Marigold and Hobbes

MARIGOLD and HOBBES are cute-as-can-be kittens who were born in our program and are 20 weeks old. They both have deep gold eyes and are very friendly, social, playful and well adjusted. They need to be adopted together.<br/><br/>Marigold has lovely calico markings. Don't let her tiny size fool you; she is a pint-sized extrovert with a larger-than-life personality. She is the ultimate social butterfly of the group and always on the go. When she finally winds down, this chatty girl loves to tell you all about her day before showering you with sweet nose-boop kisses and settling in for cozy lap time.<br/><br/>Hobbes is a handsome orange tabby (with a spotted tummy) and a loveable goofball. He loves being the life of the party and enthusiastic playtime. When he really wants to show off his bubbly kitten energy, it is absolutely hilarious to watch him wrestle a kick toy. Once he has thoroughly conquered his kick toy, he is very gentle and loves nothing more than lounging in your lap for dedicated chin scritches.<br/><br/>They can make a toy out of anything; cardboard boxes are great hiding places and napping places, and they use their cardboard scratching pad and carpeted scratching post.<br/><br/>Hobbes and Marigold are in a foster home with a small dog and do fine with her; they are too active to be adopted into a home with adult cats. They would be okay with older respectful children (10 years and up). Cats can live 18+ years so be sure you can give them their forever homes.<br/><br/>Marigold and Hobbes are spayed/neutered, FeLV and FIV negative, and have had all three of their kitten distemper vaccinations. As noted, they need to be adopted together and their adoption fee is $350 for the pair. Call 651-771-5662 to inquire about seeing these cute, affectionate kittens.

MARIGOLD and HOBBES are cute-as-can-be kittens who were born in our program and are 20 weeks old. They both have deep gold eyes and are very friendly, social, playful and well adjusted. They need to be adopted together.

Marigold has lovely calico markings. Don't let her tiny size fool you; she is a pint-sized extrovert with a larger-than-life personality. She is the ultimate social butterfly of the group and always on the go. When she finally winds down, this chatty girl loves to tell you all about her day before showering you with sweet nose-boop kisses and settling in for cozy lap time.

Hobbes is a handsome orange tabby (with a spotted tummy) and a loveable goofball. He loves being the life of the party and enthusiastic playtime. When he really wants to show off his bubbly kitten energy, it is absolutely hilarious to watch him wrestle a kick toy. Once he has thoroughly conquered his kick toy, he is very gentle and loves nothing more than lounging in your lap for dedicated chin scritches.

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MARIGOLD and HOBBES are cute-as-can-be kittens who were born in our program and are 20 weeks old. They both have deep gold eyes and are very friendly, social, playful and well adjusted. They need to be adopted together.

Marigold has lovely calico markings. Don't let her tiny size fool you; she is a pint-sized extrovert with a larger-than-life personality. She is the ultimate social butterfly of the group and always on the go. When she finally winds down, this chatty girl loves to tell you all about her day before showering you with sweet nose-boop kisses and settling in for cozy lap time.

Hobbes is a handsome orange tabby (with a spotted tummy) and a loveable goofball. He loves being the life of the party and enthusiastic playtime. When he really wants to show off his bubbly kitten energy, it is absolutely hilarious to watch him wrestle a kick toy. Once he has thoroughly conquered his kick toy, he is very gentle and loves nothing more than lounging in your lap for dedicated chin scritches.

They can make a toy out of anything; cardboard boxes are great hiding places and napping places, and they use their cardboard scratching pad and carpeted scratching post.

Hobbes and Marigold are in a foster home with a small dog and do fine with her; they are too active to be adopted into a home with adult cats. They would be okay with older respectful children (10 years and up). Cats can live 1