Petunia (Bonded with Arnold)

Arnold and Petunia are a bonded pair, rescued from a hoarding situation that was not their fault. They were initially bonded to other cats more than people, however, with a dedicated foster, they have become much more friendly and interactive with their household members. Petunia is more outgoing and will seek affection regularly; Arnold loves to play, and also loves treats, but is a little shy to approach at first. They would do great in a multi-cat household with an experienced and patient caregiver. They have been introduced to dogs, but avoid them, unknown for small children, but fine with older children and adults once they feel comfortable. Patience and proper introductions required.

Arnold and Petunia are a bonded pair, rescued from a hoarding situation that was not their fault. They were initially bonded to other cats more than people, however, with a dedicated foster, they have become much more friendly and interactive with their household members. Petunia is more outgoing and will seek affection regularly; Arnold loves to play, and also loves treats, but is a little shy to approach at first. They would do great in a multi-cat household with an experienced and patient caregiver. They have been introduced to dogs, but avoid them, unknown for small children, but fine with older children and adults once they feel comfortable. Patience and proper introductions required.

Arnold and Petunia are a bonded pair, rescued from a hoarding situation that was not their fault. They were initially bonded to other cats more than people, however, with a dedicated foster, they have become much more friendly and interactive with their household members. Petunia is more outgoing and will seek affection regularly; Arnold loves to play, and also loves treats, but is a little shy to approach at first. They would do great in a multi-cat household with an experienced and patient caregiver. They have been introduced to dogs, but avoid them, unknown for small children, but fine with older children and adults once they feel comfortable. Patience and proper introductions required.