Mel / CJ II

Alright y'all. We have another odd couple that are looking for a home together. CJ is a petite little tortie with striking green eyes. She's darling and she will follow her people around from room to room. She was previously very anti-humans, but has now decided she actually really likes petting. She won't tolerate being picked up (yet) but she will likely continue to make strides.<br/><br/>CJ befriended a cat at the shelter named Mel, one of our longest inhabitants. Mel also decided he likes humans, which is a new-ish revelation. He will allow himself to be held and loves/seeks out affection. He has a permanent grump face but we love him for it.<br/><br/>These two fell in love. They're often seen canoodling in the fluffy beds around the shelter or grooming each other to the point of PDA. <br/><br/>They will need someone who doesn't want lap cats. They'll need a patient and understanding home and definitely someone cat savvy. These cats will likely continue to thrive in a home, but we want to make sure they stay together. An apartment or a home doesn't matter to them: just each other.

Alright y'all. We have another odd couple that are looking for a home together. CJ is a petite little tortie with striking green eyes. She's darling and she will follow her people around from room to room. She was previously very anti-humans, but has now decided she actually really likes petting. She won't tolerate being picked up (yet) but she will likely continue to make strides.

CJ befriended a cat at the shelter named Mel, one of our longest inhabitants. Mel also decided he likes humans, which is a new-ish revelation. He will allow himself to be held and loves/seeks out affection. He has a permanent grump face but we love him for it.

These two fell in love. They're often seen canoodling in the fluffy beds around the shelter or grooming each other to the point of PDA.

They will need someone who doesn't want lap cats. They'll need a patient and understanding home and definitely someone cat savvy. These cats will likely continue to thrive in a home, but we want to make sure they stay together. An

Alright y'all. We have another odd couple that are looking for a home together. CJ is a petite little tortie with striking green eyes. She's darling and she will follow her people around from room to room. She was previously very anti-humans, but has now decided she actually really likes petting. She won't tolerate being picked up (yet) but she will likely continue to make strides.

CJ befriended a cat at the shelter named Mel, one of our longest inhabitants. Mel also decided he likes humans, which is a new-ish revelation. He will allow himself to be held and loves/seeks out affection. He has a permanent grump face but we love him for it.

These two fell in love. They're often seen canoodling in the fluffy beds around the shelter or grooming each other to the point of PDA.

They will need someone who doesn't want lap cats. They'll need a patient and understanding home and definitely someone cat savvy. These cats will likely continue to thrive in a home, but we want to make sure they stay together. An apartment or a home doesn't matter to them: just each other.