Maxwell Domestic Short Hair Mix Springfield, OR

MAXWELL and BENNY are a bonded pair of young adult male kitties: MAXWELL is all white with gray on the top of his head, and BENNY is all white with grey on his head and a cute black nose. Are you a bit of an introvert? Do you enjoy quiet days at home, sitting by the fire with a book, or lounging on the sofa watching your favorite shows? Then these are the perfect pair of kitties for you. These boys are shy at first but they quickly become cuddle bugs. They love each other a lot and you will very rarely see them far from one another. Maxwell warms up quicker than his brother, but once Benny sees that Maxwell likes you, he will come around. Maxwell and Benny's foster family says that after about a month they were finally comfortable, and were following them around the house and lying with them on the couch and on the bed. Maxwell loves looking out windows, playing with string, and having lots of conversations with you. Benny loves picking up any mouse toy or cloth ball and throwing it around for hours on end. Now that the boys have had time to become socialized with their foster family, the adaptation period may be quicker. If you are patient and enjoy a quiet home, Benny and Maxwell could be the sweet companions to complete your family!

They have been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and are negative for FeLV and FIV, and includes a free wellness visit with our vet partners. To meet BENNY and MAXWELL in foster CARE, submit an adoption application for consideration at CatRescues.org/Adopt or a paper copy available at the store. A volunteer will contact you within 3-5 business days for a possible meet and greet. The $170 adoption fee for the pair allows us to continue to provide care and find loving homes for abandoned and neglected cats in our Eugene/Springfield community. For more information, send an email to AdoptInfo@CatRescues.org or call 541-225-4955 option 1. Benny ID# 2009-C0658 Maxwell ID# 2009-C0659R

DOB: 5/16/2020

MAXWELL AND BENNY MUST BE ADOPTED TOGETHER

OK WITH OTHER CATS IF SLOW INTRODUCTION

UNKNOWN WITH DOGS

LIKELY FINE WITH OLDER, CAT-SAVVY KIDS