Rory

Rory and Wall-e are each rambunctious, a bit spicy, very self-assured, felines who have found that they get along great. They are both into playing hard with each other, having fun for a long time, then they both need a well-deserved nap. Both cats are also on the independent side, while still accepting affectionate ... particularly when they are tuckered out. As they do so well together, they are now a bonded pair as each needs the other one to play and tussle with. The humans will enjoy watching the antics!<br/><br/>A bit about each cat: <br/>Rory can be affectionate but likes his independence as well. He has had a few mismatched adoptions, one with a Great Dane that really frightened him! Besides playing with his buddy Wall-e, his favorite thing to do at the shelter is watching cat TV (the birds out the window!). He had a tough start to his life as he and his litter mates were abandoned at 1 week old inside a shed. A kind person took him in, bottle fed him till he could hold his own and cared for him till recently. Rory turned 1 year old in January of this year. He rocks being a tuxedo cat. <br/><br/>Wall-e is a black kitten born in February 2026. He is not named for the cute little robot of movie fame, but because he was found in a wall as a very 5-week-old kitten after his mom had kittens in an attic where he proceeded to fall down into a wall. He was brought to Home Fur Good, was raised by a kind foster, and is now enjoying wrestling with his buddy Rory. <br/><br/>This adorable pair must be adopted together as their energy needs the outlet of the other feline. Their adoption fee is $225 includes spaying/neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, tested for FIV/FELV, microchipping, and a complimentary wellness visit at Phoenix Mountain Animal Hospital. If you are interested in meeting or adopting Rory and Wall-e, call Home Fur Good at 602.971.1334 and let us know you are interested. We also accept walk-ins 11-4 Thursday-Saturdays.

Rory and Wall-e are each rambunctious, a bit spicy, very self-assured, felines who have found that they get along great. They are both into playing hard with each other, having fun for a long time, then they both need a well-deserved nap. Both cats are also on the independent side, while still accepting affectionate ... particularly when they are tuckered out. As they do so well together, they are now a bonded pair as each needs the other one to play and tussle with. The humans will enjoy watching the antics!

A bit about each cat:
Rory can be affectionate but likes his independence as well. He has had a few mismatched adoptions, one with a Great Dane that really frightened him! Besides playing with his buddy Wall-e, his favorite thing to do at the shelter is watching cat TV (the birds out the window!). He had a tough start to his life as he and his litter mates were abandoned at 1 week old inside a shed. A kind person took him in, bottle fed him till he could hold his own and cared for him till recently. Rory t

Rory and Wall-e are each rambunctious, a bit spicy, very self-assured, felines who have found that they get along great. They are both into playing hard with each other, having fun for a long time, then they both need a well-deserved nap. Both cats are also on the independent side, while still accepting affectionate ... particularly when they are tuckered out. As they do so well together, they are now a bonded pair as each needs the other one to play and tussle with. The humans will enjoy watching the antics!

A bit about each cat:
Rory can be affectionate but likes his independence as well. He has had a few mismatched adoptions, one with a Great Dane that really frightened him! Besides playing with his buddy Wall-e, his favorite thing to do at the shelter is watching cat TV (the birds out the window!). He had a tough start to his life as he and his litter mates were abandoned at 1 week old inside a shed. A kind person took him in, bottle fed him till he could hold his own and cared for him till recently. Rory turned 1 year old in January of this year. He rocks being a tuxedo cat.

Wall-e is a black kitten born in February 2026. He is not named for the cute little robot of movie fame, but because he was found in a wall as a very 5-week-old kitten after his mom had kittens in an attic where he proceeded to fall down into a wall. He was brought to Home Fur Good, was raised by a kind foster, and i