Simba & Tigger

Meet Simba & Tigger! These sweet gentle boys are now about 2.5 years old. They were rescued from the streets scrounging for food. Tigger is a social, well-adjusted cat but Simba is still very shy and looks to his brother for confidence. From their foster mom – “Tigger loves his snuggles. Simba is getting there slowly. He will now sleep with us on the bed. He comes out when people are over which is a big step!” <br/><br/>They have come a long way from their days on the street. Simba & Tigger would do best in an experienced home with the patience to give them some time to adjust. They are on a veterinary grade diet for their dry food (Hill’s Urinary CD Stress) and Fancy Feast for their wet. Simba had blood in his urine when we brought him in. The likely diagnosis is Feline Idiopathic Cystitis due to stress as there was nothing found in urinary tests (no crystals/no infection). The CD Stress diet cleared it up and he should remain on this diet for the rest of his life. We are happy to supply 3 months of the dry food to get you started. Veterinary diets are better quality but more expensive than pet store brands.<br/><br/>These two boys so deserve a loving forever home. If you have room in your heart & your home for Simba & Tigger, please contact us here, email heartstohomesfelines@gmail.com or fill out an application at www.heartstohomes.ca. They have been neutered, vaccinated microchipped and tested negative for FIV/FELV.

Meet Simba & Tigger! These sweet gentle boys are now about 2.5 years old. They were rescued from the streets scrounging for food. Tigger is a social, well-adjusted cat but Simba is still very shy and looks to his brother for confidence. From their foster mom – “Tigger loves his snuggles. Simba is getting there slowly. He will now sleep with us on the bed. He comes out when people are over which is a big step!”

They have come a long way from their days on the street. Simba & Tigger would do best in an experienced home with the patience to give them some time to adjust. They are on a veterinary grade diet for their dry food (Hill’s Urinary CD Stress) and Fancy Feast for their wet. Simba had blood in his urine when we brought him in. The likely diagnosis is Feline Idiopathic Cystitis due to stress as there was nothing found in urinary tests (no crystals/no infection). The CD Stress diet cleared it up and he should remain on this diet for the rest of his life. We are happy to supply 3 months of the dry food to get you

Meet Simba & Tigger! These sweet gentle boys are now about 2.5 years old. They were rescued from the streets scrounging for food. Tigger is a social, well-adjusted cat but Simba is still very shy and looks to his brother for confidence. From their foster mom – “Tigger loves his snuggles. Simba is getting there slowly. He will now sleep with us on the bed. He comes out when people are over which is a big step!”

They have come a long way from their days on the street. Simba & Tigger would do best in an experienced home with the patience to give them some time to adjust. They are on a veterinary grade diet for their dry food (Hill’s Urinary CD Stress) and Fancy Feast for their wet. Simba had blood in his urine when we brought him in. The likely diagnosis is Feline Idiopathic Cystitis due to stress as there was nothing found in urinary tests (no crystals/no infection). The CD Stress diet cleared it up and he should remain on this diet for the rest of his life. We are happy to supply 3 months of the dry food to get you started. Veterinary diets are better quality but more expensive than pet store brands.

These two boys so deserve a loving forever home. If you have room in your heart & your home for Simba & Tigger, please contact us here, email heartstohomesfelines@gmail.com or fill out an application at www.heartstohomes.ca. They have been neutered, vaccinated microchipped and tested negative for FIV/FE