Margarita

Its always 5 oclock somewhere... and apparently also feeding time. <br/><br/>Introducing the Viva Litter: Taco Tuesday and Margarita two tiny Tex-Mex party animals bringing chaos, cuddles, and questionable decision-making directly to your living room.<br/><br/>These two are deeply bonded and absolutely must be adopted together. Honestly, separating them would probably violate several international treaties and at least one unwritten kitten law. Whether theyre wrestling, zooming through tunnels, plotting nonsense together, or curled up side-by-side for a nap, they are very much a packaged deal.<br/><br/>Warning: side effects may include spontaneous baby talk, sharing your shower with an uninvited audience, and suddenly referring to your cats as the children. <br/><br/><br/>Margarita (DOB 3/17) will be ready for her forever home on June 17th. <br/><br/>Like her beverage namesake, Margarita might come across as just a little bit salty at first...but within a sip - err, moment - or two, her true sweetness shines through. <br/><br/>While initially slightly timid and shy, Margarita quickly adapts to new environments, people, and adult cats. She adores playing with crinkle toys and springs, but her favorite pastimes are wrestling with her brother, Taco Tuesday, attacking (but not so much playing IN) her cat tunnel, and frolicking in a freshly rinsed shower. When apart for longer than a few minutes, she greets her foster family with nose taps and head rubs, and she loves having her ears rubbed and her tummy scratched. <br/><br/>Upon adoption, Margarita will be spayed and vaccinated. She tested negative for FIV/FeLV. She also has a pre-registered microchip.

Its always 5 oclock somewhere... and apparently also feeding time.

Introducing the Viva Litter: Taco Tuesday and Margarita two tiny Tex-Mex party animals bringing chaos, cuddles, and questionable decision-making directly to your living room.

These two are deeply bonded and absolutely must be adopted together. Honestly, separating them would probably violate several international treaties and at least one unwritten kitten law. Whether theyre wrestling, zooming through tunnels, plotting nonsense together, or curled up side-by-side for a nap, they are very much a packaged deal.

Warning: side effects may include spontaneous baby talk, sharing your shower with an uninvited audience, and suddenly referring to your cats as the children.


Margarita (DOB 3/17) will be ready for her forever home on June 17th.

Like her beverage namesake, Margarita might come across as just a little bit salty at first...but within a sip - err, moment - or two, her true sweetness shines through.
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Its always 5 oclock somewhere... and apparently also feeding time.

Introducing the Viva Litter: Taco Tuesday and Margarita two tiny Tex-Mex party animals bringing chaos, cuddles, and questionable decision-making directly to your living room.

These two are deeply bonded and absolutely must be adopted together. Honestly, separating them would probably violate several international treaties and at least one unwritten kitten law. Whether theyre wrestling, zooming through tunnels, plotting nonsense together, or curled up side-by-side for a nap, they are very much a packaged deal.

Warning: side effects may include spontaneous baby talk, sharing your shower with an uninvited audience, and suddenly referring to your cats as the children.


Margarita (DOB 3/17) will be ready for her forever home on June 17th.

Like her beverage namesake, Margarita might come across as just a little bit salty at first...but within a sip - err, moment - or two, her true sweetness shines through.

While initially slightly timid and shy, Margarita quickly adapts to new environments, people, and adult cats. She adores playing with crinkle toys and springs, but her favorite pastimes are wrestling with her brother, Taco Tuesday, attacking (but not so much playing IN) her cat tunnel, and frolicking in a freshly rinsed shower. When apart for longer than a few minutes, she greets her foster fa