Marley and Mortimer

Marley and Mortimer are 3-year-old brothers. Two big boys who sadly have not had any luck finding a forever home because they are a little shy with strangers.<br/><br/>A very bonded pair who are a joy to have around, They can be a tad rambunctious, therefore more suitable to a home with a little more space than a small apartment. <br/><br/>They will snuggle beside you and can entertain with conical antics or nudge you with head bumps to get some affection. Marley sometimes likes to give little love bites - a sweet gesture of endearment. <br/><br/>Marley had an eye infection that almost rendered him blind (fortunately treated in time and merely left with a little scarring in one eye). <br/><br/>They were found abandoned in a cemetery without food, shelter, or water and are looking for their forever home together. They currently share a foster home with a feline-friendly dog.<br/><br/>They are neutered, up to date on vaccines and FIV/FELV neg.<br/><br/>If you are interested in this dynamic duo please contact Kristen at (917) 599-7039 or cullenk@rockefeller.edu<br/><br/>An application and references will be requested.<br/><br/>As a courtesy to the TNR community, Neighborhood Cats offers postings for adoptable cats and kittens who are being fostered by colony caretakers. The cat or kitten listed on this page does not belong to Neighborhood Cats and is not in our custody. The person or organization listed as the contact is responsible for all adoption decisions as well as all representations made.

Marley and Mortimer are 3-year-old brothers. Two big boys who sadly have not had any luck finding a forever home because they are a little shy with strangers.

A very bonded pair who are a joy to have around, They can be a tad rambunctious, therefore more suitable to a home with a little more space than a small apartment.

They will snuggle beside you and can entertain with conical antics or nudge you with head bumps to get some affection. Marley sometimes likes to give little love bites - a sweet gesture of endearment.

Marley had an eye infection that almost rendered him blind (fortunately treated in time and merely left with a little scarring in one eye).

They were found abandoned in a cemetery without food, shelter, or water and are looking for their forever home together. They currently share a foster home with a feline-friendly dog.

They are neutered, up to date on vaccines and FIV/FELV neg.

If you are interested in this dynamic duo please contact Kristen at (917) 5

Marley and Mortimer are 3-year-old brothers. Two big boys who sadly have not had any luck finding a forever home because they are a little shy with strangers.

A very bonded pair who are a joy to have around, They can be a tad rambunctious, therefore more suitable to a home with a little more space than a small apartment.

They will snuggle beside you and can entertain with conical antics or nudge you with head bumps to get some affection. Marley sometimes likes to give little love bites - a sweet gesture of endearment.

Marley had an eye infection that almost rendered him blind (fortunately treated in time and merely left with a little scarring in one eye).

They were found abandoned in a cemetery without food, shelter, or water and are looking for their forever home together. They currently share a foster home with a feline-friendly dog.

They are neutered, up to date on vaccines and FIV/FELV neg.

If you are interested in this dynamic duo please contact Kristen at (917) 599-7039 or cullenk@rockefeller.edu

An application and references will be requested.

As a courtesy to the TNR community, Neighborhood Cats offers postings for adoptable cats and kittens who are being fostered by colony caretakers. The cat or kitten listed on this page does not belong to Neighborhood Cats and is not in our custody. The person or organization listed as the contact i