Nolan (Bonded to Cottontail)

Meet Nolan & Cottontail!<br/><br/>Nolan and Cottontail are two very special boys looking for a forever home together. Though they came to us from different parts of Texas and arrived very shy, these two found comfort in each other and formed a bond that, in our opinion, is inseparable.<br/><br/>Nolan is a handsome black kitty with a tiny white diamond on his chest, estimated to be about 1½ years old. He’s the braver of the two and has really blossomed he enjoys being held and will happily curl up in your lap for some quiet cuddle time.<br/><br/>Cottontail is a striking orange tabby boy, estimated to be around 3 years old. He may never be a lap cat, but he is playful, gentle, and absolutely devoted to his best friend. Watching these two play together, you’d swear they were kittens again. Cottontail feels safest when Mo is nearby, and their friendship has helped him come so far.<br/><br/>Important medical note: Nolan is FIV positive. <br/><br/>FIV is not spread through casual contact like playing, sharing food bowls, grooming, or living together peacefully. It is transmitted only through deep bite wounds, which is why Mo does just fine with friendly cats. Cottontail is FIV negative, and these boys have safely lived together with no issues.<br/><br/>Because of their strong bond, we are hoping to find a home willing to adopt them together. They would do best in a calm, patient home that understands shy cats and appreciates the quiet joy of earning trust.<br/><br/>Both boys are fully vaccinated and medically vetted through November.<br/><br/>Adoption fee is $100 per cat.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a bonded pair with a beautiful friendship and hearts full of potential, Nolan and Cottontail would love to grow old together—right by your side.

Meet Nolan & Cottontail!

Nolan and Cottontail are two very special boys looking for a forever home together. Though they came to us from different parts of Texas and arrived very shy, these two found comfort in each other and formed a bond that, in our opinion, is inseparable.

Nolan is a handsome black kitty with a tiny white diamond on his chest, estimated to be about 1½ years old. He’s the braver of the two and has really blossomed he enjoys being held and will happily curl up in your lap for some quiet cuddle time.

Cottontail is a striking orange tabby boy, estimated to be around 3 years old. He may never be a lap cat, but he is playful, gentle, and absolutely devoted to his best friend. Watching these two play together, you’d swear they were kittens again. Cottontail feels safest when Mo is nearby, and their friendship has helped him come so far.

Important medical note: Nolan is FIV positive.

FIV is not spread through casual contact like playing, sharing food bowls, grooming,

Meet Nolan & Cottontail!

Nolan and Cottontail are two very special boys looking for a forever home together. Though they came to us from different parts of Texas and arrived very shy, these two found comfort in each other and formed a bond that, in our opinion, is inseparable.

Nolan is a handsome black kitty with a tiny white diamond on his chest, estimated to be about 1½ years old. He’s the braver of the two and has really blossomed he enjoys being held and will happily curl up in your lap for some quiet cuddle time.

Cottontail is a striking orange tabby boy, estimated to be around 3 years old. He may never be a lap cat, but he is playful, gentle, and absolutely devoted to his best friend. Watching these two play together, you’d swear they were kittens again. Cottontail feels safest when Mo is nearby, and their friendship has helped him come so far.

Important medical note: Nolan is FIV positive.

FIV is not spread through casual contact like playing, sharing food bowls, grooming, or living together peacefully. It is transmitted only through deep bite wounds, which is why Mo does just fine with friendly cats. Cottontail is FIV negative, and these boys have safely lived together with no issues.

Because of their strong bond, we are hoping to find a home willing to adopt them together. They would do best in a calm, patient home that understands shy cats and appreciat