Schitt's Creek: Moira Rose - part of bonded pair

The drama! The extravagance! The theatrics! Meet Moira Rose, who came into foster care in the limelight, though perhaps not as her namesake would have wished. Moira was living outside in a colony in a junkyard during one of the coldest winters New England has seen in quite a few years. The temperature was dropping fast - below zero fahrenheit - and Moira was lucky enough to be spotted and brought inside, but not before she got frostbite, on her face and crystallized on her eye, from upper respiratory infection discharge. Due to the tireless care from her foster mom, round the clock treatments, and wonderful veterinarians her eye was saved, her eye ulcer healed, her health restored. Through everything Moira is an absolute sweetheart, telling you all about her love in her theatrical vocabulary with the best purr you'll ever hear. <br/>You might think Moira's unapologetically excessive, fluffy coat is a wig, but be assured, it's not - she's just that gorgeous! Moira would do well in a home with other cats, perhaps one of her family, and would be fine with respectful children. But most importantly, David needs Moira and she adores him. He learns so much from her and we would love them to go together.<br/><br/>While, it is always wonderful to adopt kittens in pairs, sometimes it is imperative that ones go together when they need each other for their own well-being, in order to feel safe or secure. Bonded kittens need this desperately, but they also teach each other about acceptable play and keep each other company so you don't have to worry about them being lonely. <br/><br/>You can see more pictures and videos of our fosters on our facebook page: Sophia L'Orange Kitten Rescue<br/><br/>All of our adoptable animals are cared for and assessed in foster homes (we do not have a shelter), up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV, before they are adopted. They have had de-worming medication as a standard of care and Flea/Tick/Ear Mite preventive treatment. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet.

The drama! The extravagance! The theatrics! Meet Moira Rose, who came into foster care in the limelight, though perhaps not as her namesake would have wished. Moira was living outside in a colony in a junkyard during one of the coldest winters New England has seen in quite a few years. The temperature was dropping fast - below zero fahrenheit - and Moira was lucky enough to be spotted and brought inside, but not before she got frostbite, on her face and crystallized on her eye, from upper respiratory infection discharge. Due to the tireless care from her foster mom, round the clock treatments, and wonderful veterinarians her eye was saved, her eye ulcer healed, her health restored. Through everything Moira is an absolute sweetheart, telling you all about her love in her theatrical vocabulary with the best purr you'll ever hear.
You might think Moira's unapologetically excessive, fluffy coat is a wig, but be assured, it's not - she's just that gorgeous! Moira would do well in a home with other cats, perhaps one

The drama! The extravagance! The theatrics! Meet Moira Rose, who came into foster care in the limelight, though perhaps not as her namesake would have wished. Moira was living outside in a colony in a junkyard during one of the coldest winters New England has seen in quite a few years. The temperature was dropping fast - below zero fahrenheit - and Moira was lucky enough to be spotted and brought inside, but not before she got frostbite, on her face and crystallized on her eye, from upper respiratory infection discharge. Due to the tireless care from her foster mom, round the clock treatments, and wonderful veterinarians her eye was saved, her eye ulcer healed, her health restored. Through everything Moira is an absolute sweetheart, telling you all about her love in her theatrical vocabulary with the best purr you'll ever hear.
You might think Moira's unapologetically excessive, fluffy coat is a wig, but be assured, it's not - she's just that gorgeous! Moira would do well in a home with other cats, perhaps one of her family, and would be fine with respectful children. But most importantly, David needs Moira and she adores him. He learns so much from her and we would love them to go together.

While, it is always wonderful to adopt kittens in pairs, sometimes it is imperative that ones go together when they need each other for their own well-being, in order to feel safe or secure. Bonded kitte