Oliver

This is a courtesy post only - please contact foster for information (email is below)<br/><br/>Oliver and Willow were part of a feral trap/neuter/release program with their mom. We soon realized the kittens were not feral and decided to put them in foster care until a permanent (indoor only) home can be found. They are playful and affectionate. They love, love toys! The brother and sister duo play well together and like to snuggle with each other when they rest. They can be placed together or separately. We estimate they are approximately 3 months old. <br/><br/>The kittens have been fully vetted for their age - they are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, received their first monthly dose of Revolution (preventative for fleas, ticks, heartworms, etc), treated for mites and intestinal worms, and tested negative for FIV/FLV. They have healthy appetites and are putting on weight. <br/><br/>For more information, please contact their foster at seejaytx@gmail.com.

This is a courtesy post only - please contact foster for information (email is below)

Oliver and Willow were part of a feral trap/neuter/release program with their mom. We soon realized the kittens were not feral and decided to put them in foster care until a permanent (indoor only) home can be found. They are playful and affectionate. They love, love toys! The brother and sister duo play well together and like to snuggle with each other when they rest. They can be placed together or separately. We estimate they are approximately 3 months old.

The kittens have been fully vetted for their age - they are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, received their first monthly dose of Revolution (preventative for fleas, ticks, heartworms, etc), treated for mites and intestinal worms, and tested negative for FIV/FLV. They have healthy appetites and are putting on weight.

For more information, please contact their foster at seejaytx@gmail.com.

This is a courtesy post only - please contact foster for information (email is below)

Oliver and Willow were part of a feral trap/neuter/release program with their mom. We soon realized the kittens were not feral and decided to put them in foster care until a permanent (indoor only) home can be found. They are playful and affectionate. They love, love toys! The brother and sister duo play well together and like to snuggle with each other when they rest. They can be placed together or separately. We estimate they are approximately 3 months old.

The kittens have been fully vetted for their age - they are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, received their first monthly dose of Revolution (preventative for fleas, ticks, heartworms, etc), treated for mites and intestinal worms, and tested negative for FIV/FLV. They have healthy appetites and are putting on weight.

For more information, please contact their foster at seejaytx@gmail.com.