Mittens and Thumbs Courtesy Listed

Contact Information<br/>Name: Lauren<br/>Phone Number: 989-573-0889<br/><br/>Pet Information<br/>Names: Mittens & Thumbs<br/>Age: Both 10 years<br/>Weight: Mittens (20 pounds), Thumbs (10 pounds)<br/>Breed: Mittens (Snowshoe/Siamese), Thumbs (Domestic Shorthair “Tiger”)<br/>Gender: Both Male (neutered)<br/>Litter Trained: Yes (pine pellet/litter trained)<br/><br/>About Mittens & Thumbs<br/>Mittens and Thumbs are a bonded pair who must be adopted together, as they have spent their entire lives side by side. Mittens is the outgoing, curious one who loves attention and isn’t shy about asking for it—he’s very vocal, affectionate, and enjoys sleeping on your chest or lounging on his cat tower. He does well with kids and typically warms up within a day or two, quickly exploring his surroundings and coming when called.<br/><br/>Thumbs is the quieter half of the duo, taking a little more time to feel comfortable, but he is incredibly sweet and affectionate once he settles in. He often looks to Mittens for confidence and companionship. Thumbs enjoys cuddling, sleeping by your side or on your pillow, and will become a loyal companion who follows you around. Both boys are polydactyl and enjoy watching the outdoors, playing with toys (especially catnip mice), and treats.<br/><br/>They would do best in a home without dogs, though calm, smaller dogs may be considered. Their new home will also receive a cat tower, food, toys, and treats to help them transition comfortably. These two are looking for a loving home that will keep them together and give them the attention and stability they deserve.<br/><br/>Disclaimer<br/>This is a courtesy listing. The Humane Society is not the owner of these animals and is not responsible for their care, behavior, or placement. All communication, adoption decisions, and arrangements are to be made directly with the owner listed above.

Contact Information
Name: Lauren
Phone Number: 989-573-0889

Pet Information
Names: Mittens & Thumbs
Age: Both 10 years
Weight: Mittens (20 pounds), Thumbs (10 pounds)
Breed: Mittens (Snowshoe/Siamese), Thumbs (Domestic Shorthair “Tiger”)
Gender: Both Male (neutered)
Litter Trained: Yes (pine pellet/litter trained)

About Mittens & Thumbs
Mittens and Thumbs are a bonded pair who must be adopted together, as they have spent their entire lives side by side. Mittens is the outgoing, curious one who loves attention and isn’t shy about asking for it—he’s very vocal, affectionate, and enjoys sleeping on your chest or lounging on his cat tower. He does well with kids and typically warms up within a day or two, quickly exploring his surroundings and coming when called.

Thumbs is the quieter half of the duo, taking a little more time to feel comfortable, but he is incredibly sweet and affectionate once he settles in. He often looks to Mittens for confidence and companionshi

Contact Information
Name: Lauren
Phone Number: 989-573-0889

Pet Information
Names: Mittens & Thumbs
Age: Both 10 years
Weight: Mittens (20 pounds), Thumbs (10 pounds)
Breed: Mittens (Snowshoe/Siamese), Thumbs (Domestic Shorthair “Tiger”)
Gender: Both Male (neutered)
Litter Trained: Yes (pine pellet/litter trained)

About Mittens & Thumbs
Mittens and Thumbs are a bonded pair who must be adopted together, as they have spent their entire lives side by side. Mittens is the outgoing, curious one who loves attention and isn’t shy about asking for it—he’s very vocal, affectionate, and enjoys sleeping on your chest or lounging on his cat tower. He does well with kids and typically warms up within a day or two, quickly exploring his surroundings and coming when called.

Thumbs is the quieter half of the duo, taking a little more time to feel comfortable, but he is incredibly sweet and affectionate once he settles in. He often looks to Mittens for confidence and companionship. Thumbs enjoys cuddling, sleeping by your side or on your pillow, and will become a loyal companion who follows you around. Both boys are polydactyl and enjoy watching the outdoors, playing with toys (especially catnip mice), and treats.

They would do best in a home without dogs, though calm, smaller dogs may be considered. Their new home will also receive a cat tower, food, toys, and t