Silvio and Liliana

Please contact Della @ (kittycityks@aol.com) for more information about this pet.<br/>Our adoption center is open both Saturday & Sunday every weekend!<br/>Saturday's noon-5pm<br/>&<br/>Sunday's noon-4pm.<br/><br/>Silvio and Liliana are brother and sister kitties that want to be adopted together. They are incredibly active and playful, yet affectionate and snuggly. They love wrestling, chasing each other around, and then curling up for a cozy cuddle when playtime is over. They carry their little toys around, play with anything available, and scamper all over the house. Resting on the couch with their foster mama while purring loudly or rearranging her hair, or on the cat tree is a must.<br/>Silvio (all black with a tinge of white [silver] at his neck) and Liliana (brown and white tabby) have been purrfect kittens and will bring a lot of life, love, and entertainment to their home. They should get along with kids, other cats, and cat-friendly dogs given proper introductions.<br/>Silvio and Liliana were born approximately May 10, 2026. Their combined adoption fee is $250. They are neutered/spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccinations and deworming, and tested negative for feline leukemia virus.<br/><br/>You can visit our adoptable cats and kittens during weekend business hours at our adoption center, address and times above. During the week, all our kitties live in licensed foster homes, and while most do come to the adoption center each weekend, not every kitty attends every weekend. For more information, or to confirm whether a particular cat or kitten will be present that weekend, please email kittycityks@aol.com. Kitty City Kansas Rescue is a volunteer, non-profit organization.

Please contact Della @ (kittycityks@aol.com) for more information about this pet.
Our adoption center is open both Saturday & Sunday every weekend!
Saturday's noon-5pm
&
Sunday's noon-4pm.

Silvio and Liliana are brother and sister kitties that want to be adopted together. They are incredibly active and playful, yet affectionate and snuggly. They love wrestling, chasing each other around, and then curling up for a cozy cuddle when playtime is over. They carry their little toys around, play with anything available, and scamper all over the house. Resting on the couch with their foster mama while purring loudly or rearranging her hair, or on the cat tree is a must.
Silvio (all black with a tinge of white [silver] at his neck) and Liliana (brown and white tabby) have been purrfect kittens and will bring a lot of life, love, and entertainment to their home. They should get along with kids, other cats, and cat-friendly dogs given proper introductions.
Silvio and Liliana were born approximately May

Please contact Della @ (kittycityks@aol.com) for more information about this pet.
Our adoption center is open both Saturday & Sunday every weekend!
Saturday's noon-5pm
&
Sunday's noon-4pm.

Silvio and Liliana are brother and sister kitties that want to be adopted together. They are incredibly active and playful, yet affectionate and snuggly. They love wrestling, chasing each other around, and then curling up for a cozy cuddle when playtime is over. They carry their little toys around, play with anything available, and scamper all over the house. Resting on the couch with their foster mama while purring loudly or rearranging her hair, or on the cat tree is a must.
Silvio (all black with a tinge of white [silver] at his neck) and Liliana (brown and white tabby) have been purrfect kittens and will bring a lot of life, love, and entertainment to their home. They should get along with kids, other cats, and cat-friendly dogs given proper introductions.
Silvio and Liliana were born approximately May 10, 2026. Their combined adoption fee is $250. They are neutered/spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccinations and deworming, and tested negative for feline leukemia virus.

You can visit our adoptable cats and kittens during weekend business hours at our adoption center, address and times above. During the week, all our kitties live in licensed foster homes, and while most do come to t