Sheba and Clio (bonded sisters)

Located in Clinton Township, MI<br/><br/>Clio and Sheba's human is moving to Hawaii and she had to make the heartbreaking decision to rehome her beautiful girls. After speaking with the vet and considering their age and personalities, it’s clear the transition would be far too stressful for them. Sadly, there are no family members that can take them in. <br/><br/>Sheba and Clio are looking for a quiet, loving home together where they can live out their golden years comfortably and happily. ?<br/><br/>Sheba is a total sweetheart—affectionate, social, and always craving love. She’s the kind of kitty who wants to be near you all the time, constantly seeking pets and attention. She’s not used to young children or dogs, so a calm home would be best for her.<br/><br/>Clio is shy at first but so lovable once she trusts you. She has a playful side—she gets the zoomies and is very vocal when she’s having fun with her toys! She’s also not used to dogs or young kids and would do best in a peaceful, patient environment.<br/><br/>Health Info:<br/>*Both are spayed<br/>*Currently not up to date on shots<br/>*Sheba is in overall good health<br/>*Clio was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism but hasn't started treatment. Her new humans will need to take her to the vet to get her started on some medication. Hyperthyroidism is usually pretty easy to treat (a pill, compounded liquid or transdermal ointment) but it will take a few vet visits to make sure she gets the right treatment plan. <br/><br/>These two are special and deeply loved. Their human mom wants to make sure they go to a home that will cherish them as much as she does. If you're interested or know someone who might be, please send me a message or email me at wiserwhiskers2@gmail.com<br/><br/><br/>Foster: Felicia

Located in Clinton Township, MI

Clio and Sheba's human is moving to Hawaii and she had to make the heartbreaking decision to rehome her beautiful girls. After speaking with the vet and considering their age and personalities, it’s clear the transition would be far too stressful for them. Sadly, there are no family members that can take them in.

Sheba and Clio are looking for a quiet, loving home together where they can live out their golden years comfortably and happily. ?

Sheba is a total sweetheart—affectionate, social, and always craving love. She’s the kind of kitty who wants to be near you all the time, constantly seeking pets and attention. She’s not used to young children or dogs, so a calm home would be best for her.

Clio is shy at first but so lovable once she trusts you. She has a playful side—she gets the zoomies and is very vocal when she’s having fun with her toys! She’s also not used to dogs or young kids and would do best in a peaceful, patient environment.

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Located in Clinton Township, MI

Clio and Sheba's human is moving to Hawaii and she had to make the heartbreaking decision to rehome her beautiful girls. After speaking with the vet and considering their age and personalities, it’s clear the transition would be far too stressful for them. Sadly, there are no family members that can take them in.

Sheba and Clio are looking for a quiet, loving home together where they can live out their golden years comfortably and happily. ?

Sheba is a total sweetheart—affectionate, social, and always craving love. She’s the kind of kitty who wants to be near you all the time, constantly seeking pets and attention. She’s not used to young children or dogs, so a calm home would be best for her.

Clio is shy at first but so lovable once she trusts you. She has a playful side—she gets the zoomies and is very vocal when she’s having fun with her toys! She’s also not used to dogs or young kids and would do best in a peaceful, patient environment.

Health Info:
*Both are spayed
*Currently not up to date on shots
*Sheba is in overall good health
*Clio was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism but hasn't started treatment. Her new humans will need to take her to the vet to get her started on some medication. Hyperthyroidism is usually pretty easy to treat (a pill, compounded liquid or transdermal ointment) but it will take a few ve