Ray Dean & Ray Dee- BONDED PAIR

Ray Dean (short hair, male) and Ray Dee (long hair, female) are siblings born Aug 2024. Ray Dean is a big boy and looks like a clouded leopard. He is polite and lets his sisters eat before him. He enjoys being carried around like a baby. When Ray Dee trots away, he’s right there following her and giving her all the love. Ray Dee loves to be pet, then walks away for a second, and comes right back. She can’t sit still. She enjoys dragging string toys around while running backwards. They have been around other cats and introduced to dogs. While they are cautious of dogs, they should be able to acclimate with a cat-savvy dog. They do well with children as long as they are respectful. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and FIV/FeLV negative.

Ray Dean (short hair, male) and Ray Dee (long hair, female) are siblings born Aug 2024. Ray Dean is a big boy and looks like a clouded leopard. He is polite and lets his sisters eat before him. He enjoys being carried around like a baby. When Ray Dee trots away, he’s right there following her and giving her all the love. Ray Dee loves to be pet, then walks away for a second, and comes right back. She can’t sit still. She enjoys dragging string toys around while running backwards. They have been around other cats and introduced to dogs. While they are cautious of dogs, they should be able to acclimate with a cat-savvy dog. They do well with children as long as they are respectful. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and FIV/FeLV negative.

Ray Dean (short hair, male) and Ray Dee (long hair, female) are siblings born Aug 2024. Ray Dean is a big boy and looks like a clouded leopard. He is polite and lets his sisters eat before him. He enjoys being carried around like a baby. When Ray Dee trots away, he’s right there following her and giving her all the love. Ray Dee loves to be pet, then walks away for a second, and comes right back. She can’t sit still. She enjoys dragging string toys around while running backwards. They have been around other cats and introduced to dogs. While they are cautious of dogs, they should be able to acclimate with a cat-savvy dog. They do well with children as long as they are respectful. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and FIV/FeLV negative.