Nick

Need something new in your life to brighten up the short and dreary winter days? May we suggest this charming and handsome pair of feline buddies?<br/><br/>Nick and Norman are brothers, or maybe cousins—they came to us as part of a large extended family including multiple moms and aunties, so we aren’t sure of their exact relationship, but they have always been together and the bromance is serious. <br/><br/>Norman has excellent social skills in addition to his stunning swirly orange coat. He has never met a person, cat, or dog he doesn’t like. Actually, Norman has only met one dog (that we know of) and that’s the respectful, mellow dog at his foster home. He likes to get up close and personal with his people—he is literally an in-your-face kind of guy. <br/><br/>Nick is more reserved, but watches and learns from Norman, and is very affectionate once he knows nobody is going to manhandle him without permission. He has a very lush tabby coat with white trim, and an absolute plume of a tail. This duo love playing with all kinds of toys, including lots of “rassle and chase” games. When their batteries run down, they appreciate a window perch with a nice view of the interesting activities going on outdoors, where they can rest and recharge. <br/><br/>Nick and Norman are about nine months old. They have been neutered and microchipped, they tested negative for FeLV and FIV, and are up to date on vaccines.<br/><br/>The adoption fee is $150 for a pair.<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting Nick and Norman, please fill out the adoption interest form at our website (www.pdx-petadoption.org) and our adoption coordinator will respond promptly. Please note that we place cats in the following counties only: Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Clark.<br/><br/>Animal Rescue & Care Fund is a small rescue organization. We rescue homeless animals only, and do not accept owner-surrendered pets. All our animals live with volunteers in their homes until they are matched with the right permanent family. Thank you for considering one of our pets for adoption.

Need something new in your life to brighten up the short and dreary winter days? May we suggest this charming and handsome pair of feline buddies?

Nick and Norman are brothers, or maybe cousins—they came to us as part of a large extended family including multiple moms and aunties, so we aren’t sure of their exact relationship, but they have always been together and the bromance is serious.

Norman has excellent social skills in addition to his stunning swirly orange coat. He has never met a person, cat, or dog he doesn’t like. Actually, Norman has only met one dog (that we know of) and that’s the respectful, mellow dog at his foster home. He likes to get up close and personal with his people—he is literally an in-your-face kind of guy.

Nick is more reserved, but watches and learns from Norman, and is very affectionate once he knows nobody is going to manhandle him without permission. He has a very lush tabby coat with white trim, and an absolute plume of a tail. This duo love playing with all kind

Need something new in your life to brighten up the short and dreary winter days? May we suggest this charming and handsome pair of feline buddies?

Nick and Norman are brothers, or maybe cousins—they came to us as part of a large extended family including multiple moms and aunties, so we aren’t sure of their exact relationship, but they have always been together and the bromance is serious.

Norman has excellent social skills in addition to his stunning swirly orange coat. He has never met a person, cat, or dog he doesn’t like. Actually, Norman has only met one dog (that we know of) and that’s the respectful, mellow dog at his foster home. He likes to get up close and personal with his people—he is literally an in-your-face kind of guy.

Nick is more reserved, but watches and learns from Norman, and is very affectionate once he knows nobody is going to manhandle him without permission. He has a very lush tabby coat with white trim, and an absolute plume of a tail. This duo love playing with all kinds of toys, including lots of “rassle and chase” games. When their batteries run down, they appreciate a window perch with a nice view of the interesting activities going on outdoors, where they can rest and recharge.

Nick and Norman are about nine months old. They have been neutered and microchipped, they tested negative for FeLV and FIV, and are up to date on vaccines.

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