Natasha & Vera

Natasha & Vera<br/><br/>***Please note that these cats are not at the shelter, but in a foster home. Contact information can be found at the end of this listing.<br/><br/>We'd like to introduce you to this beautiful pair of sisters. Natasha and Vera are bonded and will be adopted together. They have never been apart and truly love one another. Natasha is a domestic short hair dilute tortie and Vera is a domestic short hair calico. They are 11 years old.<br/><br/>Natasha and Vera were originally adopted from MEOW when they were kittens. They were returned to MEOW through no fault of her own. Their person experienced a life change and was no longer able to provide a home for them. As you can imagine, this displacement has been emotionally stressful and disorienting.<br/><br/>Natasha and Vera are doing very well in their foster home. <br/><br/>Natasha is very sweet and affectionate. She will settle in quickly to her new home. She is fairly playful and gets the zoomies from time to time. She doesn't like to be held, but sill seek out a lap to sleep on and is very receptive to pets and scritches. It appears that she is Vera's emotional support cat and Natasha is happy to oblige.<br/><br/>Vera is still feeling uncertain after so many changes. She will need a few weeks to settle in and a person who is patient with her. After several weeks in her foster home, she warmed up and became very affectionate and loved to headbutt her human. She is a cat who will be slow to come around, but will be a loyal and true companion.<br/><br/>Natasha and Vera have been spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, viral tested and microchipped. <br/><br/>***<br/><br/>If you are interested in these beautiful girls,please complete an application by visiting www.MeowCatRescue.org/adopt and submit to adopt@meowcatrescue.org

Natasha & Vera

***Please note that these cats are not at the shelter, but in a foster home. Contact information can be found at the end of this listing.

We'd like to introduce you to this beautiful pair of sisters. Natasha and Vera are bonded and will be adopted together. They have never been apart and truly love one another. Natasha is a domestic short hair dilute tortie and Vera is a domestic short hair calico. They are 11 years old.

Natasha and Vera were originally adopted from MEOW when they were kittens. They were returned to MEOW through no fault of her own. Their person experienced a life change and was no longer able to provide a home for them. As you can imagine, this displacement has been emotionally stressful and disorienting.

Natasha and Vera are doing very well in their foster home.

Natasha is very sweet and affectionate. She will settle in quickly to her new home. She is fairly playful and gets the zoomies from time to time. She doesn't like to be held,

Natasha & Vera

***Please note that these cats are not at the shelter, but in a foster home. Contact information can be found at the end of this listing.

We'd like to introduce you to this beautiful pair of sisters. Natasha and Vera are bonded and will be adopted together. They have never been apart and truly love one another. Natasha is a domestic short hair dilute tortie and Vera is a domestic short hair calico. They are 11 years old.

Natasha and Vera were originally adopted from MEOW when they were kittens. They were returned to MEOW through no fault of her own. Their person experienced a life change and was no longer able to provide a home for them. As you can imagine, this displacement has been emotionally stressful and disorienting.

Natasha and Vera are doing very well in their foster home.

Natasha is very sweet and affectionate. She will settle in quickly to her new home. She is fairly playful and gets the zoomies from time to time. She doesn't like to be held, but sill seek out a lap to sleep on and is very receptive to pets and scritches. It appears that she is Vera's emotional support cat and Natasha is happy to oblige.

Vera is still feeling uncertain after so many changes. She will need a few weeks to settle in and a person who is patient with her. After several weeks in her foster home, she warmed up and became very affectionate and love