Monty

Monty came to us with his sister Mimi. They were found together on the side of a country road during a very hot day, both temporarily blinded by all the secretion coming from their infected eyes. They have since been loved and treated back to excellent health. They are exceedingly playful, good-natured, fluffy, and so very good-looking. They provide hours and hours of free, wholesome entertainment, and when they tire, they want nothing but to be with their loved human. They are very special kittens. They can be adopted separately, but we think it would be a crime to separate these two. They are about 9 weeks old and have had their first round of kitten shots. They have also tested negative for FIV, FLV, Heartworm, and Distemper. They are being fostered together right now. For more information on how to adopt them, email us at Ksherman@hillsdale.edu.

Monty came to us with his sister Mimi. They were found together on the side of a country road during a very hot day, both temporarily blinded by all the secretion coming from their infected eyes. They have since been loved and treated back to excellent health. They are exceedingly playful, good-natured, fluffy, and so very good-looking. They provide hours and hours of free, wholesome entertainment, and when they tire, they want nothing but to be with their loved human. They are very special kittens. They can be adopted separately, but we think it would be a crime to separate these two. They are about 9 weeks old and have had their first round of kitten shots. They have also tested negative for FIV, FLV, Heartworm, and Distemper. They are being fostered together right now. For more information on how to adopt them, email us at Ksherman@hillsdale.edu.

Monty came to us with his sister Mimi. They were found together on the side of a country road during a very hot day, both temporarily blinded by all the secretion coming from their infected eyes. They have since been loved and treated back to excellent health. They are exceedingly playful, good-natured, fluffy, and so very good-looking. They provide hours and hours of free, wholesome entertainment, and when they tire, they want nothing but to be with their loved human. They are very special kittens. They can be adopted separately, but we think it would be a crime to separate these two. They are about 9 weeks old and have had their first round of kitten shots. They have also tested negative for FIV, FLV, Heartworm, and Distemper. They are being fostered together right now. For more information on how to adopt them, email us at Ksherman@hillsdale.edu.