently living with other foster kittens in a foster home in Marina. Maddie tends to let Daphne take the lead when it comes to unfamiliar places, but is equally inquisitive. She and her sister are constantly wrestling with each other or exploring their room. The girls attended the annual Pacitic Grove Pet Parade recently, where they peeked out of a pouch as their foster mom walked with other cat moms along the route. Maddie loves getting attention and cuddles, so she is looking for a high-energy furrever home where she'll get plenty of love and affection. She'd be really happy if her sister could join her. <br/><br/>The best way to meet the Maddie is by completing an adoption application on our website, www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org.

Maddie and her sister Daphne make up the Nashville Sisters Litter and are both active tortoiseshell girls. They were rescued in Greenfield and are currently living with other foster kittens in a foster home in Marina. Maddie tends to let Daphne take the lead when it comes to unfamiliar places, but is equally inquisitive. She and her sister are constantly wrestling with each other or exploring their room. The girls attended the annual Pacitic Grove Pet Parade recently, where they peeked out of a pouch as their foster mom walked with other cat moms along the route. Maddie loves getting attention and cuddles, so she is looking for a high-energy furrever home where she'll get plenty of love and affection. She'd be really happy if her sister could join her.

The best way to meet the Maddie is by completing an adoption application on our website, www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org.

Maddie and her sister Daphne make up the Nashville Sisters Litter and are both active tortoiseshell girls. They were rescued in Greenfield and are currently living with other foster kittens in a foster home in Marina. Maddie tends to let Daphne take the lead when it comes to unfamiliar places, but is equally inquisitive. She and her sister are constantly wrestling with each other or exploring their room. The girls attended the annual Pacitic Grove Pet Parade recently, where they peeked out of a pouch as their foster mom walked with other cat moms along the route. Maddie loves getting attention and cuddles, so she is looking for a high-energy furrever home where she'll get plenty of love and affection. She'd be really happy if her sister could join her.

The best way to meet the Maddie is by completing an adoption application on our website, www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org.