Maple & Skim (BONDED PAIR)

Please fill out an application if you are interested in meeting this cat. An approved application is required prior to meeting any of our cats. http://spicycats.org/adoption. <br/><br/>Visit our FAQ before applying or submitting an inquiry. Questions addressed in this bio or our FAQ will not receive a response. All inquiries not covered by our FAQ should be made via email at spiciestcats@gmail.com. <br/>https://www.spicycats.org/faq<br/><br/>We are unable to receive phone calls. DO NOT CALL US. Your call will not be answered or returned and the voicemail is unmonitored. <br/>We are also unable to respond to inquiries made via Petfinder. <br/><br/>We cannot to adopt to Massachusetts residents in compliance with Title 330 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations, Section 30.03. There is no exception to this.<br/><br/>Meet Maple (orange/white) and Skim (black)! This pair of tiny gentlemen came to us separately but have just fallen in love with each other while here. Skim was found found in a barn at only a few days old and Maple came from a hoarding case. <br/>They are sweet boys who love to be around their people. Maple is the wild child of the two, always playing first and longest. Skim is uber playful also, but he’s usually the first to retire and come cozy up in a blankie. They balance each other out very nicely and at the end of the day are usually found snuggling each other.<br/><br/>They have not been tested with children or dogs but would likely live happily with either as long as they are respectful. <br/><br/>BONDED PAIR. Single kitten applications will not be considered. <br/><br/>DOB: ~Late August 2021<br/>All Spicy Cats are spayed/neutered and UTD on vaccines prior to adoption.

Please fill out an application if you are interested in meeting this cat. An approved application is required prior to meeting any of our cats. http://spicycats.org/adoption.

Visit our FAQ before applying or submitting an inquiry. Questions addressed in this bio or our FAQ will not receive a response. All inquiries not covered by our FAQ should be made via email at spiciestcats@gmail.com.
https://www.spicycats.org/faq

We are unable to receive phone calls. DO NOT CALL US. Your call will not be answered or returned and the voicemail is unmonitored.
We are also unable to respond to inquiries made via Petfinder.

We cannot to adopt to Massachusetts residents in compliance with Title 330 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations, Section 30.03. There is no exception to this.

Meet Maple (orange/white) and Skim (black)! This pair of tiny gentlemen came to us separately but have just fallen in love with each other while here. Skim was found found in a barn at only a few days old and Mapl

Please fill out an application if you are interested in meeting this cat. An approved application is required prior to meeting any of our cats. http://spicycats.org/adoption.

Visit our FAQ before applying or submitting an inquiry. Questions addressed in this bio or our FAQ will not receive a response. All inquiries not covered by our FAQ should be made via email at spiciestcats@gmail.com.
https://www.spicycats.org/faq

We are unable to receive phone calls. DO NOT CALL US. Your call will not be answered or returned and the voicemail is unmonitored.
We are also unable to respond to inquiries made via Petfinder.

We cannot to adopt to Massachusetts residents in compliance with Title 330 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations, Section 30.03. There is no exception to this.

Meet Maple (orange/white) and Skim (black)! This pair of tiny gentlemen came to us separately but have just fallen in love with each other while here. Skim was found found in a barn at only a few days old and Maple came from a hoarding case.
They are sweet boys who love to be around their people. Maple is the wild child of the two, always playing first and longest. Skim is uber playful also, but he’s usually the first to retire and come cozy up in a blankie. They balance each other out very nicely and at the end of the day are usually found snuggling each other.

They have not been tested with